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Trailing Arbutus Jam
Epigaea repens (Trailing Arbutus) is usually a common plant I find in sandy forest which are quite acidity. I stumbled upon these ones in an old pasture while checking out some young bedstraw plants… more →
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Wood Polish Recipe
wrote 3 days ago: It dawned on me just now that I haven’t shared any of my recipes or crafty type stuff lately. … more →
HOW EXCITING...NEW CLASS LIST.....
wrote 3 days ago: CLASSES FOR 2013 Pre-registration and non-refundable deposit required for ALL classes MAY 26, 2013 ~ … more →
Buttermilk Ramp Biscuits
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wrote 4 days ago: Have you spotted ramps while roaming through the forest or at your farmers’ market this year? … more →
guest post: wildcrafting with the great kosmic kitchen
wrote 4 days ago: Photo courtesy of the ladies at The Great Kosmic Kitchen On these balmy spring evenings in DC, when … more →
Deep in the Forest Beneath the White Cedars
wrote 4 days ago: “Plant identification may sound mundane, but when you observe the hundreds of variables and i … more →
Wild Food Survival: Can I Eat Those Mother's Day Flowers?
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wrote 5 days ago: [Editor's Note: After Mother's Day, florists must be taking the day off. So how many of the blooming … more →
In Love with Hawthorn!
wrote 1 week ago: Hawthorn is in full bloom here on the Oregon Coast. Hooray for Spring!! Hawthorn is know for its hea … more →
Celebrate Stinging Nettles: A Recipe for Nettle Dye!
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wrote 1 week ago: In honor of this year’s first annual Nettle Fest, being held at Lifebridge Foundation in Rosen … more →
A gift of a skull
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wrote 1 week ago: My mom dropped off the skull for me today, it is currently soaking in a bucket of hot bleach water i … more →
The Humble Nettle
wrote 2 weeks ago: A few weeks ago when I posted on Facebook about eating stinging Nettles I’m sure a lot of my f … more →
A lesson in patience...
wrote 2 weeks ago: I have been working on a few crafty projects these past few days, and one of them has had be chompin … more →
Wise Eyes 'Cedar'
wrote 2 weeks ago: My ‘Winking Cedar’ friend is most likely an Eastern Red Cedar, Virginiana Juniperous L. … more →
2013 Holistic Health and Herbal Education Festival
wrote 2 weeks ago: 8th Annual Holistic Health and Herbal Education Festival Join us at a beautiful, plant filled farm i … more →
Rescheduled Medicinal Herbs and Wildflowers of Early Spring--Space for more Participants
wrote 2 weeks ago: My early spring workshop has been rescheduled due to the large amounts of snow that’s been fal … more →
Nettles Harvest
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wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s hard to say what my favorite part of being an herbalist is. It’s empowering to kn … more →
Trailing Arbutus Jam
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Epigaea repens (Trailing Arbutus) is usually a common plant I find in sandy forest which are quite … more →
Gardening and other adventures in yard work...
wrote 2 weeks ago: I have learned that I have become soft in my winter-long break from the outdoors. I also learned tha … more →
Hunt-Gather-Eat Wild Foods: Ostrich Fern Shoots
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Editor’s Note: Today we’re pleased to have a guest post by The Crunchy Mama on eating wi … more →
SPRING IS HERE...OUR FIRST MOREL AND SECOND AND THIRDS!
wrote 2 weeks ago: We found our first morel next to a dead elm tree on a wet hillside and our next few at the base of l … more →
