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New England Foraging Adventure – Part I

May 4, 2012 Erica M. Davis 15 Comments

Lush bitter dock growing outside a chicken coop in eastern CT.

“There’s a reason why the pre-Columbian population of Colorado was low,” wild plants author Sam Thayer once wrote me, referring to the relative lack of edible wild plants in this semi-arid land compared to lusher parts of the country. How dare he? I recall thinking—though truth … [Read more...]

edible, invasive bitter dock, chickweed, Connecticut, dock, east coast, foraging, garlic mustard, introduced, New Hampshire, New York, non-native

Spring Foraging in the Hudson River Valley

May 27, 2011 Erica M. Davis Leave a Comment

Ubiquitous ferns past the edible fiddlehead stage.

It’s been a number of years since I made it out east in the spring—and what a spring it is! Apparently it’s been raining more than usual, such that the outdoors is carpeted in lush new green growth the likes of which I seldom see. Coming from the Colorado high country, where snow … [Read more...]

edible cooler bag, east coast, fiddleheads, foraging, garlic mustard, invasive, morels, mushroom, New York, non-native

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