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Foraging & Wildcrafting
Foraging and wildcrafting means using what nature gives us – Wild plants are abundant, flourishing in fields, meadows, woodlands, the seaside, and in your own backyard!
These plants teach us about healing and nourish those who have a calling to walk the green path. Learn how to safely and positively identify wild edible herbs and plants and how to use them.
Here you’ll learn about wild plants that can be used for food and medicine. I will share my favorite wild edible food foraging recipes made from wild “weeds” and plants that grow in our backyard gardens and in forested areas. You’ll learn how to make delicious edible, medicinal, and healthy recipes with what grows naturally around us.
Northeast Winter Foraging: 10 Wild Plants That You Can Eat
While there aren’t as many options of wild plants that you can eat during this time, there are at least 9 plants that I’ve had good success in foraging during a long New England winter.
How to Make Amazing Dandelion Jelly: Sunshine in a Jar
Discover how to turn common dandelions into delicious dandelion jelly with this easy, step-by-step guide. Perfect for springtime canning!
Usnea Tincture Recipe: Natural Cold-Fighting Power
Make this dual-extract Usnea tincture recipe to have on hand when you feel a cough or cold coming on or In times of acute immune response.
Cedarwood and Sage Winter Bath Soak Recipe
Indulge in a winter treat with Evergreen Forest Bath Salts. Luxurious Dead Sea salt meets pine, cedar, juniper, and sage for a soothing bath soak recipe..
Foraging Usnea: Identify, Prepare, and Use
Discover the art of foraging Usnea, learn to identify this medicinal lichen, and explore its uses for natural healing and wellness.
DIY Pine Needle Infused Honey: An Easy And Delicious Recipe
Learn to create your own Pine Needle Infused Honey, a perfect mix of medicinal pine and soothing honey. Ideal for flu season, sore throats, and culinary delights.
Wild Foraged Pine Resin Salve: A Healing Earth Medicine
Crafted with sacred medicine, this versatile pine resin salve soothes insect bites and aids wound healing. Learn to make this Earth medicine blend!
New England Aster Plants: Identification, Uses, and Medicinal Benefits
Unlock the Secrets of New England Aster plants: Learn to identify, explore its uses, and harness its medicinal potential in our comprehensive guide to this vibrant native plant.
Surprising Black-eyed Susan Medicinal Uses: More than Just a Pretty Flower
Explore the world of Black-eyed Susan Medicinal Uses: Uncover the healing secrets hidden in these common wildflowers. Discover their historical significance and therapeutic potential.
New England Aster Tincture: An Amazing Respiratory Ally
Explore the healing secrets of New England Aster tincture. Learn how to craft this herbal remedy and reconnect with nature’s power.
Soothing New England Aster Tea for Digestive Wellness
Discover the natural remedy you need for digestive comfort with New England Aster tea. Explore its soothing benefits and learn how to incorporate this native plant into your wellness routine.
Crafting Your Own Besom: Explore the Magic of the Witch’s Broom
Discover the enchanting world of besom crafting – from choosing unique branches to crafting your own witch’s broomstick. Explore step-by-step instructions and embrace the magic of your personalized besom.
Wild Edible Foods and Ancestral Eating
Today, many herbalists know that ancestral eating contributes significantly to our overall health and wellbeing and believe that the food we consume IS medicine.
Purslane Recipe: Embracing the Wild with Fermented Purslane, Ginger, and Garlic
This delightful fermented purslane recipe combines the earthy flavors of purslane with the pungent notes of garlic, the subtle heat of ginger, and the spicy kick of red pepper flakes. Fermenting the purslane adds depth and tanginess to the dish, creating a unique and probiotic-rich condiment that add depth to many dishes.
Queen Anne’s Lace: Its History, Identification, Toxic Look-Alikes, and Uses
Explore the captivating story, features, and uses of Queen Anne’s Lace! Uncover its rich history, learn how to tell it apart from toxic look-alikes, and discover its edible and medicinal uses.
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