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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Enduring Seeds: Native American Agriculture and Wild Plant Conservation.
Enduring Seeds by Gary Paul Nabhan, University of Arizona Press 2002. I just finished reading this, and had to review it. I got this from the library thinking that I might be able to glean some good information from it. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Gardening
Tagged agriculture, ecology, food, food production, forage gardening, foraging, gardening, Gary Paul Nabhan, gathering seed, hunter gatherer, indigenous culture, native american culture, native seed, nature, organic, outdoors, resiliency, self suficiency, staple foods, sustainable, traditional farming
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Three Months Difference.
This is just a short photo essay showing aniseroot seeds in early February and aniseroot flowers in early May. All of the photos were shot in the same location in the woods behind where we live. What a difference three … Continue reading
Pawpaw Flowers and Other Treasures.
This past Saturday I went hiking with a friend. We looked for morels, but didn’t find any. We did find plenty of other wonderful woodland delights. There were flowers blooming on pawpaw trees both along the main trail, and in … Continue reading
Posted in Foraging, Nature, Wild Food
Tagged asarum canadense, asimina triloba, ecology, family, flowers, food, food production, forage gardening, foraging, forest gardening, fruit, hiking, hunter gatherer, nature, outdoors, pawpaw, resiliency, sassafras, sassafras albidum, self suficiency, simple living, wild flowers, wild food, wild ginger, woods
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