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Icy Days in NW Arkansas
One driver braved the roads Monday afternoon the weather hailed ice upon NW Arkansas. Roads froze and customers visiting our little store reported three wrecks along I-540 by 3pm. By 5pm some roads we… more →
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Icy Days in NW Arkansas
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wrote 11 months ago: One driver braved the roads Monday afternoon the weather hailed ice upon NW Arkansas. Roads froze an … more →
Ice Storm 2009
wrote 11 months ago: I’ll be taking photos all day and posting them. These are all taken in Lowell. If you are goin … more →
Wild Arkansas: Common Mullein
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wrote 12 months ago: Verbascum thapsus or common wild mullein is growing everywhere right now. The plant can be found in … more →
Wild Arkansas: How to Eat A Tree
wrote 1 year ago: P. Occidentalis/American Sycamore We know about the edibility of nut and fruit trees. Most of us are … more →
Wild Arkansas: Season End?
wrote 1 year ago: Now that we’ve settled into late fall the foraging season is nearly over. Despite this, the Wild Ark … more →
Wild Arkansas: Wild Allium
wrote 1 year ago: A. schoenoprasum The cultivated market garlic and onion most familiar to us range in color and size … more →
Wild Arkansas: Pine Needle Tea
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wrote 1 year ago: T. occidentalis. The leaf used by Cartier. During the winter of 1536, Jacque Cartier and his men wer … more →
Wild Arkansas: Wapato Stomping
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wrote 1 year ago: As a traditional native food and a choice tuber among foragers the wapato held a special place in my … more →
Wild Arkansas: Sassafras--the underdog
wrote 1 year ago: The sassafras trees are just exploding in color around here. They are absolutely beautiful and I hav … more →
Wild Arkansas: Smilax
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wrote 1 year ago: Crocus and Smilax may be turn’d to flow’rs, And the Curetes spring from bounteous show’n I pass a hu … more →
Wild Arkansas: The Ever Evasive Apios
wrote 1 year ago: Photo courtesy of kgnaturephotography.com I want to say our walk was fruitful, but that wouldn’t be … more →
Wild Arkansas: Fast food in the backyard--The common mallow
wrote 1 year ago: No one told us when we were young not to eat the little green cheese wheels off the mallow plants gr … more →
Wild Arkansas: Mushroom Season
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wrote 1 year ago: Mushroom hunting lately? It’s an exciting season in Arkansas and the Arkansas Mycological Soci … more →
Wild Arkansas: Maitake
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wrote 1 year ago: Grifola frondosa, commonly called Maitake is one of the more popular and tasty wild mushrooms found … more →
Wild Arkansas: Cirsium
wrote 1 year ago: “…The head of the plant being protected by thorny points: the last mentioned, however, puts forth in … more →
Arkansas is Full of Nuts!
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wrote 1 year ago: With autumn come the nuts, and Arkansas is full of ‘em. This morning I went on a short walk an … more →
Wild Arkansas: Lowell and its gifts
wrote 1 year ago: Though foraging for edibles isn’t done as often as it once was, many Ozark families still retain kno … more →
Wild Arkansas: Free health food
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wrote 1 year ago: With the rising costs of groceries and incredibly higher prices of produce in Arkansas, there is lit … more →
Wild Arkansas: Poke Berry
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wrote 1 year ago: Pokeberry or Phytolacca americana grows in nearly any available spot of disturbed land in Arkansas. … more →
