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Home Eight edible spring plants that grow wild in West Virginia Bill Beatty

Bill Beatty

Common Blue Violets are among the edible plants one can find growing almost anywhere in West Virginia.

Naturalist, author, and outdoor-education specialist Bill Beatty is a former interpretive naturalist for the A.B. Brooks Nature Center at Oglebay Park and instructor in outdoor adventure recreation at West Liberty University. He is a frequent lecturer in the West Virginia State Parks system.

Common Blue Violet

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