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Jun 12, 2014 8:29 AM CST
Name: Sharon
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They did not grow so freely grow back in the depths of the mountains when I was learning about the 'edibles', Kent, and if I didn't eat them then, I haven't eaten them today. I might try that, though, since they are in full bloom. Big Grin Soapy sounds much like the flavor of Bouncing Bet, Saponaria officinalis, I think.

I also think Yucca filamentosa is what's here, but not so much in the far eastern part of KY. Major difference in climate and I suspect it prefers this warmer drier climate that's far west. (Not so dry right now, thinking of building an ark.)

So interesting about the pickled pistils! But I don't think I'll try it.
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