Edible Wild Food
Edible Flowers to Grow in Your Garden
Flowers add colour and beauty to any garden so why not take advantage of what they have to offer us in the kitchen? Cooking and garnishing with flowers were, and still are, quite popular in many countries. When designing an edible landscape, think about adding in edible flowers becaus
Read MoreBurdock – A Valuable, Vigorous Vegetable
Cultivated for thousands of years in Japan, globally, burdock root has become a sought-after root vegetable that provides us with a plethora of vital nutrients.
Read MorePeppermint – For You and Your Home
Peppermint is nothing short of being an exceptional plant that has enormous benefits for us and our homes. Out of the hundreds of species of mint, regardless of being foraged or cultivated, peppermint is the most widely used and best-known.
Read MoreRagweed Season
Ragweed is a plant that is the cause of a lot of discomfort experienced by millions of people worldwide every autumn. Hay fever is a health issue that costs billions of dollars every year, yet there are practical solutions out there.
Read MoreWildcrafted Fermentation
Fermented foods are rich in probiotic bacteria that add beneficial bacteria and enzymes to your overall intestinal flora. Use your foraged goods (thanks to Wildcrafted Fermentation) to create fermented foods that you'll love.
Read MoreChickweed in Your Salad and in Your Medicine Cabinet
Chickweed’s flavour is a refreshing burst of spring goodness. This versatile food is nutritious, easy to grow and easy to harvest that tastes delicious.
Read MoreDon’t Get Ticked While Foraging
As foragers we are probably the closest to nature than most other individuals. When gathering our favourite goodies this may put us right into harms way with ticks. Many websites provide great information about avoiding areas with ticks, but the reality is that they can be in your bac
Read MoreGrow a Weed Garden
Mar 30, 2020
If you haven’t space to create a weed garden, then allow a few unwelcome visitors to grow among your cultivated plants. Controlled gardening is a great way to grow the plants and flowers you want to see, but it also allows the wild plants to help your soil and provide nutrient-rich fo
Read MorePollinator Weed Gardens
Bee the buzz in your neighborhood this year and plant low-to-no maintenance edible wild plants in your garden to attract the many variety of bees. Whether bees are in decline in your area or not, having a beautiful wild edible garden that brings pollinators to your property is win-win
Read MoreEdible Wild Plants Pictorial Guide
