I'm a local wild plant "expert". As a result, I often lead walks that focus on plant identification, medicinal plants, and edible plants and fungi. Yesterday, I led a wild mushroom walk and stumbled on a nice patch of chanterelles. I also foraged some Eastern Rose Mallow to make cookies with. I have an article written in our local Master Naturalist newsletter about Rose Mallow that includes the recipe that can be found here... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_RRY5bP2is3ZDRSTTNIRFVJYjg/view
I'm fairly new to the boards and earning merit badges. I love reading about everyone's process and progress!
Tumbleweed
True Blue Farmgirl
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Nancy
Texas
USA
1036 Posts
Posted - Aug 18 2017 : 09:44:08 AM
OMG Heather! You are on my favorites list of people I would want with me if I was stranded on an island or lost in the woods. My Grandmother knew every plant in her area and how to use them. I used to watch a show called "Hot on the Trail" with Sunny Savage until it went off the air in my area.
Wish we lived in the same state. I would love to hike with you. . Sunny did an episode chanterelle. Welcome from So. Calif.
I don't have a website. I did at one time but after a getting lymes disease early in the year, I decided to shed myself of the added responsibility. This is one of the best foraging websites and it is near you! http://urbanoutdoorskills.com/
How cunningly nature hides every wrinkle of her inconceivable antiquity under roses and violets and morning dew. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tumbleweed
True Blue Farmgirl
1036 Posts
Nancy
Texas
USA
1036 Posts
Posted - Aug 21 2017 : 11:33:04 AM
That is so cool. Sylmar, .ca. Is about two hours away on the other side of L.A. wish I had someone to drive it with but thanks for the info.
Forage for food
Posted - Aug 18 2017 : 06:35:40 AM
