Books · Foraging

Nature's Garden: A Guide to Identifying, Harvesting, and Preparing Edible Wild Plants (Paperback, ISBN 9780976626619)

Samuel Thayer / Forager’s Harvest Press

Selected by Cook CuratedPractical uses and tradeoffs, with a clear place to buy.

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Companion wild-food reference from the same established author.

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Wild plant study, harvesting context and preparation
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Paperback · Samuel Thayer · ISBN 9780976626619
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A companion reference, not sole identification authority. Learn local lookalikes and access rules before harvesting. Current seller, price and delivery are confirmed at Amazon.

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