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Sorrel on the Mountain

October 2, 2010 Erica M. Davis 3 Comments

Colorado mountain sorrel growing in a mine hole.

We found a healthy colony of mountain sorrel in a steep, rocky, dry creek bed above 11,000 feet this afternoon—another great discovery in an area that was starting to feel like we’d traveled it in its entirety and identified the last remaining wild edible plant therein. But … [Read more...]

edible, high altitude Colorado, foraging, mine hole, New York, oxalates, Rocky Mountains, sorrel, Vermont

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