Wild food foraging for the soul.
This is probably one of the easier plants to ID in winter. Do you know what it is? For a brief period in spring its light green leaves are edible while soft; in late summer it makes powder blue, tart berries; and its bright yellow roots are a source of berberine, a natural antimicrobial.
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