Nice article! That's the way to be opportunistic. Seeds give such a great return and wild-gathered seed is overlooked so much.

Fall is a great time for spotting asparagus along the roadsides -- their ferny fronds turn such a bright yellow, they are noticeable at 60 mph. When I lived in Michigan, where the wild asparagus is as common as in Wisconsin, I kept a notebook with maps and then put bits of flagging in the weeds where I wanted to find the emerging asparagus spears in the springtime. But if you are going to be in one place for awhile, asparagus is a great perennial crop to grow, too - so trouble-free and undemanding. You will have quite the asparagus farm, with all those seeds! And nice thinking about the magnolias, too!

I'm adding the #foraging tag, too. If you use that tag instead of forage, I'll send this over to SteemTrail and it will be easier to track it in the @foraging-trail (which I hope will finally be setup real soon). Thanks.