1: Wisteria. A nice trellis full of it. Out-of-season as only the flowers are edible.

2: Gingko. A tree with lots of fruits, but too near the street.

3: Gingko. See the fruits?

4: Gingko. Can't miss the fruits now!

5: Wrinkled Rose. Likes to grow near the seashore.

6: Wrinkled Rose

7: Wrinkled Rose

8: Pasteur Rose. A bit smaller, but still edible.

9: Pasteur Rose. Closer up.

10: Epazote. It's all over the park.

11: Epazote. Another place in the park.

12: White Snakeroot. Deadly!!

13: Central Park Lake

14: Central Park Lake

15: Greater Celandine

16: Greater Celandine

17: Arrowroot. Wildman once dug some out, but there was very little there. He buys it in the store.

18: Cattails. Now out of season.

19: Black Walnut. Nuts now all gone.

20: Witch Hazel

21: Witch Hazel. Close up of the flowers.

22: Witch Hazel. We found one that still had some leaves!

23: Witch Hazel. Another shot with leaves.

24: Common Mallow. A close up of the flower.

25: Jet Berry. Very poisonous!!

26: Rock outcropping in Rambles. Note north-south scratches left by receding glacier rocks.

27: Hackberries. Too old to eat.

28: Hackberries. Gray bark.

29: Garlic Mustard. Can eat root and small leaves.

30: Garlic Mustard

31: Gray Squirrel. We had a few visit us while we ate lunch. This one turned away as I was taking its picture.

32: Gray Squirrel. Now it posed nicely.

33: Gray Squirrel. Enhanced version.

34: Gray Squirrel. It was moving when I took the shot.

35: Field Garlic (Wild Onion). This fellow dug this up while we had lunch.

36: Broad Leaf Dock?

37: Burdock. Wildman is digging up the first one.

38: Burdock. This is the one Wildman dug up.

39: Burdock

40: Burdock

41: Burdock. The fellow that dug up the onions dug this one up.

42: Asiatic Day Flower. The camera had its own idea on focusing.

43: Lady's Thumb

44: Lady's Thumb

45: Japanese Knotweed

46: Lambs-quarters. Note top of stem is missing.

47: Lambs-quarters. Here's Wildman eating the missing top!

48: Mugwort

49: Milkweed. Winter form.

50: Milkweed. Winter form.

51: Milkweed. Winter form.

52: Milkweed. An opened pod.

53: Kentucky Coffee Tree. See the beans up there?

54: Kentucky Coffee Beans

55: Wildman is about to eat an American Persimmon.

56: American Persimmon

57: American Persimmon. Close up.

58: Fire Thorn (Pyracantha). Berries are edible.

59: Fire Thorn (Pyracantha).

60: Common Blue Violet. Note flower and different bud (which has the seeds).

61: Common Blue Violet

62: Common Blue Violet. I broke open a bud to show the seeds.

63: Common Blue Violet

64: Field Garlic (Wild Onion). A nice big patch.

65: Sassafras. Leaves are gone, but note the upward branching.

66: Sassafras. Wildman tries to eat some.

67: Chickweed

68: Chickweed

69: Chickweed. Elsewhere in the park.

70: Wood Sorrel

71: Bush Honeysuckle. Berries in May.

72: Horse Nettle. Poisonous!!

73: Quick Weed (Gallinsoya). Can be cooked, but unpalatable.

74: Crab apples.

75: Crab apples.

76: Crab apples.

77: Nasturtium. Wildman had never eaten this before. It isn't a wild plant! Kind of peppery.

78: Nasturtium Flower.

79: European Cut Leaf Blackberry. Come back in mid-August.

80: European Cut Leaf Blackberry. A nice big patch.

81: Amaranth

82: Amaranth

83: Amaranth

84: Amaranth

85: Dandelion

86: Enoki (Winter mushroom or Velvet foot). Now too old to eat.

87: June Berry. Winter Form.

88: June Berry. Close up of bud.