The first one to look at is Ground ivy ( Glechoma hederacea), known as Hondstraf in Dutch and le gléchome lierre terrestre, in French. My next few posts will be about locally growing “weedy” herbs which may help to lift your spirits and immunity through the winter months. Winter herbs to lift your spirits and immunity The latest group is now complete but if you are interested to join the next one, which will start on 1st February, please read through the information on my Courses page and then get in touch with me. I also welcome a small group of new Urban Herbology Apprentices to my course today, as a celebration of Yuletide. Today, I have set new dates for foraging walks and apprenticeship workshops throughout January and February. I hope that you are able to get outside and enjoy some of it, especially before 10am, when being out in fresh air, preferably in some degree of greenness, has been found to have the biggest positive impact on your mental health. This shortest day certainly has all the mist and magical low sunlight that I enjoy at Yuletide. #ramsons #wildgarlic #daslook #alliumursinum #urbanherbology #cityforaging Happy foraging me hearties – May you be glowing with the chlorophyll, glutamyl peptides and sulfoxides of Allium ursinum, before too long! Also keep your harvesting tidy and sharp, so it looks like you’ve never been there. And that you only take a little from a plant, so it can quickly bounce back and grow new leaves.
If you’re determined to harvest so early, be sure that what you pick, stinks of garlic. Please remember that you shouldn’t dig out any bulbs or roots, as a forager, unless it’s your garden (or the paths in the foraging orchards). I could smell spring yesterday evening, cycling through town, didn’t dare mention it, but today it’s conclusive – Spring has Sprung! Well at least for foragers and those affected by Hazel pollen… Hard to describe the experience in my body cells, which the wild garlic brings. I made an omelette of Oyster and Wood ear mushrooms, comté and brie. Ground ivy and violet leaves being my favourites at present So, today we all took home some oyster mushrooms and wild garlic bulbs, as well as a selection of edible leaves. Didn’t do it last year but feels good to offer it again soon. My next public walk is February 9th (a Thursday) and I’ll set another date very soon for my Wild Garlic Workshop. There are also lots of other bulbs pushing up, such as crocus and daffodil and you wouldn’t want to confuse those as they are not to be eaten. Wild garlic / Daslook / Allium ursinum is always to be found here in January, if you know where to look, but it’s a little ahead of normal. It was delicious and I’m now filled with spring fever (and garlic breath ). If issues arise that cannot be resolved with the business directly, we encourage community members to contact the Cannabis Program to address their concerns at 50.Ate my first wild garlic leaf of the year, whilst leading an Urban Herbology Walk, this morning. You can use the interactive map above to find them by geographic area or the table below that groups them by area and Coalition District. This page provides links to Marijuana Control Plans for every application received for Medical Dispensaries and Recreational Marijuana Retailers.
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They include contact information so that community members know how to contact the business to address concerns. The Marijuana Control Plan is an opportunity for applicants to introduce themselves to the neighborhood and address common concerns raised about Marijuana Businesses moving into their Neighborhoods.
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Portland City Code 14B.130 requires the Office of Community & Civic Life to notify District Coalition Offices, Neighborhood Associations and Residents of applications for Marijuana Regulatory Licenses for Medical Dispensaries and Recreational Marijuana Retailers in their area. As part of the application process, all Medical Dispensaries and Recreational Marijuana Retailers within Portland City limits are required to submit a Marijuana Control Plan.
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