Connecticut Foraging Club offers monthly free foraging walks, as well as foraging classes throughout the state. Email shroomsofct@gmail.com to join!
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Connecticut Foraging Club offers monthly free foraging walks, as well as foraging classes throughout the state. Email shroomsofct@gmail.com to join!
Facebook: Connecticut Foraging Club
Instagram handle: @ct_foraging_club
Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) is one of the first plants to appear in early spring. It is found in swamps and marshlands. Skunk cabbage starts
Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) is a native tree that can be foraged year-round. The entire tree is non-toxic. Eastern white pine has needles that
Sea lettuce (Ulva spp.) is an edible green alga that can be found in inter-tidal zones. There are both native and non-native species of sea
Canada yew (Taxus canadensis) is a native species of yew that can be found growing wild in CT in forested areas. The plant is nearly
Devil’s tongue weed (Grateloupia turuturu) is an edible seaweed that is native to East Asia. This red alga has become invasive in the northeast United
Dead Man’s Fingers (Codium fragile) is an edible and invasive species of seaweed that originated in Japan. Dead man’s fingers can be found along the