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100 Wild Plants of the Northeast - Common "Weed" Flowers

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First published at 05:32 UTC on July 10th, 2020.

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100 Maine Plants Episode 10 -- This time a review of plants from several past episodes and 6 new wildflowers that are often just dismissed as "weeds" but have an important role rebuilding "disturbed" soils or "waste soils" like roadsides, developed areas and so forth. Some are medicinal, some are edible, others (like the legumes) actively rebuild soil.

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