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1200+ foraging pictures of common wild edibles in alphabetical order. Grouped by edibility, plants and mushrooms. Pictures within plants ordered by season.
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Edible: Cattail [Typha latifolia]
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Edible: Cattail [Typha latifolia]. Back to List of Plants. Click For Foraging Book Reviews. You click, then put an. Item in cart and buy. Cattails from last year. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Apr 22, 2001. Cattails. All the leaves grow from the bottom of the plant. Peel off outer leaves until tender portion. Tastes like cucumber. In June the flowers have many uses. Source: Central Park, May 08, 2005. Cattail. Wildman with a peeled down piece. Source: Central Park, May 08, 2005. Back to List of Plants.
Edible: Blackberry [Rubus]
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Back to List of Plants. Click For Foraging Book Reviews. You click, then put an. Item in cart and buy. Source: Alley Pond Park (Woods), Queens, May 14, 2000. Source: Alley Pond Park (Woods), Queens, May 14, 2000. Source: Central Park, May 30, 2005. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2011. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 08, 2001. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 08, 2001. Blackberries. Not ripe yet. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 09, 2000. Blackberry. European cut leaf variety.
Edible: Burdock [Arctium species]
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Edible: Burdock [Arctium species]. Back to List of Plants. Click For Foraging Book Reviews. You click, then put an. Item in cart and buy. Burdock. Last year’s burrs on the ground. Too early for new growth. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Mar 04, 2001. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Mar 04, 2001. Source: Central Park, Mar 19, 2000. Burdock. Little leaves now. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Mar 25, 2000. Source: Crestwood Riverside, Westchester, Apr 14, 2001. Burdock. Note whire underneath leaves.
Edible: Blackberry, European Cut Leaf [Rubus laciniatus]
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Edible: Blackberry, European Cut Leaf [Rubus laciniatus]. Back to List of Plants. Click For Foraging Book Reviews. You click, then put an. Item in cart and buy. European cut-leaf blackberry. Note square stems. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Mar 25, 2000. Source: Central Park, May 08, 2005. Blackberry stem closeup. Stem has flat surfaces. Source: Central Park, May 08, 2005. Source: Central Park, Jun 10, 2000. European cut-leaf blackberry flower closeup. Source: Central Park, Jun 10, 2000.
Edible: Autumn Olive [Elaeagnus umbellata]
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Edible: Autumn Olive [Elaeagnus umbellata]. Back to List of Plants. Click For Foraging Book Reviews. Autumn Olive. Should have berries in November. Source: Marine Park, Brooklyn, Nov 27, 2005. Back to List of Plants.
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Ryder Jerew: 11/27/07
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A Friend of Nature. East Syracuse, NY, United States. View my complete profile. Louise Dickinson Rich (Author of We Took to the Woods). Old Folklore Weather Predictions and Mnemonics. Tuesday, November 27, 2007. Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. Rain before seven, clear by eleven. When down the chimney falls the soot, mud will soon be underfoot. When the wind blows from the west, fish bite best. When it blows from the east, fish bite least. When the ditch a...
How to live on $0 a day: November 2009
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How to live on $0 a day. Tips for the nouveau poor. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Saving a cherished American holiday. In 1621, the Pilgrims and Indians gathered for an autumn feast that became known as America's first Thanksgiving. Over the centuries, the legacy of gathering and giving thanks for a bountiful harvest has has evolved into a frenzy of gluttony and consumerism. For roadkill recipes and preparation tips. A sample menu idea:. Sauteed nettle and wild mushrooms. Pumpkin and wild sorrel soup.
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Modern urban homesteading in Western New York utilizing an organic intensive raised bed gardening technique, vertical and gorilla gardening, foraging, gleaning, and bartering as alternatives to traditional/modern rual homesteading methods on less than 1/14 of an acre. Learning nonelectric homesteading skills as a family. One too many vintage issues of MEN magazine crossed with MacGyver type mentality done on the cheap. Get Your Swag on a.k.a Swagbucks. 2009 Urban Pantry Challenge. You'd think as a nurse ...
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thirtyfivebyninety: Ye of Little Faith
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Modern urban homesteading in Western New York utilizing an organic intensive raised bed gardening technique, vertical and gorilla gardening, foraging, gleaning, and bartering as alternatives to traditional/modern rual homesteading methods on less than 1/14 of an acre. Learning nonelectric homesteading skills as a family. One too many vintage issues of MEN magazine crossed with MacGyver type mentality done on the cheap. Get Your Swag on a.k.a Swagbucks. 2009 Urban Pantry Challenge. Monday, June 18, 2012.
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thirtyfivebyninety: Urban Orchard Part 4
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Modern urban homesteading in Western New York utilizing an organic intensive raised bed gardening technique, vertical and gorilla gardening, foraging, gleaning, and bartering as alternatives to traditional/modern rual homesteading methods on less than 1/14 of an acre. Learning nonelectric homesteading skills as a family. One too many vintage issues of MEN magazine crossed with MacGyver type mentality done on the cheap. Get Your Swag on a.k.a Swagbucks. 2009 Urban Pantry Challenge. Monday, October 11, 2010.
Southern Forager: May 2015
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8220;I have made a satisfactory dinner of a dish of purslane which I gathered and boiled. Yet, men have come to such a pass that they starve, not for want of necessities, but for want of luxuries.” -Henry David Thoreau. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. If you are fortunate enough to know where wild grapes grow, now is the best time to pick and preserve some leaves. They are abundant, young and tender. They are great for making Dolmas, a Greek dish of grape leaves stuffed with a spiced rice mixture. It's one of m...
Fieldgreens: May 2009
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009. As if I couldn't get over-excited enough about a regular year of seedlings, the honorable Heart of The Beast Theater. Landed on "Our Common Treasury" (dirt) as the theme for Minneapolis' May Day Parade. The resulting "Sprout" section of the parade sent out a call for seedlings to be carried through the heart of Minneapolis and distributed to anyone in the crowd of thousands who would plant them. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Next year in the garden.
Fieldgreens: Fungus Gnats!
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Monday, April 26, 2010. While tending my seedlings this morning after a long weekend away at the DFL convention in Duluth, I noticed some movement in one of the pots where the seeds had failed to germinate. Upon very very close inspection, I saw teeny tiny white/clear worms moving about. I dug around and didn't see them in any of the other failed pots (and most of the babies are doing great. But they are pretty hard to see. A little digging on line and I think I've got it: Fungus Gnat Larvae.
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Photo Album List for Don Wiss (10970 pictures). Please Help Support This Site. Commission received if you click,. Then put an item in cart and buy. Caribbean and Atlantic Island Pictures. Pictures taken on numerous annual trips to the Caribbean Islands. [ A.B.C. Panoramas. Anegada, BVI 2006. Jost Van Dyke, BVI 2006. La Désirade 2003. Peter Island, BVI 2006. Saint Croix, USVI 2006. Saint John, USVI 2006. Sint Maarten/Saint Martin 2002. Saint Thomas, USVI 2006. Tortola, BVI 2006. Turks & Caicos Panoramas.
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Foraging Pictures, Photos, Wild Edible Plants & Mushroom Images
1514 pictures of 235 different plants and mushrooms taken on "Wildman" Steve Brill. Wild edible foraging tours in the NYC area. Can also see the pictures in walking tour and season order. Blackberry, European Cut Leaf. Cuckoo-flower, or Ragged robin. Curly dock (Yellow dock). Hercules club, or devil's walking stick. Heracleum maximum (Heracleum lanatum)]. Plantain, Long Leaf. Raspberry, Purple Flowering. Viburnum opulus or V. cassinoides]. Rosa rugosa, etc.]. Gill-over-the-ground, or ground ivy.
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