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The Tangled History of Willow Tea
Spearleaf Stonecrop in the Pacific Northwest
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Spiral Wrack: The Coastal Olive
Meadow Salsify in the Pacific Northwest
Silverweed: Ancient and Enigmatic
Turkish Washcloth: A Textured Seaside Treat
Yellow Salsify in the US
Peppermint Twist: The Roots of a Favorite Holiday Flavor
Beach Plum: A Coastal Key to Our Ancestry
Dulse: A Seafaring Superfood
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Prunella Vulgaris, the All-Healing Plant
Trailing Wild Bean: Coastal, Coveted, and Elusive
Purple Salsify in the US
Bladderwrack: The Secret Skin Cream of the Sea
Galinsoga, the Intrusive, Astringent Edible Weed
Katydids: More Than Meets The Eye
Curly Dock: Peculiar Yet Useful
Cicada (17 Year Old): A Nutrituous Buzz
Asparagus: A Delightful Household Plant
Black Locust: A Widespread and Nifty Native Plant
Locust: A Delectable Invader
Our Place in the Universe – Excerpt from Mushroom Wanderland
False Solomon’s Seal in the US
Salicornia rubra: Nature’s Red Beans
Salicornia virginica, the Wild Pickle
A Brief History of the Pumpkin – From Ice-age Megafauna to New England Pumpkin Pie
Narrowleaf Dock, A Eurasian Native Weed
Fireweed in the Pacific Northwest
Common Orach: Nature’s Wild Spinach
Broadleaved Arrowhead in the Eastern US
Arumleaved Arrowhead in the West and Northeastern US
Western Bistort: A Native American Staple wild edible
Marsh Marigold; Proceed with Caution
Hard & Soft Stemmed Bulrush, the Muddied, Hearty Roots
Hail to the King: Introducing the King Bolete
Sweet Coltsfoot; A plant of many names…
What Are Wild Edibles?
Bitterroot: The Bitter Expedition Plant
Arrowleaf Balsamroot: The Hearty, Heavy Edible Plant
Bear Grass, Resilient Rhizomes
Prickly Pear Cactus: What it is and How to Use it
Mountain Sorrel, Lemon Leaves of the North
Wild Mustard in the Pacific Northwest
Foraging Tours and Classes in Northern Ireland
Foraging Tours and Classes in Scotland
Foraging Tours and Classes in Wales
Foraging Tours and Classes in England
Wild Asparagus, A Grocery Store Staple Gone Feral
West Coast Parasitic Edible Fir Cone Look-alike: Groundcone
Our Place in the Universe – Excerpt from Mushroom Wanderland
Fungi as Medicine – Excerpt from Mushroom Wanderland
What is Huitlacoche
Foraging Tours and Classes in New Brunswick
Foraging Tours and Classes in Nova Scotia
Foraging Tours and Classes in Newfoundland and Labrador
Foraging Tours and Classes in the Yukon
Foraging Tours and Classes in the Northwest Territories

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