See how easy it can be to compost in winter using the trench method. It's a great way to compost your kitchen scraps without a compost pile!
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Many of us are or have been foragers at one time or another, often without realising that what we are doing. Picking brambles for a pie or jam, collecting danelion leaves or chickweed for the pet rabbit, fishing at the coast. Any these activities make you one of a growing number of Foragers. This search […]
Brightest Blessings goode folke...it has been a while, hasn't it? I've neglected this blog far too long ~last night I dreamed of walking through a forest, foraging for mushrooms...and knew somehow I needed to reconnect here. kindly know, that I do not eat any mushrooms that are unknown,and you should of course head that advice as well... I'll be returning here on a regular basis from now on.I've learned there is no better way that to just be who you are. ~ Blessed be ~ Levora
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Foraging for Plantain: Foraging for Beginners - Learn how to forage for plantain. Plantain has a long history of use as a healing plant, often called nature's band-aid. Here’s everything you need to know about foraging and using plantain, including edible and medicinal uses! Foraging for beginners | wild edible plants of north america
Hiking and foraging on our mountain the other day, I came across a rare medicinal herb find: A red-belted polypore mushroom, identified as Fomitopsis mouncea...
Learn how to identify and forage for elderberry, plus ideas on how to work with and use this exceptional medicinal berry! (This post is a contribution by Melissa Keyser) As you probably can tell by now,
This online Foraging Diploma Course will inspire you with home remedy suggestions, foraging tips, and let you learn about wild mushrooms and more.
Foraging Texas is the guide to edible and medicinal plants of Texas
Outside of this strange world that we call the internet, I don't know many people who would say that an ideal day is one spent in the woods learning about wild edible foods. But for me, a day spent meandering through the woods is in itself the indication of a day well spent, and to…
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It is a great pleasure to identify edible plants, trees and flowers to include in my culinary endeavors. Most recently I rang my neighbor's doorbell to ask if he wouldn't mind if I picked a few bowls of berries from his Juneberry tree (a.k.a., saskatoon, shadbush, sugar plum, service berry, et al) in return for…
A really neat poster showing the most common plants to forage per month/season.
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Gardening in a small space sometimes leaves me feeling envy for the the expansive veggie gardens and fruit orchards that ... Read More
The Morels and oysters are definitely my favorite to find and cook with. Go for a hike and forage.
