Prunella vulgaris – Self-heal
March 3, 2024
Norway Spruce (Picea abies) is a common spruce tree that came from Europe. Spruce trees have needles that have 4 sides. The needles of spruces
Long before algorithms and swipe-right culture, there was another game in town: evolution. Nature’s original dating app wasn’t driven by curated bios and profile pics,
Eastern Hemlock Trees (Tsuga canadensis) are native, common forest trees. Eastern Hemlocks can be identified by their 1/2 inch long, flat needles that have white
Oriental Lady’s Thumb (Persicaria longiseta) is an edible, non-native plant from Asia. It can be identified by its alternate leaves and small pink flowers. All
Ox-eye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) is a non-native, edible perennial with a unique flavor. Ox-eye daisies have the ability to spread prolifically via shallow rhizomes. They
In a world that often feels over-processed and disconnected, the art of foraging — gathering wild plants for nourishment — has experienced a quiet renaissance.
