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ethnobotany foraging gardening local food Plants Uncategorized wild food

Got Acorns?

If all the acorns around you have got your feeling a little squirrely, here’s the short, short version of what…
October 24, 2009October 24, 2009 feralkevin
foraging local food Plants wild food

Food falling from the sky!

It is another masting year for the Valley Oaks (Quercus lobata) here in the Bay Area, CA.   They don’t have…
October 18, 2009 feralkevin
ethnobotany foraging local food Plants wild food

Wild oats and plum sustainability

I have a huge crop of wild oats standing in the open space around me. Does anybody have any idea…
May 6, 2009 feralkevin
gardening holistic health local food

FeralKevin Presents: Stinging Nettle Juice!

This is the best drink ever! And it’s the most beautiful green color I have ever seen. Nettles are very…
May 3, 2009May 3, 2009 feralkevin
local food mushrooms wild food

Chanterelles and Green California Foraging

Yesterday, I hiked into the hills to enjoy the bounty of all this rain! Everything was green and glowing with…
March 1, 2009March 9, 2009 feralkevin
ecodreaming ethnobotany local food permaculture tending the wild wild food

EcoDreaming — Permaculture and Foraging meet

February 16, 2009 feralkevin
Elaeagnus ethnobotany feralculture gardening holistic health invasive species local food permaculture wild food

Elaeagnus umbellata: inside out berries?

1. This species of Elaeagnus is NOT invasive in my area. “Invasive” meaning in this case, seeds won’t germinate and…
September 7, 2008 feralkevin
gardening local food permaculture tending the wild

Edible Apartment Balcony Video Part II: Sort of

May 22, 2008 feralkevin
feralculture gardening local food permaculture tending the wild wild food

California Bay Laurel (Umbellularia californica) edible leaves

The California Bay Laurel is one of my favorite trees. They are beautiful, versatile trees — great for climbing and…
May 10, 2008 feralkevin
Elaeagnus feralculture gardening invasive species local food tending the wild wild food

Elaeagnus umbellata — Autumn olive permaculture plant. Invasive?

When I first got to the current garden I manage, I was an early “permie” (like a trekkie to Star…
May 10, 2008 feralkevin

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