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Here, this plant is an invasive species. I've seen signs about it. I have seen where it is pulled out because it takes over areas from the local plants. Good to know it's edible and I don't have to worry about pulling it out.
Hey Sandra, thanks for your comment. I assume you are living somewhere on the North American continent right? I know from another viewer that garlic mustard is considered invasive in Ontario, for example. Well consider this a win-win-situation: You can get rid of an invasive species and at the same time get food for free. :) ATB Ralf
Thanks for your comment Jennifer. You can use the flowers as a garnish for salads and such. What you can also do: leave the flowers be and use the pods/seeds for cooking. It would be a bit far fetched to compare the taste to pepper, but still they make a pretty good spice. You can also check my playlists for more foraging-related content👍🏻
