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New Book ** Edible Perennials: 50 Top perennials from Plants For A Future. Current interest in forest or woodland garden designs reflects an awareness that permanent mixed plantings are inherently more sustainable than annual monocultures. They safeguard and enrich soil ecosystems... more >>

Latin Name	Common Name	Edibility Rating	Medicinal Rating
Albizia julibrissin	Mimosa, Silktree, Mimosa Tree,	2	2
Pinus edulis	Rocky Mountain Piñon, Twoneedle pinyon, Nut Pine, Pinyon Pine, Rocky Mountain Pinyon Pine, Singlelea	4	2
Pinus monophylla	Single Leaf Piñon, Single Leaf PinyonPine, Stone Pine, Pine Pinyon	4	2
Pinus nigra	Austrian Pine, Black Pine	1	2
Prunus emarginata	Bitter Cherry	2	2
Stachys germanica	Downy Woundwort, German hedgenettle	0	2
Albizia julibrissin	Mimosa, Silktree, Mimosa Tree,	2	2

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