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For those who live in or near the country, foraging is a fantastic way to find free plants to use for food and medicinal use. Foraging (sometimes called "wildcrafting") is less than labor-intensive than gardening and more sustainable because the plants grow whether you take care of them or not.

Just be sure to ask permission before you go "shopping" on someone else's property!

Black Walnuts
Bloodroot
Chickweed
Curly Dock
Elderberry Flowers
Hickory Nuts
Jewelweed
Kentucky Coffeetree
Maple Syrup
Motherwort
Mulberries
Mullein
Plantain
Prickly Ash
Rose Hips
Spring Beauty
St. Johns Wort
Sumac
Wild Cherry Bark
Yarrow

Foraging

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