1: Wild raisin, close up.

2: Wild raisin

3: Jet berry, poisonous.

4: Multi-floral rose with mold on the rose hips.

5: Wrinkled rose, Wildman sbout to eat a rose hip.

6: Wrinkled rose, the only flower left.

7: Wrinkled rose. Note feathered compound leaves.

8: Witch hazel

9: Epazote

10: Poor man's pepper

11: Black nightshade, poisonous.

12: Lamb's quarters (not on tour). Also white snake root in upper right.

13: White snakeroot gone to seed. Poisonous.

14: Hawthorne

15: Hawthorne closeup

16: Hawthorne berry with larva inside

17: Lady's thumb

18: Dandelion. Okay to eat now.

19: Wildman looking at snakeroot flower.

20: Northern bay berry (male)

21: Mulberry tree

22: Japanese knotweed

23: Japanese knotweed shoots. Will come up and be edible next spring.

24: Mugwort

25: 1st year burdock. Root can be dug up.

26: 2nd year burdock. Not edible. Note burrs.

27: Burdock roots some people dug up.

28: Kentucky coffee tree pod and seed.

29: Kentucky coffee tree. The pods up in the tree will fall in the spring.

30: Garlic mustard, 1st year.

31: Smaller mugwort

32: Violets

33: Violet seed pod. Not edible.

34: Field garlic

35: Sassafras tree trunk

36: Sassafras saplings

37: Raspberry bush

38: Raspberries. These not ripe yet. There were a few ripe ones way in the back of the bunch.

39: Smooth sumac

40: Smooth sumac berries

41: Crabapple tree. The brown ones are ripe.

42: Gingko berries

43: Gingko leaves

44: Red juneberry

45: Red juneberry closeup