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Are you looking for a practical Guide that makes it easy for you to identify with mathematical certainty every edible wild plant you come across?Would you like to start growing small wild plants in your backyard and prepare delicious, nutrient-filled recipes?


Well, no look further and read on!


I know, identifying plants with any certainty can be challenging. The possibility of mistaking a wild onion for a poisonous plant such as ¿mountain death-camas is always just around the corner. Therefore, you should only collect what you know or can identify with any certainty.


Indeed, foraging for beginners should never be separate from the identification factor. Knowing what NOT to eat is far more important.


That is why I decided to condense all my experience of more than 20 years into this Practical Guide. The Edible Wild Plants Bible is your perfect companion, whether you want to start trying your hand at this amazing world or already have some experience.

Inside this Guide you'll learn about:Identifying Edible Wild Plants: Discover how to identify the most common edible wild plants in a breeze with no experience, thanks to high-resolution color photos and useful charts that explain the properties of each plant.
Inedible Wild Plants: Be careful. Many toxic plants are mistaken for edible plants. Learn to immediately identify what the typical characteristics of a toxic plant are and avoid coming into contact with it.
The Forager's Calendar: Forage month by month for edible wild plants you collect in the fields, and create your own small garden from scratch by res
pecting the seasons.
Locate Edible Wild Plants: How to locate edible wild plants and find locations with an abundance of amazing wild food, even if you are a beginner.
Cooking Edible Wild Plants: Make delicious, nutrient-filled recipes with the plants you collect in the fields.




Whether you're a seasoned forager or just starting out, this Guide will help you make the most of your wild harvest.


And remember: ¿The earth is enough for a man's needs but not for a man's greed.


Therefore, collect only what you need and respect your surroundings so that plants will reproduce in the wild.