wild plants
Nature's untended greenery
Wild plants are vegetation that grows without human cultivation or care—species that propagate naturally rather than being deliberately planted, tended, or bred.
The term often distinguishes edible or useful plants found in nature from their domesticated counterparts: She foraged for wild plants along the riverbank.
Wild plants may be native species or naturalized escapees from gardens that now spread on their own.
- wildflowersUncultivated flowering plants
- weedsUnwanted wild plants
- foragingSeeking wild food sources
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- meadow grassGrass in open fields
thistle · bramble · nettle · dandelion · fern · moss · ground cover · undergrowth · thicket · hedgerow · herbs · edible · roots · berries · native · native species · invasive · poison ivy
- plant typesnon-native species
- natural/raw thingsraw materials, untouched land, virgin forest, native habitat, organic matter
- foraged foodsdandelion, blackberries, blueberries, nuts, mushrooms
- homesteadinghomesteading, self-sufficiency, off-grid living, off-grid, chicken coop
- Wild Foodsramps, fiddleheads, dandelion greens, morels, chanterelles
- botanybotany, root, leaf, photosynthesis, stem
wild plantscrops
Cultivated plants for harvest
garden plants · cultivars · ornamental plants · cash crops · houseplants
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