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checked my spot today (Sunday), even with the sunny, warm weather, it's still too early

 

the all knowing town of Oakville posted a sign saying they've sprayed pesticide for bigweed over my fiddlehead spot, no more picking for me down there

 

at least they took the time to post the sign why not take the time to remove all the garbage strewn everywhere thoughout the woodlot,

 

I guess those educated, civil servants are more knowledgeable than me with respect to managing this shithole called Oakville

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The wild leeks (ramps) are up, I've been picking them for a week. The first photo looks like them but where I find them they are in clumps not usually singles. The smell is distinct-like an earthy garlic. Lots of info on the net how to identify and prepare for eating. I mainly fry them up bulb & greens or pickle the bulbs.

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Those flowers look like bloodroot to me. The first pic is similar but not wild garlic. At my place the leeks are up about 6" and I'm picking a few. Fiddleheads are close but not ready yet.Cheers

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Picked my first fiddleheads this season yesterday. What was up was mostly small and some havent started. A few more days of sunshine they should be good.

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What a difference of week of warm weather makes.

Most are already unfolding

 

 

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But I managed to find a nice 30 square foot pod of pickers.. IMO This is the perfect pickers.

 

 

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They will all be done in a few days.

 

 

 

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