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    This document provides information on various perennial plant species that can be incorporated into forage and edible landscape systems, including: - Insectary plants like umbellifers, composites, and others that produce nectar and seeds to attract beneficial insects. - Groundcovers like ajuga, strawberries, thyme, and others suitable for covering the ground. - Aromatic plants like mints, oregano, rosemary, and others with strong scents. - Mushrooms suitable for cultivation in gardens, such as oyster mushrooms, morels, and shaggy manes. - Dynamic accumulators and other perennial plants that provide edible leaves, roots, or other parts like

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    This document provides information on various perennial plant species that can be incorporated into forage and edible landscape systems, including: - Insectary plants like umbellifers, composites, and others that produce nectar and seeds to attract beneficial insects. - Groundcovers like ajuga, strawberries, thyme, and others suitable for covering the ground. - Aromatic plants like mints, oregano, rosemary, and others with strong scents. - Mushrooms suitable for cultivation in gardens, such as oyster mushrooms, morels, and shaggy manes. - Dynamic accumulators and other perennial plants that provide edible leaves, roots, or other parts like

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    Perennial For Age Hand Out

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    This document provides information on various perennial plant species that can be incorporated into forage and edible landscape systems, including: - Insectary plants like umbellifers, composites, and others that produce nectar and seeds to attract beneficial insects. - Groundcovers like ajuga, strawberries, thyme, and others suitable for covering the ground. - Aromatic plants like mints, oregano, rosemary, and others with strong scents. - Mushrooms suitable for cultivation in gardens, such as oyster mushrooms, morels, and shaggy manes. - Dynamic accumulators and other perennial plants that provide edible leaves, roots, or other parts like

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    Perennial Forage System Plants

    Compiled by Marisha Auerbach, queenbee@herbnwisdom.com www.herbnwisdom.com, www.wildthymefarm.com

    Insectary Plants:
    Umbellifers, Apiaceae: Parsley, Carrots, Parsnips, Celery, Celeriac, Florence Fennel, gotu kola, lo age, angelica, cher il, skirrit, queen annes lace, wild carrot, Amni iaga! produce large amounts of nectar for short periods of time, produce lots of seeds Composites, Asteraceae: Artichoke, lettuce, endi e, salsify, chicory, edible chrysanthemum, cardoon, sunflower, dandelion, "erusalem artichoke, yarrow, Artemisia, elecampagne, fe erfew, costmary, tansy, marigolds, #innias, thistles, asters, calendula, african trailing daisies, ga#anias! flower heads mature o er a longer time, lengthening the flow of nectar

    Groundcovers
    A$uga %leeding &eart Candytuft Cher il Corn 'alad (Mache) Forget+Me+,ot /ady0s Mantle /ungwort Monkeyflower 1regano 3hubarb 'elf+&eal 'trawberries 6hyme 8arrow Alyssum %lue 'tar Creeper Chameleon Plant (&oytunnia) Clo ers *arth Chestnut &ens - Chicks /amb0s *ars Mar$oram ,asturtium 12alis 'alad %urnet 'quash 'weet 4rass 7iolet %ee %alm Campanula Chamomile Copper Carpet *merald Carpet "ohnny "ump+.ps /emon %alm Mints 1ca Pennyroyal 'edums 'peedwell 'weet 5oodruff 5ild %lackberry

    Aromatic Plants:
    Anise &yssop Catmint 4arlic Mints Pennyroyal 6hyme Artemesias Catnip /a ender Mugwort 3osemary %ee %alm Clary 'age /emon %alm 1nions 3ue Calamint Curry Plant Mar$oram 1regano 'age

    Mus rooms for Garden Cultivation:


    %lewitt (/epista nuda) *lm 1yster (&ypsi#ygus ulmarius) 9ing 'tropharia, 4arden 4iant ('tropharia rugoso+annulata) Morel (Morchella angusticeps) 1yster Mushroom 'haggy Mane (Coprinus comatus)

    !ynamic Accumulators: See "andout


    &andout from: ;esigning and Maintaining 8our *dible /andscape ,aturally, %y 3obert 9ourik

    Some Perennial#$%otic $dibles:


    &eaves #S oots Asparagus Cardoon Cher il Chameleon Plant (&oytunnia spp.) ;aylily 4ood 9ing &enry /o age Mache ,ati e 8ellow Monkeyflower 'alad %urnet 'orrel 7iolet )t er *gyptian 5alking 1nions 3adish seed pods 3amps 'ubers *arth Chestnut "erusalem Artichoke ('unchoke) Mashua 1ca 3hubarb 8acon (erries Aronia Autumn 1li e Cherry Prinsepia *merald Carpet 4ooseberry "ostaberry 3osehips

    $at More Flo*ers+++++


    For more information on edible flowers check out www.herbnwisdom.com<pages<edible=flowers<meet.html Further 3esources: ;esigning and Maintaining 8our *dible /andscape ,aturally, %y 3obert 9ourik 4aia0s 4arden by 6oby &emenway Mycellium 3unning: &ow Mushrooms Can &elp 'a e the 5orld by Paul 'tamets Permaculture: A ;esigner0s Manuel by %ill Mollison Plants for a Future by 9en Fern, also website: http:<<www.pfaf.org< 8ou Can &a e 8our Permaculture and *at >t 6oo by 3obin Clayfield

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