Fresh From Guinea Gourmet

Not even sorry — I’m slowly turning my garden into a wild growth patch!

Serving tip: offer small, fresh sprigs mixed into other safe greens; avoid flowering or woody stems and never feed if you are unsure of identification (it resembles toxic umbellifers).

Hairy bittercress might not look like much, but it’s one of spring’s best wild forages—and yes, it’s floof-safe.

Nature gave me a lovely surprise this week—

I’ve spent the last few weeks on a bit of a mission—trying to track down a genuine hazel tree close to home.

I’m always looking for ways to keep prices fair and affordable without compromising on quality.

I want you to feel confident in every forage you offer—so every single pack includes a detailed label sheet.

You lot keep coming back—and I don’t take that for granted.