How to Make Wild Lettuce Tincture
Wild lettuce tincture, as with most tinctures is actually very easy to make. Anything new can seem intimidating the first time, but once you learn how to make wild lettuce …
Wild Edibles
Lyreleaf Sage – an Ornamental, Edible Plant With Ethnobotanical Uses
To Some it’s a Weed, for Others an Ornamental Lyreleaf Sage, also known as Salvia lyrata, is a perennial herb native to the southeastern United States. It makes its appearance …
Sorrel Benefits: A Deep Dive Into Proven and Ethnobotanical Uses
We love learning all about the plants in our garden and in the wild. Beyond the obvious edible uses of the vegetables we grow, there’s so much more to know. …
Oxalis dillenii, AKA Southern Wood Sorrel
We love discovering new (to us) plants on our woodland walks, (as well as the weeds in our yard and garden)! One recent discovery for our area in the Piedmont …
Oregon Grape Benefits for Health and More
AKA – Mahonia aquifolium – a Beneficial Edible Medicinal Shrub to Know We have a number of large, expansive, and prolific Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium) shrubs in our wooded yard. …
Mahonia Aquifolium Plant – an Easy Ornamental Fruiting Shrub
Mahonia aquifolium stages of growth