Foraging guide

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Your Guide to Winter Foraging | Herbal Academy | We're inviting you out into the quiet world and beckoning you away from your snug nest to go with us on a winter foraging journey.

With crispy autumn leaves underfoot and newly naked branches overhead, we took the little one to climb her first mountain. Winter is the longest season in Vermont, a sprawling and frigid affair, and autumn the most ephemeral. But when the leaves are peaking, and the harvest heavy, we are overwhelmed

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Learn how to find and use edible flowers with this beginner-friendly guide, perfect for enhancing your wild food foraging adventures.

With dozens of wild herbs to forage this season, where to begin? Find out about the many valuable medicinal plants you can forage throughout the year to enjoy in wildcrafted teas, tinctures, syrups, and more. | foraging guides | herbalism | medicinal plants | edible wild plants |

Finding wild edible berries is a rewarding way to enjoy nature’s snacks while adventuring outdoors. Learn how to safely forage and savor these delicious finds. Save this pin to have these berry tips ready for your next outing!

Wow, this late summer foraging guide is perfect for beginners like me! Can't wait to see what wild edibles I find. 🌻

Enjoying nature and it's bounty is the heart of foraging. It's all about foraging for wild edibles. What to take with you when you forage.

Ontario’s forests, meadows and waters provide an incredible range of nutritious and delicious edible wild plants. Ontario Nature has prepared this foraging guide as an introduction to this local resource.

🌿✨ February Foraging in the PNW! 🍄☕ Winter may still have its grip, but nature is already waking up! February brings early greens, wild teas, and medicinal finds—from miner’s lettuce and stinging nettles to oyster mushrooms and cottonwood buds. 🍃🍄 Want to know what to forage and how to use it? Head to the blog for a full guide, recipes, and tips! Link in bio. 🔗 What’s your favorite winter foraging find? Let’s chat in the comments! 👇 #PNWForaging #WildFood #ForageAndFeast…

Hooray, CHICKWEED (Stellaria media), a weedy super food — free, abundant, and available — is back in full swing. This lovely little friend is so nutritious: high in Vit. C, beta carotene, iron, calcium, etc. She is mild and tasty. Perfect for salad, in wild green pesto, lightly steamed, or added to

Waiting in local woodlands and outdoor spaces are plenty of wild teas that can make your tea time much more exciting. Find out about the different types of wild teas that you can forage for. #foraging #wildteas

Mushrooms Illustrated!

While I wait for my garden greens to grow, I love to harvest and mix in some of the wild greens I find outside my door. Here is a list of a few of my favorites (though there are many others). Wild greens can be eaten raw in salads or made into pesto or ferments, and they’re also great steamed or mixed into a stir fry or soup. Some of them must be cooked, and many should only be eaten raw in moderation. Some of these plants are common and weedy, but some of them are at risk of being…