Edible wild plants

Commonly mistaken for a weed, purslane is one of the most nutritious vegetables on the planet. Find out how to identify it and use it in 20 delicious recipes! #purslane #verdolagas #foraging

You've probably foraged for edible and medicinal dandelions, and now that it's fall it's time to go foraging for dandelion root.

Morel mushrooms are wonderful and delicious to forage in the Spring - if you know where to look! Here's how to find morel mushrooms.

In the Spring, this unappreciated weed can be seen all over! Learn why you should be foraging for dead nettle and some dead nettle recipes to use it!

With crispy autumn leaves underfoot and newly naked branches overhead, we took the little one to climb her first mountain. Winter is the longest season in Vermont, a sprawling and frigid affair, and autumn the most ephemeral. But when the leaves are peaking, and the harvest heavy, we are overwhelmed

Kill pain quickly and naturally - Learn how to identify wild lettuce, how to make wild lettuce extract, tincture, and tea. Step by step instructions.

A comprehensive list of nutrient-rich wild edibles you can forage. Plus, how to know which ones are poisonous.

Wondering what do with the violets popping up all over your yard? Make violet jam, or try your hand at one of these violet recipes!

Eating edible weeds is an easy way to increase your garden's productivity. While everyone loves to bring in the harvest, weeding is most people's least favorite part of gardening. What if weeding could be harvesting?

Like to hunt for morels? Here are the top 10 best places to find morel mushrooms. Learn 'em and love 'em, and good luck out there!