Wild food foraging

Edible wild plants include more than just the occasional harvest of wild blackberries and dandelion greens. Serious foragers seek out all manner of unique edible wild foods, from greens and herbs, to berries, roots, bark,

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

40+ Wild Plants You Can Make into Flour: Flour made from wild plants existed long before agriculture, and many of them have a lot more flavor and nutrition than store-bought flour. #homemade #flour #foraging #plants

Dandelion greens have made their way into the supermarket, but what about the roots? Dandelion roots are both nutritious and edible. They can be foraged in the early spring before the plants send up flower

50+ Wild Edible Berries and Fruits ~ A Forager's Guide ~ There are literally thousands of edible wild plants, but wild fruits are some of the tastiest (and funnest) to find. Learn about new edible wild fruits with this foragers guide. #wildfood #wildcrafting #foraging #selfreliance

Foraging is a year-round source of food and fun, no matter where you live. Our ancestors didn't have the luxury of taking the winter off from food gathering, they just had to get more creative.

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

Gathering, drying, and using clover is so simple! If you are a beginner at using wild edibles, then learning how to preserve white clover is the place to start! #foraging #foodpreservation #whiteclover #wildedibles #howtoforage #homesteading #eattheyard #eatthelawn

10 · Pineapple weed, also known as wild chamomile, is easy to forage for. It is a common plant that is edible and had many medicinal benefits!