Go to Lekeitio and learn in depth. Learn from plants! The land lovers came from Bizkaia to celebrate the anniversary of the popular vegetable garden of Usotegi. Iker of the farmhouse Oromiñoko Txarroa of Iurreta taught me that the son-in-law, the people of grass of the genus Juncus, are called “wedge.” The name of our house has some juncture, and I asked. And then, in one place and another, resume the research.

According to Wikipedia, Juan José Arbelaiz received what Luis Mitxelena said: “junco” is said earlier “inia”. I, zañero, will wager on Iker’s “deceit”. The Latin name Juncus comes from the word jungere, that is, it means getting together, joining together. And I remember the fun game of children tied: take a straw and put in it as a wedge the margaritas (Bellis perennis) that we piled to make cuffs or collars. It has been used as a candle to connect and complete roofs, fences, baskets, etc. : chaff has been wet in grease and allowed to cool. It would get wet, it would get wet, it would form a candle. Here's the juice, the juice of a lamp or a candle!

In the Usotegia de Lekeitio we talk about the vegetable garden, so most of the people who approached were women. There were also men, but they looked a little further, except for the bite...

There was a group of women talking about a special plant. They used the name in Spanish: verdolaga, that is, getozka (Portulaca oleracea). Each of them was becoming famous, for some the medicinal herb and for others the food. With omega 3, I don't know what wound is miraculous to heal, it adds to the salad an extraordinary grace... I had no idea. I don't even know the plant. Curiosity. Asking here and there, I've found what is an option for Lekeitio: Getozka is an auxiliary of other plants. Veins spread through the floor and the weakest neighbor can extend their veins beyond him... Beautiful image of popular construction. To see if by the time I come back, in the garden of Usotegi they have given a corner to the getaria...