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Don’t mistake this for a weed. It belongs in your garden. Here’s why

Imagine:

A warm sauté of dandelion greens with garlic and olive oil

A lemony purslane salad with tomatoes and feta

A batch of wild green pesto made from foraged leaves

Or even crispy nettle chips with sea salt and a squeeze of lemon

The possibilities are as wild as the plants themselves.

A Little Curiosity Goes a Long Way

The next time something green and unfamiliar pops up in your garden, pause before pulling. Get to know it. Look it up. Ask a gardener friend. You might just discover your new favorite ingredient — growing right at your feet.

Because sometimes, the best things in your garden aren’t the ones you planted on purpose — they’re the ones you learned to love on accident.

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