This plant is easy to spot if you look for the annoying burrs. When those aren’t present, look for a rosette of oblong, pointed leaves with no stem that grow close to the ground in the first y… See more

Look for cup-shaped, purple-spotted orange flowers on a 1 to 3-foot stalk. The stem has long, narrow leaves in whorls. This plant is becoming less common. Edible part… See more

Blueberries grow multiple thornless canes directly out of the soil in sunny areas close to water. They only grow wild in the northern and eastern areas of the U.S. Edible part… See more

Look for a many-branched cactus with broad, flat pads. They bloom from April to June and can be found wild from Canada to Argentina. Edible parts: You can eat the flesh of thi… See more

Clover is in the pea family, and it has a bit of a pea-like taste. Look for pale green leaves with a distinct chevron pattern. Edible parts: Anything and everything, but you should … See more