Appalachian foraging

Foraging in Winter: 50+ Wild Edible Plants in the Snow - Winter foraging isn't something most people do, but believe it or not, you can actually find all kinds of wild food beneath a coating on snow. From hawthorn berries to cranberries, foraged food is abundant in winter! Foraging for Beginners | Foraging in the Winter | Wild Food Foraging | Foraging Edible Plants

How do we navigate the spiritual landscape of our unique bioregions while honoring both our own ancestry and the history of the land and its people?

Rebecca Beyer forages through the lenses of folk magic and plant lore.

Looking to do a bit of foraging on the AT? Here’s our list of the top 21 edible plants on the Appalachian Trail for you to check out!

The first time I ate wild onions I thought they were a godsend. I was a couple months into my Appalachian Trail thru-hike and totally craving anything green and fresh. I had been living off instant beans and rice, instant potatoes, oatmeal, and granola bars in between restaurant stops on hitchhikes into town. I dug

Foraging pineapple weed offers an aromatic herb with a sweet, citrusy scent. Learn how to identify and safely harvest this wild plant, ideal for teas, salads, and flavoring dishes.

Want to learn how to forage wild foods? Our beginner's guide to foraging provides 12 rules and loads of helpful tips to get you started! #tyrantfarms #foraging #foragingtips #foragingguide #ediblewildplants #ediblewildmushrooms

Foraging spruce tips offers a fresh, citrusy addition to your meals and remedies. Discover how to identify, harvest, and use these nutritious wild greens.

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Discover the joy and simplicity of foraging for food and medicine in your backyard with my beginner-friendly guide to wild dining.