1: Oyster mushroom.

2: Oyster mushroom.

3: Poisonous mushroom.

4: Poorman's pepper.

5: Poorman's pepper.

6: Hedge mustard.

7: Juneberry/Service Berry.

8: Juneberry/Service Berry.

9: Juneberry/Service Berry.

10: Wood sorrel.

11: Young hedge mustard with Lady's thumb surrounding it.

12: Lamb's quarters.

13: Poorman's pepper. Immature. No seeds yet.

14: Lamb's quarters closeup.

15: Burdock, flowers.

16: Pokeweed starting to flower.

17: Garlic mustard, second year.

18: Violets and garlic mustard, first year. Closeup.

19: Violets and garlic mustard, first year. Patch.

20: White snake root. Wildman always tells a story about the times before they knew it was poisonous.

21: Garlic mustard, second year. Patch.

22: Gout weed. Patch. You want very small leaves. Edible from March to September.

23: Gout weed. Flower closeup.

24: Gout weed. Leaf closeup.

25: Turkey tails. Like wood, but not poinsonous. Very pretty. They have to grow on wood.

26: Turkey tails. Closeup.

27: Enchanter's nightshade. Later in the year it has burrs which stick to your socks.

28: Asiatic day flower. Leaves like string beans. Seeds like peas. Okay raw, but better in soups.

29: Asiatic day flower. Closeup.

30: Burdock, first year. Only tap root in season in summer. Other Fall(?) must cook.

31: Burdock, second year.

32: Bitter dock. Not edible. Too bitter.

33: Burdock, flowers.

34: Burdock, flowers.

35: Common nightshade. Very poisonous.

36: Jewelweed.

37: Bitter dock. Closeup.

38: Common spice bush.

39: Poison ivy on tree.

40: Poison ivy on ground. Leaf edges are smooth. Middle leaf has stem. Side leaves do not.

41: Day lily.

42: Another common spice bush.

43: Poorman's pepper. A large patch.

44: Field garlic. Bulb closeup.

45: Echinacea. Root good for tea. "King of blood purifiers."

46: Elderberry.

47: Elderberry.

48: Virginia creeper leaf closeup.

49: Virginia creeper.

50: Black raspberries.

51: Black raspberries, first year. Blackberries are a biannual. No flowers the first year.

52: Wineberry. Not native, so parks have been removing them.

53: Elderberry flowers.

54: Black cherry.

55: Jewelweed.

56: Jewelweed patch.

57: Hedge mustard.

58: Common mallow.

59: Lady's thumb, flower closeup.

60: Lady's thumb.

61: Violet patch.

62: Yellow watercress closeup.

63: Yellow watercress patch.

64: Purple flowering raspberries.

65: Purple flowering raspberries.

66: Common nightshade. Very poisonous.

67: Forest russula mushroom. Tasteless.

68: Amanita. Yellow patches mushroom? Poisonous.

69: Very old bolete. By a couple weeks. Possibly chestnut. Now moldy.

70: Elderberry. Wildman must have been talking about it.

71: Redbuds.

72: Dandelion. Too bitter now.

73: Common plantain. Also good for mosquito bites.

74: Quick weed. Must cook.

75: Quick weed flower closeup.

76: Black nightshade. Leaves bad. Seed may be okay.

77: Chickweed. In season all year.

78: White snake root. Poisonous.

79: Dry and old dryad's saddle polypore. Edible when small and soft. Black shean, white underneath, smells like wells. These would be like leather.

80: Lady's thumb.

81: White snake root. Poisonous.

82: Purslane with epazote in upper right.

83: Epazote.

84: Hibiscus.