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View fullsize Summer abundance and vibrant colours The wild strawberries have gone wild and the roses just keep blooming Everything is ready for harvesting now, it feels like it has all come at once! Meadowsweet, lime blossom, yarrow, mugwort, motherwort, skull
View fullsize ☀️☀️Wishing solstice blessings to all you beauts ☀️☀️ Feeling the juggle, navigation and contrasts in so many aspects of life right now. Staying present with all that has been coming up, growing and changing like the plants around me. I’m holdi
View fullsize My beloved Dandelion..... I’ve had a spring love affair with these beauties..... doing more work in my garden has meant more weeding and a lot of digging up dandelion roots too. I’ve been enjoying adding the leaves to salads and making nu
View fullsize Today was a good foraging day :) A lovely local stroll to this amazing fungus find..... Chicken of the woods is erm.... in the woods! There was 3 different sets of brackets close together all a good size. Chicken of the woods is a prime spring mush
View fullsize Hello my friend..... The sweet, familiar and friendly Daisy. Anyone living in the temperate climate will be familiar with this beauty. Day’s eye or the eye of day - the flowers open at dawn and their heads track the suns progress across the sk
View fullsize During lockdown I have made some time to make some foraged foods that are more time consuming and also quite decadent! Normally the majority of my foraging time is spent gathering plants to make medicines for my dispensary and patients. This recipe
View fullsize I’ve been missing running my foraging and wild medicine workshops sooooo much this spring! It really is some of my favourite work I offer..... Instead I took my quarantine buddies on a foraging walk around the farm we live on and we made this d
View fullsize Every spring when the dandelion flowers put on their best show, it makes me feel happy All my life I have loved blowing on the dandelion clocks and for me they have always symbolised happiness I’m not sure if it’s the case for everyone..
View fullsize 🌱 Eat your weeds 🌱 Here is a delicious salad I made from foraged wild weeds and leaves from trees. There is something incredibly satisfying around making something very simple and truly delicious with plants you’ve picked from the hedgerows.
View fullsize In many ways this period of lock down has given me the opportunity to slow down a little. Normally I would be running lots of wild medicine and foraging workshops, sharing the knowledge that was passed down to me by my many mentors with adults and ch
View fullsize I went on a foraging walk today with my quarantine buddies and made a video diary of it in my stories (now saved in a highlight called Spring foraging). Here is the selection of the common (and in this area also very abundant) wild weeds we made into
View fullsize The wild garlic is soon to be past it’s best here. I feel so incredibly thankful for this wild abundant harvest that grows all along the stream-bed in our farm. And every year I feel like I have not preserved as much of it as I would have liked
View fullsize Meet Cleavers - Galium aparine. Also known as sticky willy/weed or goose grass. This common hedgerow medicine is in its prime for medicine making right now. Almost everyone knows this plant, from childhood memories of playing ‘IT’ throwin
View fullsize This photo was taken on one of the few workshops I was able to run this year before covid-19 hit. My herbal home-Ed group was fully booked this year with many returning families and lots of new additions as well. It was just at that time when the ra
View fullsize Ah this photo makes me so happy..... and reflective ...... but mostly a joyous feeling.... Sometimes when the mood is right I have some of my fav foraging buddies... My nieces are currently a daily source of joy for me in lockdown and I think I&rsquo
View fullsize ☀️Today’s basket full of spring☀️ I felt quite delicate today. Needing a good dose of calmness that being alone in nature gives me. I decided to do an impromptu video all about nettles. It lasted 25mins and now it won’t let me upload it
View fullsize Hello ground Ivy.... your scented purple carpets are a welcome sight to me right now.... And your medicine is as vast as your beauty.... Ground Ivy (Glechoma hederacea), also known as alehoof, hedgemaid or field balm among many other names. This wou
View fullsize Hello all you lovely people How are you doing? I’m sending you all love and lots and lots of healthy plant vibes..... It’s been a tumultuous week for me, as I imagine many others as well. I’ve been super busy medicine making and se