Would you eat this plant?
Ever wondered if what grows in the park is edible? Steve "Wildman" Brill guided us through the do's and don'ts of Central Park.
He was a wealth of information and corny jokes.
"I recycle my jokes because I care about the environment," Brill says.
He showed people all kinds of edible things in the park: wineberries, lamb's-quarters (wild spinach) and wood sorrel, which tastes like lemons.
He gives group tours. One couple on a date were having a Saturday adventure. A woman who lives two blocks from Central Park wanted to know if there was anything about the Manhattan that she didn't already know.