Tag: foraging
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Brooklime
Another cool plant to find! Cute little purple-blue flowers to reflect the water it’s often found near. It’s usually found near watercress, and it’s used in a similar way: soups and salads. It’s rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, is a diuretic, and an expectorant. It’s another plant that can help keep scurvy at bay…
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Herb Bennett
Another fascinating plant that I really want to try. It grows in the woods and, like Herb Robert, it’s a decent insect repellent. I want to see what the smell is like in comparison, as Herb Robert’s a bit strong. So the bits of Herb Bennett that you use are the leaves and roots. They’re…
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The best herbal teas against insomnia, confirmed by science. Lavender can improve sleep quality, but only in the short term.Lemon balm has a mild citrus scent and can reduce symptoms of insomnia.Banana tea is prepared by steeping the banana fruit, peel or both together in boiling water. After a few minutes, the liquid is strained to obtain a slightly sweet banana tea. Drinking warm banana tea before bed can help the body get the signal that it’s time to sleep
Herbal teas have long been used for relaxation and sleep, and there is scientific evidence to support their use as a holistic way to prevent insomnia and improve sleep quality. Herbal teas can be made from any edible plant or herb, but there are seven specific herbs that have been proven beneficial for improving sleep…
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7 Powerful Natural Antibiotics: Science-Backed Herbal Remedies to Boost Immunity & Fight Infections
Natural Antibiotics: Ancient Remedies Backed by Modern Science The advantage of natural antibiotics is that they are not harmful to health, but help us get rid of various infections. As centuries of research have confirmed their healing properties, it is no wonder they are the choice of many people today, especially those who have become…
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Herbal Remedies: Unlock Nature’s Healing Potential
Explore the world of herbal remedies with our ultimate guide. Find out how to use natural remedies to improve your health and wellness Herbal Remedies: Unlock Nature’s Healing Potential I spotted this and thought it interesting. Sadly, it looks AI generated, but I will say that there’s still something interesting to take from it.
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Potatoes and Greens
Some potatoes that over-wintered, and some fresh spring greens! Bloody love the finds of spring.
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No More Fly Agaric
This was last November, I was gutted to see the Fly Agaric season was over. Note to all foragers: aim for September. In October they go maggoty, and by November they’re turning to mush.
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Further Experiments With Fly Agaric
I was so determined to learn more about Fly Agaric, that I asked a friend to pick some for me. He was kind and did so, and I was so excited to study it further. The problem was, the season was done. In the time it took for him to pass them to me and…
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Fly Agaric
Who here recognises this? Fly Agaric, AKA Amanita Muscaria, the Mario mushroom, the shroom that makes Santa’s reindeer fly, that sent berserkers flying into battle in an invincible rage… I heard all the hype and knew I had to try it out. I did my research beforehand, read all the warnings and figured out what…
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Am I Actively Growing Nettles? Hell Yes!
Funnily enough, my grow beds are the only place in my garden where the stinging nettles grow. You’d think I’d be ripping them out from the get-go, but I love nettles! They feed your garden, and if you use them right, they feed you. Pick the leaves, fry ’em up in some butter with some…
