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Articles related to "Edible Wild Plants"
Journal of the Green Keeping a garden and foraging journal will not only provide a record of the seasons, but help you be more efficient. gardening • foraging • edible wild plants • wild edible plants • journal
Wild Roses of North America Wild roses are endemic to North America. Both native and introduced species thrive in our temperate climate, making them a significant part of our landscape and culture. wild roses north america • wild roses • wild rose hips • identifying wild roses • plants of the rocky mountains
A Springtime Supper An invitation to a celebration of Spring! Recipes for Creamed Sorrel Soup, Springtime Salad, and Dandelion Quiche. spring • recipes • cooking • dandelion • sorrel
Autumn Makes Spring Every garden task right now marries an ending to a promised beginning. Recipes for Mullein Tea and Autumn Vegetable Stew garden • gardening • autumn • fall • seasons
City Herbs, Part One: Mugwort The herbs and edible plants you've been seeking are growing on your doorstep--grab a field guide, and step outside! The first article in City Herbs focuses on Mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris. mugwort • artemisia vulgaris • herbs • herbal medicine • edible wild plants
Street Corners, Dandelions, and Blackberry Hill Thoughts on growing up in the city loving the wild, and on finding garden space in an urban environment. Recipes for Great-Grandma's Dandelion Greens, Wild Berry Jam, Dandy Beer, Brambleberry Cordial wild foods • edible wild plants • community garden • city garden • roof garden
Sumac lemonade Along the edge of every meadow stands and army of staghorn sumac. "You can make a drink like lemonade from their berries," I told my childhood friends. But like so many things put off until tomorrow, I never did. Until today. staghorn sumac • rhus typhina • wildcrafting • edible wild plants • lemonade
Summer's Bounty The wealth of Summer is in the abundance of wild and cultivated foods that are ready to harvest. Share the wealth! wild foods • edible wild plants • garden • gardening • cooking
Foraging New England by Tom Seymour Get ready for the great wild food foraging available in Spring by reading this Foraging New England by Tom Seymour as preparation. foraging in new england • wild food • new england • foraging wild plants • wild animals
Ready for Spring If you've got a case of late winter gardener's and forager's blues, here are some projects and harvests to cure what ails you. garden • gardening • urban gardening • urban homestead • echinacea
The trees are calling for rain I was momentarily jealous of my friend's ability to read the maple leaves in downtown Toronto. My family was too long removed from the land to pass down this kind of folk wisdom. nature • tree • weather • leaves • bird
Wild Foods Around The Homestead Books related to wild edible foods wild foods • books on wild foods • edible wild food • free food
Australian Aboriginal Native Plant Use The Australian aborigines have traditionally used native plants for many things; uses of plants included food, medicine, tools, weapons, food utensils and art objects. australian aboriginal native plant use • impact of european immigrants on australian aborig • how australia's aborigines used plants for food an • species of edible plants used by the aborigines • aboriginal use of plants for medicinal purposes
Cooking with Edible Plants Planning an adventurous dinner with wild greens is easy. With a little initiative, luck and a good field guide you can save money and eat healthy for less. edible wild greens • edible wild greens recipes • prickly pear sauce • wild greens salad • dandelion greens
Edible Weeds! Local, Free & Nutritious Weeds are not the enemy. Rather, they provide solutions to global hunger, rising food costs, escalating malnutrition and other maladies of modern living. edible weeds • local • free • nutritious • nature’s 10 best weeds to eat
How To Forage Safely By using common sense when foraging, you can save yourself much discomfort, or even death. foraging • common sense • wild foods • field guide • hunter
Pistol River Farm - Springtime Mushroom Recipes from Oregon Fresh mushroom recipes from Oregon's Pistol River Mushroom Farm for your spring meals. oregon • suite101 • sue barton • pistol river farm • shiitake
Pueblo Indian Crops and Gardens The Indian Tribes of the Pueblo Province of New Mexico traditionally planted their own crops and made use of native, wild plants, using them for both food and medicine. pueblo indian crops and gardens • cultivation of crops and wild plants by native pue • waffle gardens of zuni pueblo • extinction of traditional native farming • preservation of traditional native crops
Angel Valley Farm - Springtime Mushroom Recipe from Oregon Fresh mushrooms and recipes from Oregon's Angel Valley Farm for your spring meals. oregon • suite101 • sue barton • shiitake • mushrooms
Check Out Chickweed: Weight Loss and More! Interested in weight loss? This incredibly common herb is suprisingly beneficial in the nutritional, medicinal and metabolic sense. Read on to find out how it can help you.... herb • herbal • herbalism • herbalist • homeopathic
Good Eats - Purslane Purslane, another incredible edible weed purslane • edible weeds • purslane • edible weeds • purslane
Signs of Spring! Ways to get this year's garden and harvest started for little or no money. Forager's Calendar - what is ready to harvest now. Recipes for stocking up on field garlic, greek garlic and potato dip, and orpine relish. garden • wild edible plants • foraging • container gardening • community gardening
Something from Nothing: Using Scraps and Leftovers A heel of bread, a rind of cheese, the water you cooked your potatoes in last night...These scraps and leftovers may sound more like trash than treasure, but they are ingredients in some of my favorite recipes. bread • cheese • leftovers • cooking • frugal
Survival's Source: Rediscovering the Green Beans don't come from the supermarket, and survival isn't really about how not to get lost on the subway! Foraging and gardening in the city restore our connection to what really keeps us alive. foraging • garden • gardening • cooking • plants
Saving the Weeds: A Lunch in the Community Gardens During a community garden clean up, I host a "weed walk", serve wild foods, and encourage stewardship. Recipes for Wild Seed Crackers, Melilot Cheese Dip, Anytime Tea, and Japanese Knotweed Bread. community garden • food • herbs • weeds • japanese knotweed
The Frugal Feast Eating great food for cheap; bringing common sense back to the dinner table. simple living • self reliance • self sufficiency • budget meals • cooking
The Yuma Indians Get Revenge It started out peaceably enough--the Yumas wanted to set up a trade relationship with the Spanish. But as with most other relationships between Indians and Europeans, it ended badly. The Yumas would only take so much before they exacted revenge on the Spanish. yuma • arizona territory • spanish • concepcion • palma
Early Weeds Part of gardening is dealing with "weeds". A weed, by definition is "a plant growing where it is not wanted". However, there are certain plants that few want to have around. In my USDA zone 7 Maryland garden, I consider some of these bad guys "early" or cool season weeds. Maybe you have some of these, too. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials |
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