Any member of the rose family is edible. These would include blackberries, raspberries, salmonberries, dewberries, cloudberries and thimbleberries. Most of these berries can be found in the woods or along woodland edges. They grow on both upright and trailing bushes with arching green stems with darker green leaves. They usually have five rounded leaflets and clusters of white flowers which is followed by sweet, juicy fruits.
Wild onion is found in open woodlands, prairies, dry meadows and rocky slopes.
It is a bulbous plant with a reddish purple bulb. The leaves are thin, flattened and grass like. Pink or white flowers appear in clusters on this plant. Prickly pear grows in dry soil, sandy grasslands and among rocks. This plant looks like a cactus with clumps of flattened sprawling stems that are studded with red brown bumps of tiny barbed hairs.