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Winter Foraging: wintergreen

theresistancegardencom December 20, 2019 December 30, 2019Uncategorized bushcraft, food, foraging, plants, wildcrafting 0

Another easy food to forage in winter, at least around here in the parts of the Eastern woodlands that are predominantly mixed forests, is the wintergreen plant. Wintergreen is a plant that grows primarily by forming colonies with massive connected underground roots that thrive in the woody duff. For our…

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Winter Foraging: Greens under the snow

theresistancegardencom December 8, 2019 December 8, 2019Uncategorized bushcraft, food, horticulture, plants, wildcrafting 0

A few years ago when I was doing small game trapping more regularly in the late fall and winter, I would regularly enough forage in between checking traps. Even going into winter with the snowfall I’d be able to find at least a little. The main area I trapped at…

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Winter Foraging: Barberry

theresistancegardencom December 4, 2019 December 4, 2019Uncategorized food, gardening, plants, wildcrafting 1

Here’s a quick tip for winter foraging: barberries are edible. Barberry is a short, thorny bush that’s been used to decoration for a long time. That’s the main reason why they’re so widespread and basically invasive. There’s a native variety, but most of what we see is the Japanese barberry…

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Sunchokes, an easy survival crop

theresistancegardencom December 1, 2019 December 2, 2019Uncategorized gardening, horticulture, wildcrafting 0

One of the recent trends in the foodie world (which might have already waned, I never really know) was the use of a confusingly named vegetable: the jerusalem artichoke, aka the sunchoke. The name is entirely misleading, as the plant isn’t in any way an artichoke nor is it from…

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