How to sustainably forage the roots of native perennials. Digging up the roots of native wild plants is something I do very infrequently. We have a lot of amazing plants with edible roots, but often they're in small numbers and lack robust populations. That wasn't the case for this colony of textile onion, Allium textile. Around me were thousands of plants, and many of them in dense clusters would benefit from being thinned. To harvest the roots of native perennials: ✅ Look for large healthy pop

MY TOP 5 WHITE FLOWERING PERENNIALS Learn more from my NEW BOOK (Link in the first comment). 1. Hydrangea ‘Annabelle’2. Verbascum chaixii ‘Wedding Candles’3. Echinacea4. Asters5. Achillea ‘PearlWHAT ARE PERENNIALS & WHY ARE TGEY A GREAT CHOICE FOR MONEY- SAVING GARDENERS⬇️🧚🏻 Perennials usually live for many years and flowers year after year. 🧚🏻 They may be evergreen or die back in winter🧚🏻 Perennials die back every autumn and winter, and then retur