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Foraged Microgreens
by Felicity Joy
Foraged Microgreens.
We're camping off grid. No shops, no fridge, not even chilli bin. So it's pretty important to us to find fresh, nutritious gr...
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Wild Food & Medicine
by Felicity Joy
Wild food & medicine spread, all picked within 20m of our DOC campsite. The edge is where it's at...just stay away from spray & peezones.
F...
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Dock Roots
by Felicity Joy
Dock Roots for an iron boosting tincture.
I normally dig my roots in Autumn when all of the plants energy returns to the roots in preparation for ...
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Self Heal
by Felicity Joy
Self Heal (Prunella Vulgaris) is a pretty, summer flowering plant in the mint family, which is turning the edges of my lawn purple right now. ...
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Linden (Tilia)
by Felicity Joy
One of my favorite trees, Linden is steeped in history & symbolism. Linden tree’s are a symbol of love, fertility, prosperity, fidelity, friend...
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Sheep Sorrell
by Felicity Joy
SHEEP SORREL (Rumex Acetosella)This common weed is usually voted the most favorite edible weed by my workshop participants. You only need to eat on...
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Elderflower
by Felicity Joy
Elderflower, Sambucus Nigra, aka Elder.
Elderflowers come out in late Spring, early Summer, whilst the Elderberries develop in late Summer, ea...
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Elderflower Wild Brew Recipe
by Felicity Joy
When Spring Elderflower's are in bloom, it's the perfect time to start making Elderflower brew. There are many different recipes out there, from El...
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Plantain
by Felicity Joy
Plantain (Plantago Lanceolata & Plantago Major).
This is such a versatile, useful and incredibly abundant wild 'weed'. I use it in skincare, ...
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Plantain Seedheads
by Felicity Joy
Legend has it that Plantain was a maiden that stood by the roadside waiting for her lover to return for so long, that she ended up turning into thi...
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Calendula
by Felicity Joy
Calendula, Calendula Officinalis
First named Calendula by the Ancient Romans, observing that the flowers were in bloom on the first day of cale...
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Cleavers
by Felicity Joy
Cleavers, Galium aparine
Often called biddy bids in NZ, or more amusingly stick bob, sticky willy, sticky jack etc.
Yip those sticky things tha...
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