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Amaranth, Pigweed

aletris farinosa flower, white flowers on spike — Amaranth can be eaten as a pot green when very young and the seeds can be used to make flour. It is an invasive weed in the wild. The wild Amaranth should not be cultivated.

Alternative Nature Herbals

P O Box 26 Slayden, TN 37165 USA 931 237 0690
Owner, Editor: Karen Bergeron Email karen@altnature.com

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