This form is not a plant identification service. It does not confirm whether something is safe to eat, and it does not give medical advice. What it does is carry a written message to the site handler. If you want to report a factual error, suggest a lookalike pair for a future article, or ask for a term to be explained more clearly, this is the place. A useful message names the page, quotes the sentence in question, and describes the observation or source behind the comment.
FieldKit is an editorial project, not a clinic and not a foraging school. If a leaf description on the blog does not match what you are seeing in the field, or if a comparison example reads wrong, write to us. Corrections are the most useful thing you can send, because a wrong margin note travels further than a wrong photo.
Use the postal address below only for written correspondence. There is no walk-in desk, no scheduled visits, and no collection point at this location. Questions about a specific plant are welcome, but we cannot confirm an identification from a message or a photograph, and we do not give medical advice.
Before you write, it helps to check the article that covers your case. Leaf margin and vein pattern questions usually belong with the leaf diagnostics piece. Family comparisons, including wild carrot against poison hemlock, sit in the Apiaceae article. Berry questions, from elderberry to pokeweed, are grouped in the berry piece. If your note is about something none of those cover, say so plainly and describe the plant, the habitat, and the season.
We read everything that arrives. We do not promise a reply within a set number of days, and we do not run a live comment thread. For anything urgent or health-related, contact a qualified professional or a poison control service rather than this address.
FieldKit is a reading resource, not an identification service, so we cannot confirm what is growing in your yard or on a trail. What we can do is take corrections, point out where a comparison example is unclear, and hear which lookalike pairs still feel confusing after you have worked through the leaf, stem, and root checks. If a photo or a description on the site sent you in the wrong direction, that is worth telling us.
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