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Spiralseed

Permaculture Learning: Earthcare, Peoplecare, Fairshares

Category Archives: wild

In Praise of Elderflowers

Spiralseed Posted on May 23, 2025 by G BurnettMay 23, 2025
Elder blossom watercolour painting

In Praise of Elderflowers Around the corner from our house the elder bushes are coming into full flower – a sure sign that summer is finally arriving. A native to Europe, North America and parts of Asia, probably the best … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, how to, posts, recipes, Uncategorized, wild

Sea Beet and Tomato Soup

Spiralseed Posted on May 24, 2018 by G BurnettMay 24, 2018

Last week we collected a good carrier bag full of the sea beet (Beta vulgaris) which grows prolifically on the sea walls and footpaths by the Thames estuary where I live. It also grows as a ‘volunteer’ on my allotment … Continue reading →

Posted in recipes, vegan, wild

Vegan Permaculture at Wild Earth

Spiralseed Posted on August 30, 2016 by G BurnettAugust 30, 2016

Vegan Permaculture at Wild Earth Farm and Sanctuary, Kentucky, USA This time next month we will be beginning our next Vegan Permaculture Design Course at Wild Earth Farm and Sanctuary in the USA. Lots of other exciting workshops and events … Continue reading →

Posted in courses, permaculture, projects, vegan, wild

Nettles – the perfect permaculture plant!

Spiralseed Posted on June 5, 2016 by G BurnettMarch 14, 2025

Nettles – the perfect permaculture plant! Nettles (Urtica dioica) are probably the best-known wild plant growing in the UK, mainly because of the unpleasant sting that we all learned to avoid as children! Many people dismiss the common nettle as … Continue reading →

Posted in recipes, wild

Elderflower Champagne – who needs Bollinger???

Spiralseed Posted on May 31, 2016 by G BurnettApril 26, 2024

  Who needs Bollinger??? Round our way the elderflowers are set to start blooming any day now – so here’s Spiralseed’s quick and easy guide to making your own elderflower champagne! Elderflower Champagne Recipe A carrier bag full of elder … Continue reading →

Posted in how to, posts, recipes, wild

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