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248. Trout Lily
a beautiful addition to the project, Trout Lily actualy blossom in the early spring.
It’s sometimes called the dog’s-tooth violet because its corm, the tiny bulb at the base of the root, resembles a tiny, white dog’s tooth. According to some experts, the small bulb is actually edible if you take off its fibrous covering. Some say it tastes like cucumber. However, various websites caution that you should not eat a lot of these bulbs at once, as the bulb can cause vomiting. The species is also protected in some areas, meaning it is best enjoyed for its beauty and otherwise left untouched.
248. Trout Lily
a beautiful addition to the project, Trout Lily actualy blossom in the early spring.
It’s sometimes called the dog’s-tooth violet because its corm, the tiny bulb at the base of the root, resembles a tiny, white dog’s tooth. According to some experts, the small bulb is actually edible if you take off its fibrous covering. Some say it tastes like cucumber. However, various websites caution that you should not eat a lot of these bulbs at once, as the bulb can cause vomiting. The species is also protected in some areas, meaning it is best enjoyed for its beauty and otherwise left untouched.