1: Hedge Mustard

2: Hedge Mustard

3: Hedge Mustard

4: Lambs-Quarters

5: Lambs-Quarters. Here's some that's six feet tall!

6: White Snakeroot - poisonous. Wildman holding some and telling the story of the cows eating it and poisoning people drinking the milk.

7: Field Garlic (Wild Onions)

8: Artist's conk mushroom (Ganoderma applanatum) - medicinal, not edible.

9: Gout Weed

10: Gout Weed

11: Oyster Mushroom

12: Oyster Mushroom. Lots of them!

13: Oyster Mushroom - Wildman holding some.

14: Oyster Mushroom. More of them.

15: Oyster Mushroom. These were found by a couple not on the tour.

16: Turkey Tail Mushroom

17: Common Blackberry - out of season.

18: Pokeberry - poisonous. Steve giving a story.

19: Crepidotus Mushroom - not good to eat.

20: Crepidotus Mushroom - not good to eat.

21: Chicory

22: Northern Bay Berry (wild bay leaves)

23: Poor Man's Pepper

24: Poor Man's Pepper

25: Poor Man's Pepper

26: Wild Parsnips. A nice patch.

27: Wild Parsnips. Wildman starting to dig up the first one.

28: Burdock. Second year.

29: Burdock. First year.

30: Mugwort

31: Chickweed

32: Curly Dock (Yellow Dock)

33: Common Blue Violet

34: Gingko. Leaves and a few fruits.

35: Beefstake (Shiso)

36: Ragweed - not edible.

37: Ground Ivy

38: Velvet Foot Mushroom (commercially is Enotake) - too old to eat.

39: Wineberry (Wild Raspberry) - out of season.

40: Bitter Dock - not as good, too bitter.

41: Wild Lettuce

42: Wild Lettuce

43: Osage Orange - not edible, reputed to keep away roaches.