Use beautiufl and fragnant wild rose petals for food, drink, body products, herbal remedies, and more with these easy and delicious ideas.
Milkweed is a common plant with a ton of health benefits. Here's where to find it and how to cook it.
For all the pain this plant might cause, you’d think its magic would be just as prickly. However, if you read through this Monthly Wort on stinging nettle, you might find that this little green guy is only here to protect us. Check out this blog and find out more on the surprisingly charming magic of stinging nettle!
Explore foraging for fall herbs with Dr. Mark "Merriwether" Vorderbruggen. Learn how to make herbal teas and embrace the autumn season.
My Healthy Homemade Life - Adventures in Pursuing Health & Wellness 7 Ways to Use Herbs This Fall
My Healthy Homemade Life - Adventures in Pursuing Health & Wellness 7 Ways to Use Herbs This Fall
Make the most of the local wildflowers by creatively using honeysuckle for food and medicine in your kitchen and home apothecary.
Affordability is a real issue when it comes to health and wellness. Explore these 20+ effective recipes that you can make for $10 or less.
Make the most of the local wildflowers by creatively using honeysuckle for food and medicine in your kitchen and home apothecary.
Dandelion greens have made their way into the supermarket, but what about the roots? Dandelion roots are both nutritious and edible. They can be foraged in the early spring before the plants send up flower
Looking for summer herbs to forage for? Here are 9 herbs to find and harvest during the warm summer months. We're also sharing how to use them, too!
Mullein is one of the most recognizable, medicinal and useful plants. Foraging for mullein is easy and fun!
It’s difficult to encompass how many wins come from foraging for acorns. The first that comes to mind is that it is incredibly sustainable. Where many foods we buy from the grocery store require large amounts of fossil fuels to grow, process, and transport, acorns offer us an alternative. This wild food is local, abundant, and nutritious! In mast years oaks drop more acorns than wildlife are able to deal with. A forager can gather these acorns from oaks and process them into flour to be used for all kinds of dishes. Every calorie that you consume from acorns that came from your local ecology is a calorie that you don’t have to purchase from industrial agriculture. Acorn foragers are some of the strongest advocates and supporters of oaks, a vital ecological tree that supports numerous
Easy-to-make rosehip powder is a vitamin and mineral-rich herbal substance that will enrich your meal and enhance your skin.
Easy-to-make rosehip powder is a vitamin and mineral-rich herbal substance that will enrich your meal and enhance your skin.
Pine needle salad dressing is a great way to add flavor and nutrients to your salad. And most likely you won't have to go far to forage the pine needles.
Foraging Texas is the guide to edible and medicinal plants of Texas
Foraging Lady’s Thumb – a wild edible & medicinal weed that’s full of flavor and herbal benefits! This backyard plant has leaves, shoots, and seeds that are safe to eat raw or cooked. Learn how to identify it, enjoy its lemon-pepper taste, and use it in herbal remedies. Find more foraging medicinal plants, herbal flowers, medicinal herbs remedies, and Wild Plant Identification at Practical Self Reliance.
