Edible Plants of the Gulf South

By: Charles M. Allen, PhD, Andrew W. Allen, B.S., and Harry W. Winters, M.D.

Did you know that the Native American Indians harvested and ate over 200 species of native plants? ‘Edible Plants of the Gulf South’ provides a window into the culinary uses of many of the plants that grow in our forests and back yards that have long been forgotten. This easy to read reference is a must read for the organic chef, naturalist, and survival buff! Bon appetit! Written by Dr. Charles M. Allen, PhD, Andrew W. Allen, B.S, Dr. Harry Winters, M.D.

Copyright Year: 2005

ISBN-10: 0971862524

# of Pages, including Index: 291

Book Edition: First

States likely useful as a guidebook in: LA, TX, MS, AR, AL, GA, FL, SC

In: Glossy Paperback

Subjects covered: Edible Plants, Tea Plants, Spice Plants, Herbs, Native Plants, Useful Plants, Medicinal Plants, Survival

Published by: Allen’s Native Ventures, LLC

Did you know that the Native American Indians harvested and ate over 200 species of native plants? ‘Edible Plants of the Gulf South’ provides a window into the culinary uses of many of the plants that grow in our forests and back yards that have long been forgotten. This easy to read reference is a must read for the organic chef, naturalist, and survival buff! Bon appetit! Written by Dr. Charles M. Allen, PhD, Andrew W. Allen, B.S, Dr. Harry Winters, M.D.