Our native wild plants are not only a vital necessity for our local wildlife, they have always served as a food source for us humans. Until a few generations ago, self-sufficiency was still necessary and completely normal. Edible wild plants also ended up on our plates almost every day!
No wonder, because edible wild plants taste good, are full of vital substances compared to cultivated vegetables and are a gift from Mother Nature.
If you also want to provide for yourself and your family without too much effort, gathering wild food is a wonderfully simple option! (Or growing it on your balcony — I’ll tell you more about that soon).
That’s why I’m particularly looking forward to presenting the free self-catering online workshop to try out and whet your appetite with my Mentor, author and lecturer for Edible wild plants Dr. Markus Strauß to introduce
3 steps to self-sufficiency with edible wild plants
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What is this online workshop about?
- Getting to know the vital gifts of nature
- Simple and enjoyable preparation — also for the family
- Permanent integration into the everyday kitchen
- Easily find and identify edible wild plants on your doorstep
Distinguishing between edible and poisonous plants - Good basic supply of the 3 most important wild plants, even in times of crisis
- All about wild plant parasites
Edible wild plants are a gift from nature! They don’t need a gardener and are characterized by their unique quality. And wild plants contain large amounts of vital substances such as vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
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One focus of my work this year will be to provide inspiration for the Edible wild plant balcony be. I completed my university-certified training as a “specialist consultant for self-sufficiency with edible wild plants” with wild plant expert Dr. Markus Strauss.
You too can experience how easy it is to become self-sufficient and thus live self-sufficiently and independently from the incredible abundance of nature. This gives us inner and outer strength.