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February 14, 2026

The First Time I Met You: Velvet Foot Flammulina velutipes

Natural History, Natural Science, Winter Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Enoki, Flammulina velutipes, food, foraging, fungi, Hearken to Avalon, mushrooms, nature, The first time ever I saw your face, The First Time I Met You, Velvet Foot, Wild edibles, Winter Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Enoki Velvet Foot
January 21, 2026

Preserving Wild Foods: A Sweet Example

health, Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles, Winter Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Ashfield Spice and Herb Club, Belding Memorial Library, Cellar pantry, food, foraging, gardening, health, Hearken to Avalon, herbs, Honey, Preserving Wild Foods, Rugosa Rose Honey, Wild edibles, Winter Oysters Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Roses soaking in honey
January 7, 2026

Native Edible Winter Groundcovers: Wintergreen and Partridgeberry

Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles, Winter Arianna Alexsandra Collins, food, foraging, gardening, Gaultheria procumbens, health, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Mitchella repens, nature, nutrition, Partridgeberry, Wild edibles, Winter, wintergreen Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Wintergreen
September 1, 2025

Rewilding: Trumpets Calling Cold Waters Beckoning

Cold water, health, Natural History, Natural Science, Uncategorized, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Ashfield Lake, Chapel Falls, cold water plunge, cold water swimming, Craterellus fallax, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, rewilding, Wild edibles, Wild foods, Wild swimming Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Black Trumpets
May 16, 2025

Leaves of three let them be but maybe not always

May, Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Anacardiaceae, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Cardamine concatenata, Cashew family, flowers, food, foraging, Fragaria virginiana, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Leaves of three let them be, Mock Strawberry, nature, Poison Ivy, Potentilla indica, Toothwort, Toxicodendron radicans, Wild edibles, Wild Strawberry Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Poison Ivy
March 10, 2025

Sunny Disposition: Coltsfoot and Forsythia

Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Coltsfoot, food, foraging, Forsythia, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, nature, Signs of Spring, son before the father, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Coltsfoot
September 4, 2024

Medicine and Food Underfoot: Getting to know Plantain and Sunroot

Autumn, Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Broad-leaf Plantain, Common Plantain, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Jerusalem Artichoke, Plantago major L., Plantain, Sunchoke, Sunroot, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
Plantain
July 21, 2024

Wait I can eat that? Flowers People Are Surprised They Can Eat

Natural History, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Chicory, Cichorium intybus, edible-flowers, food, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Ki, Offerings for Community Building, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
April 28, 2024

Cooking with 2 May Wild Edibles: Yellow Morels and Ostrich Fern Fiddleheads

Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Fiddleheads, food, foraging, fungi, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Matteuccia Struthiopteris, Morchella esculenta, morel-mushrooms, Morels, mushrooms, Ostrich Fern, Ostrich Fern Fiddleheads, Wild edibles, Yellow Morel Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins
July 8, 2021

Of Berries and Black Bears

Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Black bear, Black raspberry, blackberry, Brambles, Dewberry, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Low-bush blueberry, prickers, Red raspberry, Roseaceae, Rubus allagheniensis, Rubus flagellaris, Rubus hispidus, Rubus ideaus, rubus occcidentalis, Rubus strigosus, Vaccinium angustifolium, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

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