Fall is a bountiful time of year for foragers, with a wide diversity of mushrooms, nuts, and late-season fruits ready for harvest. It’s also a secret season for greens; while spring is generally considered the prime time of year for leafy greens, in many cases plants produce fresh leaves in fall that are equally tasty. Read below to learn more; and if you like learning in a community of like-minded folks, check out upcoming workshops from Four Season Foraging!

Many people concentrate their foraging efforts into the month of May, when popular wild edibles like ramps, fiddlehead ferns, and morel mushrooms are available for harvest. But there are equally tasty wild foods available later in the season – and the good news is that you don’t have to combat the crowds to get a sizable share! Read on to learn about three delectable late summer foragables. And if you want more details, join Four Season Foraging on an upcoming foray!

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