Edible Wild Food
Mimosa: The Tree of Happiness
The Mimosa Tree, aka the Silk Tree is a very useful tree for foragers! There are a lot of health benefits to this tree and it is well worth learning more about!
Read MoreBurdock Root Tea Benefits
Burdock tea has a long list of health benefits such as detoxifying the body, healing the liver, preventing chronic disease, reducing inflammation, boosting the immune system, healing respiratory infections, improving hair health and soothing stomach disorders. However, this is a tea t
Read MoreSpider Plants are Edible
Jan 03, 2022
Spider plants are edible, medicinal and they clean the air! This common houseplant is enjoyed as an edible wild plant in many countries.
Read MoreChicory: Weed or Vegetable?
When was the last time you looked at a wild chicory plant and referred to it as a leafy green vegetable and not a weed? Loaded with nutrients and health benefits, this is a wild plant that deserves to be called a vegetable.
Read MoreHostas are Edible
Hosta plants are commonly cultivated but they also grow wild in eastern Asia. Even better, these popular garden plants are edible.
Read MoreStinging Nettle – Pain and Pleasure
Stinging nettles, including those trichomes, are a reservoir of constituents and nutritional elements which provide us with a wealth of benefits for our health.
Read MoreEdible Flowers to Grow in Your Garden
Flowers add colour and beauty to any garden so why not take advantage of what they have to offer us in the kitchen? Cooking and garnishing with flowers were, and still are, quite popular in many countries. When designing an edible landscape, think about adding in edible flowers becaus
Read MoreBurdock – A Valuable, Vigorous Vegetable
Cultivated for thousands of years in Japan, globally, burdock root has become a sought-after root vegetable that provides us with a plethora of vital nutrients.
Read MorePeppermint – For You and Your Home
Peppermint is nothing short of being an exceptional plant that has enormous benefits for us and our homes. Out of the hundreds of species of mint, regardless of being foraged or cultivated, peppermint is the most widely used and best-known.
Read MoreEdible Wild Plants Pictorial Guide
