Wild Edible Plants Class by Primitive Texas

Posted on November 10, 2013 by KarlaTexas

I had a great time last Sunday, November 3, 2013, taking a Wild Edible Plants Class with Mark Suter of Primitive Texas.

The class was a little over 4 hours long and Mark taught us about edible plants, toxic plants and useful plants. It was fun making soap out of a Yucca root.

The class was well worth the almost 2 hour drive from my house to Lick Creek Park in College Station. What I liked most is that he kept the class moving while still letting us learn by doing.

Here are some photos I took during the class.

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Arial washing the Yucca root

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Arial climbing down into the creek to forage.

: Andy enjoying a flower

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Mark Suter

: Andy with a toxic plant

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