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Slow / Folk Herbalism
by Felicity Joy
~ Slow / Folk Herbalism ~
For me, slow herbalism is about more than just taking herbs when I'm unwell. It’s about building a relationship with t...
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Tuatua & Pipi
by Felicity Joy
~ Foraging Tuatua & Pipi ~
On my recent trip to the Coromandel I was blown away when a wave receded on the sandy beach to reveal a whole ...
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Pickled Nasturtium Seedpods
by Felicity Joy
~ Poor Man's Capers / Nasturtium seedpod pickle recipe ~
It's that time of year, the Nasturtium's are sprawling all over the driveway & gar...
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Linden
by Felicity Joy
~ Linden (Tillia spp) ~
Linden is one of the first flowers that I learnt to forage in the Italian Alps where I was shown how to harvest the ope...
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Stinging Nettle
by Felicity Joy
~ Stinging Nettle ~
The Spring Nettles in my garden are looking LUSH as. I love it that this amazingly nutritious plant has a Spring & Autumn...
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Elderflower & Rose Vinegar
by Felicity Joy
~ Elderflower & Rose Vinegar ~These freshly picked Elderflowers & Rose Petals from my garden will slowly infuse in Raw Apple Cider Vinegar...
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Mian Kam ~ Thai flavored Nasturtium rolls
by Felicity Joy
The Nasturtium's are coming away, looking large & luscious with all of their brightly colored flowers to brighten up salads.During Sunday's For...
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Onionweed & Miso pesto
by Felicity Joy
~ Onionweed & Miso pesto ~
OMG the most delicious pesto ever! How did we not discover this sooner?
Last week I made one of my favori...
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Kumarahou / Tainui
by Felicity Joy
~ Kumarahou / Tainui (Kumarahou & Pomaderris Tainui/Apetala) ~
This NZ native is a plant ally that I turn to for coughs, colds, viruses, ling...
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Usnea / Angiangi
by Felicity Joy
Usnea barbata a.k.a. Angiangi in Aotearoa.
Usnea grows on trees like an "Old Man's Beard", cascading from the trees looking much like a white b...
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Pickled Onionweed Recipe
by Felicity Joy
~ Pickled Onionweed Recipe ~
Like I was saying yesterday, Onionweed is part of the Allium family, just like what you would call 'real' onions. ...
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Oak
by Felicity Joy
~ Oak (Quercus) ~
Autumn roadtrips take twice as long, as I stop all along the roadside to collect windfallen autumn leaves from the footpat...
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