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New Courses Are Now On Sale!
A quick round up of how you can join me!
May 19
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Monica Wilde
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May 2021
Spring Salads: Chickweed
Chickweed is to the forager what iceberg lettuce is to the supermarket salad. It’s cool, neutral taste acts as a showcase for many of the wilder…
May 7, 2021
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Monica Wilde
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February 2021
Brexit - Brexshit - No Shit!
On a wild food diet I thought I could avoid the outside world. Ha! You couldn't make this story up. Please ignore this if you a) don't want to read…
Feb 26, 2021
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Monica Wilde
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Snow on Toast
The challenges of surviving the winter on wild food. And not just any winter... this winter! An update on winter foraging or the lack of it :)
Feb 12, 2021
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Monica Wilde
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January 2021
A Wild New Year
Winter foraging and wishing you 2021 blessings. The new plants appearing in the depths of winter bring with them hope for world change and renewal.
Jan 1, 2021
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Monica Wilde
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December 2020
Why Go Foraging? Especially in Winter!
If you’ve recently got interested in foraging, or lockdown is getting to you, don’t wait for the Spring to start foraging. Here are some good reasons to…
Dec 17, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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Winter Root Harvest: Dandelion
Clocks, coffee, salads and the King's scrofula. Dandelion roots are a winter staple and the whole plant has a surprising amount of uses.
Dec 12, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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Cold Weather Herbs: Yarrow
The I-Ching oracle, Roman soldiers, hops, flu, nosebleeds and trout. There are many reasons why I love yarrow! Green & abundant before mid-December…
Dec 3, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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November 2020
Winter Root Harvest: Burdock
What have velcro, gobo, inulin and a man in disguise covered in seed heads got to do with my winter diet? I'm exploring the multiple uses of burdock, a…
Nov 21, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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A Wild November Dinner
After a storm that swelled rivers to overflowing and blew the golden leaves down from the trees, I was pleasantly surprised to see just how much wild…
Nov 5, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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October 2020
Wild Broths for Wintry Days
It’s hard to believe the clocks will be changing soon as autumnal October crosses the threshold of Samhain into wintry November. Now is the time to use…
Oct 22, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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In Praise of Haws
The hedgerows (that haven’t been savagely shorn) are laden with red berries. The haws of the hawthorn are far more useful than you might realise.
Oct 15, 2020
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Monica Wilde
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