How foraging for edible plants helped me connect with my roots What started as foraging for mugwort in New York City became a new way to think about migration and belonging.

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She said she was surprised to see so many edible plants growing in such an urban area during the tour. “I didn’t expect there to be so much around us that you can eat,” Jackson said.

Foraging, or the process of searching for edible plants and other food, used to be how humans acquired a significant portion of their calories. Some people still feed themselves largely by foraging.

Foraging for food in the great outdoors: Edible plants are everywhere, if you know where to look Brian R. Friedman Jun 19, 2014 3 min to read 1 of 8 ...

Peggy takes a short urban trek with Alison Meehan, creator of Tracks and Roots, to learn about foraging for edible plants. Pat visits the Community Garden at Friendship Court to talk with Shantell ...

She said she was surprised to see so many edible plants growing in such an urban area during the tour. “I didn’t expect there to be so much around us that you can eat,” Jackson said.

Mark Vorderbruggen describes several editable plants found in Montgomery County while walking around the Spring Creek Nature Center, Thursday, June 15, 2023 in Spring. For several years ...

Many plants can be used in tea, and at the end of the program, Sangree brewed some teas from wintergreen, pine, and mint. “Dandelions are my favorite plant. They have so many uses.

When foraging, it's important to know exactly what plants are before you eat them. Tagging along with an expert forager is one of the best ways to ensure that only edible goodies are gathered.

Brill and his daughter Violet, 12, led a foraging tour through Tarrywile Park on Sunday afternoon, teaching the group about what plants you can eat or use for medicinal purposes.