Goosefoot Cornsalad
Valerianella chenopodiifolia
Cornsalad is a peculiar name for this plant … any plant as far as that goes. It turns out that another plant in this genus, Valerianella locusta, is a European plant that has been used for centuries in salads. The French in particular cultivate that plant. ‘Corn’ is a generic term for any grain in England, and this plant tends to grow as a weed in wheat fields, thus “Cornsalad”. Now you know something useful!
Goosefoot Cornsalad is a somewhat rare plant in Indiana that grows in rich, moist soil.
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i live in Georgia and just found this growing in my daughter’s yard