Simple Living With Nature
Simple Living With Nature
The gather + root foraging course is just for you, with detailed identification information for each plant along with potential look-alikes and how they differ.
The gather + root foraging course explains all of the edible and medicinal uses of every plant covered, along with recipes and ideas for how to use them.
I’m so excited to teach you about foraging for wild food and medicine! I’m the main person behind the blog Grow Forage Cook Ferment and author of the books Healing Herbal Infusions, Wildcrafting Weeds, and Simple Mead Making.
I have been foraging and wildcrafting for over 20 years and want to share that knowledge with you. I know that identifying and using wild plants can sometimes be scary, but I want to show you just how easy it can be!
Join me in the gather + root online foraging course where I will show you how to find, identify, harvest, and use these amazing plants!
cattail
chickweed
cleavers
dandelion flower & leaf
plantain
purple dead nettle
stinging nettle
violet
willow
yarrow
+ more!
lemon balm
mallow
pineapple weed
clover
elderflower
purslane
self-heal
wild rose
mullein
St. John’s wort
fireweed
Queen Anne’s lace
elderberry
+ more!
acorns
autumn olive
black walnut
burdock root
chicory root
crabapples
dandelion root
goldenrod
hawthorn
hazelnut
rose hips
+ more!
birch bark
conifer needles
chaga fungus
cranberries
dock seeds
juniper berries
seaweed
usnea lichen
uva ursi
watercress
+ more!
Full section with videos on finding, identifying, harvesting, and using 8 common wild mushrooms. The mushrooms included are morel, oyster, shaggy mane, lobster, chicken of the woods, hedgehog, chanterelles, and yellowfoot chanterelles.
Downloadable eBook with information on finding, identifying, harvesting, and using 10 common wild summer berries. The berries included are blackberry, raspberry, thimbleberry, wild strawberry, wild blueberry, huckleberry, chokecherry, serviceberry/saskatoon, currant, and mulberry.
Access to the private gather + root foraging community Facebook group. This is where a lot of the magic happens! It is an amazing place to meet other students, talk about the course, discuss the plants we are learning about, ask identification questions, post photos of plants that you find, share recipes, and all of that fun stuff. I am very active in the group and will be available to answer any questions you might have!
Yes, this course is meant for beginner to intermediate foragers, all the basics + more are covered!
I give detailed information on how to positively identify each plant, along with potential look-alikes. While I can’t guarantee that you will always pick the right plant, if you follow all of the identification information included you are sure to be on the right track!
Yes! The plants covered in the course are very common and grow nearly worldwide. If you live in North America, Europe, or Asia you will find the majority of the plants in your region. If you are in other parts of the world you will find many of the plants, but probably not all of them.
The course is self-guided so you can go as quickly or as slowly as you like based on your own time frame!
Lifetime access to the course and to all updates is included!
No problem! I give a 30 day money back guarantee. Simply contact me and let me know why the course didn’t work for you and I’ll give you a full refund.
