Learn How to Forage in Your Own Backyard

By SiteSeo Manager | Community, Farm and Garden, Food | 0 comment | 17 November, 2020 | 0

In July 2020 HGC participated in Hudson’s St. Croix RiverFest by partnering with the Hudson/North Hudson River Channel to create a video on back yard foraging.

Hudson Grocery Co-op presents backyard foraging with Russ Lake. Learn about edible plants growing in your backyard. From common garden plants like daisies and hostas to wild plants like burdock and wood sorrel, there is an abundance of edible plants in your flower garden and backyard.

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