Apple leaves (from Fluffers on here) *
Basil (grown at home from seed)
Bramble leaves (allotments) *
Borage (grown at home and also picked from allotments)
Calendula (grown at home)
Carrot tops (grown on allotments) *
Chamomile (grown at home)
Clover (they eat that when on the lawn)
Coriander (grown at home from seed)
Cornflower (tried to grow this last year without success so they haven't actually had this yet other than in a dried mix)
Dandelions (grown and picked from garden/allotments) *
Dead nettle (garden/allotments) *
Dill (grown at home from seed)
Echinachea (grown at home)
Fenugreek (grown at home from seed)
Florence fennel (I attempt to grow this on the allotment and they get the tops)
Goosegrass (home/allotments)
Jerusalem Artichoke leaves (grown at home) *
Lavender (grown at home and on allotments)
Lemon balm (grown at home) *
Marjoram (grown at home)
Marshmallow (grown at home - i've also seen wild mallow in the hedgerows by the allotments)
Muskmallow (grown at home from seed)
Mint (grown at home - several kinds!) *
Nasturtium (grown at home from seed - great success last year!) *
Oregano (grown at home)
Parsley (grown at home from seed)
Peapods (from our peas grown on allotments) * (had a glut which I dried as occasional treats for winter - high in sugar)
Plantain (grown at home and picked from garden/allotments) *
Rose petals (from our rose bush at home) *
Rosemary (grown at home and on allotments)
Sage (grown at home and on allotments) *
Strawberry leaves (grown on allotments)
Sunflower leaves (grown on allotment from seed)
Thyme (grown at home)
Viola (grown at home from seed (another one that didn't do well last year
)
Willow (from parsnipbun on the forum)
Yarrow (another new one I attempted last year that didn't do great so they haven't tried it yet - you can forage for it but it looks similar to other poisonous things so I don't)
As you can see it's possible to get a great variety. Some things they only got a small amount of as the plants weren't very established. I've put a star next to things that I got a large amount from. This is a typical summer meal...