Here are 10 wild plants you can eat.<br />Learn about them, how to find them, and try them now for when an emergency shall knock the door.<br />10. Wild Onions: Although some may or may not have flowers attached, but any plant you find that smells like onion or garlic is edible.<br />9. Prickly Pear Cactus: The fruit resembles pear and the pad can be eaten like a vegetable. A real life-saver if you’re in a prickly situation!<br />8. Plantain: The entire plant is edible and has inherent medicinal qualities as well!<br />7. Pine: There are over 100 different species of pine, and they are richly known for providing Vitamin A and C!<br />6. Lamb's Quarters: High in protein, vitamin A, calcium, phosphorus, and potassium!<br />5. Kudzu: Known to produce beautiful purple-colored, grape-smelling blossoms and used for making wine too!<br />4. Dandelions: They are found everywhere and are rich in vitamin A, C, and beta-carotene!<br />3. Clovers: They are easy to spot anywhere and they are rich with many medicinal uses and edible too.<br />2. Cattails: With brown, cigar-shaped top, you can find the cattail in open wet areas as well as swamps and ditches.<br />1. Chickweed: Considered as a weed, it grows pretty much everywhere. The flowers, leaves and stems are used in teas or oral decoctions.
