Wild Mustard Seeds—a one-of-its-kind online class There are so many wild mustards! Some have seeds you can turn into a flavorful table mustard—like field pennycress (Thlaspi arvense), which makes a tasty honey mustard, or garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), which I prefer … [Read more...]
Tumbleweed Two Ways
Do prickly tumbleweeds pile on your house or nearby fence lines? If so, dinner may be close by. Before the spines firm up, you can boil the green shoots and tender branch tips of the developing plants for a mild, spinach-like green. Our prickly tumbleweeds belong to plants … [Read more...]
Biscuitroots Rediscovered
Across the West’s windswept prairies and desert foothills is a group of wild foods that make a brief appearance in early spring before vanishing from the landscape. These native plants have been staples for generations of Indigenous peoples across the prairies, desert Southwest, … [Read more...]
Edible Plant Walks: May 2025 Loveland Colorado
Looking to jump-start your foraging hobby? Or expand your knowledge of what plants are edible? In this 2-hour walk in the Loveland / Fort Collins area of Colorado, we will learn edible plants that grow in disturbed settings (weeds!) as well as native plants common to creek sides … [Read more...]
Wild Grain from Field to Plate
Lamb’s quarters isn’t just another backyard weed—it’s a powerhouse of nutrition with seeds that can be processed into grain or flour, much like its cousin, quinoa. Foragers have relied on these tiny seeds for millennia, and now you can too! In this online class, you'll learn how … [Read more...]
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