Spring Beauty is an edible springtime plant that is so small it really is not worth foraging for. However, it is always good to know what is edible sh...
Springtime edible wild plants in a forest emerge early and depending on geographic location, can provide us with a bounty of food well into May. To le...
Scarlet Elf Cup, or simply scarlet cup, is a common spring edible fungi. It is a sac fungi that grows on dead branches in forests. For more info see ...
Storing fiddleheads is easy and takes very little time. Find out (below) how to dehydrate them as well as freeze them. If you are still looking for pl...
Henbit is a common spring wild plant that grows throughout the northern hemisphere as well as parts of the southern hemisphere. For more information ...
Welcome to a small part of my garden. I chose a small area to show you how much free, wild food grows right here at home! For more information about t...
Health Benefits of Maitake research paper: https://www.ediblewildfood.com/edible-wild-plants-pdfs.aspx#MaitakeHealthBenefits Store- bought maitake sup...
Purple dead nettle (or deadnettle) is a harbinger of spring. This edible wild plant has medicinal qualities and is also a springtime foraging favourit...
The Japanese root is an aggressive plant but it truly is a panacea for many health ailments. Being a powerful immune enhancer, Japanese knotweed is tr...
It's still early spring yet the growth of edible wild plants are out there to enjoy! Spring wild edibles are greening up the landscape. Foraging for...