Tag: wildcrafting
-
Eating cleavers, cranesbill, dock (young leaves sparingly), dandelion, and young blackberry leaves in May and June in Salem, Oregon.
Young leaves of the dock plant harvested for smoothies and for drying.
-
Red Dead Nettle (Lamium purpureum) compared to Heal All (Prunella vulgaris)
Red Dead Nettle The plant on the bottom front of the pile in the photo below is from my yard and is called Red Dead Nettle, like the plant in the photo above. The first time I saw this plant in my yard I became curious. Was I seeing the little plant that is so […]
-
Ended juice fast. Riding bikes with kids.
Well, I came to the conclusion that if I take the time to blog something every day, I cut down too much on the free time I have to actually do the things I want to blog about!! Ha ha! Well, that’s the way it is . . . so I will be blogging occasionally, […]
-
Back to Nature . . . Sleeping Outside!
Hey everybody! Welcome to my blog! Again! It’s been awhile since I’ve written anything here! But now I’m gearing up for a new adventure: SURVIVAL QUESTING THIS SUMMER! I have a lot of work to do in preparation for this! How many of you could walk into the woods and survive lavishly? I know I […]