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lake-lady · 8 months
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gyroporus cyanescens (cornflower bolete)
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haysillustrations · 10 months
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My newest seasonal collection piece; Autumn Foraging! 🍄🫐🌰 I've been really interested in seasonal foraging lately and trying to learn more about wild edible plants growing local to me. Here are some common wild plants and fungi that you can forage for in autumn!
1. Hen of the woods
2. Hazelnut
3. Rosehips
4. Sweet chestnut
5. Oak Bolete
6. Horn of plenty
7. Blackthorn
8. Chanterelle
9. Beechnut
10. Beefsteak fungus
... among many many others of course!
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mypieceofculture · 5 months
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Witch Aesthetics // Mushroom Witch
Requested by Anonymous
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jillraggett · 3 months
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Plant of the Day
Tuesday 4 July 202
Found growing in a sandy bay on Orkney was Mertensia maritima (oyster leaf plant, sea bluebells). The blue-green, fleshy leaves of this plant are edible with a distinctive salty flavour.
Jill Raggett
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ahedderick · 2 months
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Berry-berry
   It is not the norm to have wineberries and blackberries at the same time that raspberries are still ripening. (not to mention the blueberries in higher elevations). However, here we are.
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   Black raspberries, wineberries (the red ones) and blackberries. Wild blackberries are a bit smaller than what you’d see at a grocery; in this picture they’re hard to tell apart from the raspberries. Technically red raspberries also grow in this area - but I’ve only ever seen one bush in the wild. If they’re here at all, it must be in very specific locations.
   Anyhow. YUM!
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moonbanter · 4 months
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Spotted some Dryad's Saddle! I haven't had any Morel luck at all this year.
(cerioporus squamosus / Polyporus squamosus)
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sensualdoe · 2 years
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Gathering buttercups and wild chervil by Tenderheartlamb
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proteidaes · 11 months
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Mushroom hunt!!! 🍁🍂🍄
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foragewitch · 5 months
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Money bowl refresh ingredients
Herbs: 
cloves
basil
thyme
cinnamon
ginger
chamomile
nitmeg
bay leaf
Crystals:
pyrite
green aventurine
jade
citrine
malachite
selenite
quartz
tiger’s eye
Etc:
coins
dollar bills
mushrooms
green candle
yellow candle
honeycomb
carnations
dafodils
jasmine
poppy
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spectralrxbbit · 5 months
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i found a morel today! unfortunately only found one good one though. first morel i've ever found/eaten and first mushroom i've found that i was confident enough to eat in general! they're soooooo tasty i really wish we were able to find more today 😭
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yorksnapshots · 8 months
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Foraging for Fungi.
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lake-lady · 5 months
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cantherellus persinicus (peach or pink chanterelle), common in Appalachian U.S. 🩷
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seidryewmystic · 6 months
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faerie garden foraging 🔮 🌱 ✧ ₊ ∘
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dankyandskanky · 2 months
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Successful day on the scooter foraging for berries
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While winter isn’t the most exciting time to forage, there are some subtle preserved beauties out there to find. Some of my favorites are making tea with conifer leaves and turkey tails, jams from the mushier rose hips, and collecting frozen sap. What’s your favorite foraged finds during the cold season?
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kineats · 10 months
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Can I request for Goblinkin? The skrunklies are in need of inspiration.
Of course!
Here's some Mushroom Growing Kits
Seared Hen of the Woods
Sautéed Chicken of the Woods (Different from Hen of the Woods)
Buttery Puffball Mushrooms
Some Lion's Mane Mushroom Recipes
Wild Berry Soup
Dandelion Soup
Dandelion Cookies
Red Potato and Sautéed Greens Salad
Chicory Roasted with Thyme & Bacon
Green Onion and Sunflower Seed Pesto
Fish Stew
And one of my favorite foods: Purple Dead Nettle Recipes!
I hope this helps! I tried to find all kinds of edible forageables and recipes for them!
Always be very **very** careful if you forage anything and try to have a guide who is an expert in the area!!! Otherwise just buy them from specialty suppliers online ^///^
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