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“It’s like learning to read -the hedge is not just a green blur anymore!”

Matt, Milton Keynes

” The Fungi Identification course was superb, I learned so much! My edibles haul filled the whole bench…thankyou Phil and Kat!”

Rachael, Hemel Hempstead

“We really got stuck in. I come back for these courses every year, and always learn something new.”

Heather, Wing

  • The Swiss Army Knife Of Plants: Reedmace for Bushcraft Magazine

    It’s almost time to harvest the immature green flower heads of Reedmace (May is the peak season generally). I’ve become a regular contributor to Bushcraft & Survival Skills Magazine over the last 2 or 3 years, with over 8 articles published in the UK’s premier bushcraft publication. Watch out for an unflattering pic of yours…

    April 11, 2024
  • Spring Foraging With Tapas & Wild Kimchi courses Easter

    HI All, I’m running some Spring Foraging With Tapas & Wild Kimchi short courses this April 6th and 7th. Kids are half price and under 5s are free. Learn self sufficiency with wild foods! My courses are all on Eventbrite under my business name ‘Hedgewitch Adventures ‘. Here’s the link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/hedgewitch-adventures-36975508353 Check out my blog…

    March 29, 2024
  • Turmeric Jack Raisin ‘Fermentomelette’ ;)

    It’s time to get out in the spring sun and get foraging for vitamin and mineral packed young shoots and leaves. For a quick power lunch, try this omelette open sandwich I made with a lacto-ferment filling. Delicious! First, make your ferment. This needs doing a week before you add it to any recipes! Lacto-fermentation…

    March 6, 2024
  • Make Your Own Herbal Medicine: Sat 20th July

    You’ll be amazed at how many natural medicines peep out of UK hedgerows and waysides. Remedies for the heart, skin, hair & nails,…antihistamines, diuretics and vermifuges (to remove worms) they’re all out there. On this course we’ll be foraging our own medicinal herbs. We’ll then head back to our base at the lovely countryside Globe…

    March 5, 2024
  • Track & Sign Course with Pippin & Gile

    Here’s some pics from when I went on a Track and Sign course with Pippin & Gile in October. Tracking is learning about the footprints of animals. Sign is other markings and evidence they have made – which includes a lot of poo! Our tutors Jason and Lizzy took us to a badger sett and…

    December 15, 2023
  • Raw Heart Healthy Rosehip & Haw Berry Leather

    I thought I’d experiment with adding the raw puree from rosehips into a fruit leather. You can add a ratio of 50% soft tasty fruits to 50% crabapples or hawthorn berries. Raw rosehips contain about 5 times more Vitamin C for their weight than an orange. If you cook them, the Vitamin C is boiled…

    November 30, 2023
  • Wild Woods,Herbs & Minerals for Clean Teeth

    How do we clean our teeth when far from plastic and paste containing fluoride? I’m fresh from research for Backwoods Home and Bushcraft Magazine on this. It’s been great fun finding out how to make soap, kitchen scrubbers and tooth paste from wild plants. TWIG TOOTH BRUSHES I made twig tooth brushes out of various…

    November 24, 2023
  • April & June 2024 Foraging & Tapas Taster Courses

    As promised, Here are some dates I’m running courses in April and June. We’ll be concentrating on Spring/Summer edibles and recipes, so lots of vitamin and mineral rich fresh shoots, leaves and flowers and what to do with them! If we find any Spring mushrooms we will deal with them too! This course is suitable…

    November 20, 2023
  • King Of Edibles..The Cep

    Scored big on a walk across the heathland and woods today. Under the craggy branches of an Oak stood a proud Cep, or Penny Bun (Boletus edulis). Ceps are fairly easy to recognise. They are in the Bolete family. Most of the Boletes (but not all) are known by their pores under the cap. This…

    November 15, 2023
  • Fungi Foray @ Linslade Woods & Plantation Woods

    This Mon in November I hopped out in the brilliant autumn sunshine…then submerged myself in the gloom of the dampest part of the wood. My mission – to scout out fantastic fungi. These inedible but pretty mushrooms above were found on Rammamere Heath, which is acid heathland and grass. The Earthballs (Scleroderma) on far right…

    November 9, 2023
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