#wild tea
InWuyishan,Li Xiangxi and her family cultivate + wild pick Wuyi mountain tea.
The wild tea plants growing out of the rocks on the slope behind her family’s workshop are fed by deep spring water, brought down the mountain by a simple bamboo aqueduct.
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How to video: Wild lemonade style tea
In this episode we will make a delicious and refreshing lemonade style beverage using Wood Sorrel (Oxalis oregana) and fresh Western Hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) sprouts.
Recipe:
1/3 cup chopped wood sorrel leaves & stems
¼ cup chopped hemlock sprouts
¼ sugar or honey
1 pint of cold waterFinely chop both the wood sorrel and…
For this months pick I am pleased to share a couple videos from some of my favorite youtuber’s. Each one may have their own flare, but all of them teach with the concept of developing symbiosis with the natural world. If you like what you see below then you may consider checking out their own personal youtube channels.
First is a series by a man named Eric who’s channel is called GardenFork. He…
