Jewelweed is a natural remedy for itchy skin. You can forage wild jewelweed and use it to make an oil infusion in just a few simple steps, with items already in your kitchen. Add the jewelweed infused oil to homemade skincare products like soap or salve for soothing poison ivy, bug bites, and more.
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If you want to make delicious, crunchy pickles without the hassle of canning, here is a recipe for you! Slice some pickling cucumbers, make a brine, mix them together, and throw it in the fridge for two weeks and you will have the perfect pairing for your burger or a tasty summer snack.
Bring a little bit of nature into your home with this easy craft project. You can forage wild grape vines and use them to make a wreath with these simple steps. Decorate your wreath however you choose.
If you have a Black Walnut tree, you should try harvesting some walnuts for baking and snacking. Provided are tips for identifying, removing hulls, and drying walnuts for an easy and successful foraging experience. Involve the whole family and bring some wild food to your table!
Make this quick and easy dessert with wild foraged berries. Sweet black raspberries and mulberries with a crunchy oatmeal topping come together to make a delightful summer treat. Recipe and plant identification tips are provided.