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How to Eat Fried Human: The Realities of Urban Survivalism
One of the walkers in one of my wild food classes, Anthony Stimola, is working on his thesis concerning Urban…
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Feraltopia: An Ethnobotanical Park
Please go to Ideablob and vote for my idea! Especially if you want me to keep on being Feral and…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Elaeagnus pungens — Evergreen Elaeagnus permaculture
This is an amazing plant that fits right into a permaculture guild. It fixes nitrogen, and does all the awesome…
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Salsify — wild permaculture
This is one of my favorite plants. Salsify (Tragopogon porrifolius) is a forager’s wonderplant. All parts are edible (and good!).…
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acorns permaculture
In this video, I rant about acorns while I gather them. The 2007 Valley Oak (Quercus lobata) masting of acorns…
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Review — “The Uses of Wild Plants” by Frank Tozer
A few weeks ago, I received a copy of “The Uses of Wild Plants” by Frank Tozer. At first I…
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here it’s all acorns
As someone who is committed to eating local and sustainable foods, there are two problems that I often come across.…