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WILD EDIBLES INTRODUCTION

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Menu

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HEALTH

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Review

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GARDENING IS STACKING THE DECK against Nature. Foraging wild edibles is a confrontation with Nature in all its glorious fickleness. Sometimes Miner’s Lettuce just can’t be found. Was it deer? A drought? Overharvested last year? A new drainage drying the soil? Insects? Foraging, like hunting, attunes the body, mind, and spirit to life cycles and seasonal change. It’s still the most direct-connect to plant powers.

Foraging is a skill. How much can you harvest without subverting next year’s supply? Is the fruit ripe enough? Is the root large enough? Is it endangered like American ginseng? Is it a poisonous look-alike?                                         
                  
                                                         — Peter Warshall

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• WHOLE EARTH
 • HEALTH
  • GATHERING FOOD
   • Wild Edibles

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