Horsetail in all it's glory!
Vom Verlag Lannoo haben wir eines der größten Bier Bücher unserer Sammlung erhalten. The Belgian Beer Book geschrieben...
Learn to identify, harvest, and use Albizia flowers and bark. Besides being loved by wildlife, this beautiful tree has many wonderful herbal uses.
Alder species are widely distributed throughout North America and Europe. Here in the Pacific Northwest we have an abundance of Red Alder. Alder is a deciduous tree. It drops it's leaves while still green in the fall but it's small female cones and male catkins hang like lanterns on the tree throughout the winter and late into spring. They are easy to find scattered by the wind all over the ground and I've often still found the cones into summer. Alders are noted for adding nitrogen to the soil
Foraging for your own medicinal plants is very rewarding! Here's a recent article I wrote for the Herbal Academy, 10 Tips for Wildcrafting Herbs.
Fireweed is an easy to recognize native plant that is useful for food and herbal remedies. It's loaded with tonic benefits for the entire body and grows throughout North America and Europe. Learn why Fireweed needs to be on your foraging list.
Hawthorn & Honey is an intuitive herbalism school offering online and in-person herbal classes focused on seasonal living and wildcrafting medicinal plants
In recent years, wildcrafting has surged in popularity as more people seek to connect with nature and explore the wealth of medicinal and culinary herbs
Not all herbs have to come from the store. You can go about wildcrafting and preserving herbs yourself. Here are some basic ways to do so.
Here are the 12 best books on foraging and wildcrafting. These books will teach you how to find, identify, harvest, and use wild plants!
One of the strengths of AODA druidry is our emphasis on developing what Gordon Cooper calls "wildcrafted druidries"--these are druid practices that are localized to our place, rooted in our ecosystems, and designed in conjunction with the world and landscapes immediately around us. Wildcrafted druidries are in line with the recently released seven principles of
A captivating voyage into wild edible and herbal botanicals, the Botany & Wildcrafting Course teaches you plant identification and the art of wildcrafting!
Would you like to learn information that could help you identify any new plant that you encounter? You don't have to be a botany expert to enjoy using wild plants. Get started now with the Botany & Wildcrafting Course.
Winter cress (yellow rocket) range and identification, wildlife use, use and food and medicine.
Terroir-blazing forager and botanical alchemist Pascal Baudar has written a thirst-quenching new book. The subtitle of sums it up: Creating Unique Drinks
Line your shelves with a few foraging cookbooks to inspire the budding wildcrafter chef in you. These books are full of amazing for foods and drinks!
Children love discovering wild plants and using them as food and medicine. Here's what you need to know to start wildcrafting with kids.
This is just a lovely little bush in my neighborhood I am trying to ID. So, it's a Psoralea pinnata, called the Grape Kool-aid plant because that is what it smells like. Cool. Sorry this is about 2 weeks behind schedule folks. The Japanese tsunami and nuclear meltdown really got me thinking about a disaster…
Use this Wildcrafting Calendar as your guide to the best times to look for plants to collect, cones and seedpods to glean and nuts and berries to harvest
