The Winter Solstice is once again upon us, that eternally dark and longest night of the year. If I travel even 150 years back in time it’s easy …
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Finally! After late April snows, spring may be appearing in Northeast Ohio. I’m dreaming about a hike in the woods with my gathering basket, …
When the forest floor is warmed by the sun, before the trees leaf out, ramps make their way into the light. And folks in the know are ready to …
I have a simple resolution … to be happy, healthy and good. And, as I blogged in August – during a summer cold — I’ve developed a three-part …
Crafting with foraged products at home makes me feel so self-reliant and resourceful.
According to the groundhog, winter’s health challenges will be with us for a few more weeks. The following Herbal Hacks might help fight the …
An avid outdoors-woman, Heather Housekeeper is the author of A Guide to the Edible and Medicinal Plants of the Mountains to Sea Trail (Hither …
Vincent van Gogh paid homage to a wonderfully versatile herb in his 1887 oil painting entitled “Flowerpot with Chives.”
Whether you call the …
Dye Easter eggs with products found in your garden or kitchen.
When I was about eight, I loved to lounge in the lawn behind my parents’ light green ranch home. The grass was mixed with clover (edible), dandelions (edible), plantain (edible), chickweed (edible), violets (edible), purslane (edible), ground ivy (edible), onion grass (edible). Who knew I was laying in the salad?
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