The Traditional and Modern Uses of Lime (Linden)
Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) is a sweet-scented blossoming tree that brings a generous crop of nectar for bees and lime-flavoured honey for beekeepers … Continue
Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) is a sweet-scented blossoming tree that brings a generous crop of nectar for bees and lime-flavoured honey for beekeepers … Continue
Having the correct equipment and tools can be of great help when foraging or wildcrafting plants for food and medicine. Note: Commissions may be … Continue
Every herb garden should grow rosebay willowherb (or fireweed as it is known) for a splash of colour and a buzz of bees. Where … Continue
I love plant ID apps. I really do. They have been so helpful when I have been overseas trying to get to grips with … Continue
People have died from eating all parts of Hemlock water dropwort. Hemlock water dropwort is a member of the Apiaceae (Carrot) family. Which contains … Continue
I always forgot how to sterilise jars effectively. So many different opinions. In this article I show you my preferred method.
A quick guide to taking brilliant photographs of wildflowers and plants for identification.
This humble little plant that often pops up unexpectedly in a corner of the garden after a long winter is a gentle herbal soother … Continue
While children once sucked the sweet nectar from White Dead Nettle flowers, today’s wild food enthusiasts may enjoy the plant in many other ways. … Continue
Introduction Brooklime is a delicate blue flower of ponds and streams and often grows with watercress. It was used for centuries as a salad … Continue
John Rensten (author of The Edible City) discusses how to keep foraging in a city during the coronavirus lockdown. How to stay safe, keep … Continue
A quick overview to identify garlic mustard.
Much overlooked, white dead nettle is a delicious wild vegetable. This video will help you to identify it correctly.
A short video explaining how to use the flower stems as food. Few people use the flower stems, but it is most probably the … Continue
A discussion on foraging, stillness and mindfulness as a way to work with difficult feelings during the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. Even if you are a … Continue