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Category: foraging

foraging Plants wild food

Cleaving Cleavers

Cleavers, beastraw, Galium spp. are edible plants in the madder or coffee family. (Noni is also in this family and…
May 16, 2010 feralkevin
foraging Plants wild food

Miner’s Lettuce and Chickweed — wild winter greens

These are extraordinarily common wild and deliciously edible plants that grow here in the winter and spring. They are cool…
May 13, 2010May 13, 2010 feralkevin
Animals ecodreaming foraging mushrooms Plants tending the wild wild food

Chanterelles, Bay Nuts, and Nettles: Wild Permaculture Guild?

New video, again shot in early March. I’ve noticed how three of my favorite foraged foods are scarcely (if at…
May 13, 2010 feralkevin
foraging Plants

Poison Hemlock Video

I made this video real quick when I was out foraging for chanterelles, miner’s lettuce, cleavers, and other wild edibles.
May 12, 2010 feralkevin
foraging mushrooms wild food

Wild Chanterelle Winter

When the weather get cold, and the light dims, and growth slows (aka, winter), apparently so does my blogging and…
May 3, 2010 feralkevin
Classes foraging mushrooms Plants wild food

Chanterelle Wandering

It seems this time of year I don’t make a lot of posts or videos. I find myself hunkering down…
February 21, 2010 feralkevin
foraging mushrooms

Mushroom Identification for Beginners

On Saturday, I am teaching a class on Mushroom ID for newbies. (location listed with map below) If you are…
January 4, 2010January 7, 2010 feralkevin
foraging invasive species local food Plants wild food

Mallow Leaves — Edible Weed

December 12, 2009 feralkevin
foraging gardening local food Plants

Edible Urban Container Garden Balcony Green Superfood Smoothie

One of the big things I try to teach my students and coach my clients on, is the importance of…
November 27, 2009 feralkevin
ethnobotany foraging local food Plants wild food

How to Eat Bay Nuts (Umbellularia californica)

You roast them until dark brown, almost black. Like dark roasted coffee or dark chocolate. They contain caffeine like stimulants…
November 26, 2009 feralkevin

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