Self-Sufficiency: Foraging for Wild Foods (IMM Lifestyle Books) Learn How, Where, & When to Find Herbs, Fruits, Nuts, Mushrooms, Seaweeds, & ... How to Gather, Store, & Prepare Your Finds: 7

Brilliant book for those wanting to learn to forage, clear instructions and illustrations

Bought this for my daughter as we are staring to take more of an interest in foraging. A nice size to carry around and some good information. The information is set out in sections of flowers, plants, mushrooms, etc which makes things easy to find. It would be handy to perhaps have a section of seasons and when to look out for the things shown in the book so you can find at a glance in the season you are in? I also thought it would be handy to have info on "lookalike" plants / flowers that can possibly be harmful or state that there are no lookalikes (they do with the mushrooms). Overall, we have found the book useful but I would always do research on different sources just to make sure we are foraging the right things. :)

Look no further than this excellent introductory book. Packed full of helpful information and illustrations.

Fast delivery. Bought as a gift, my friend was really pleased. Simple illustrations and text for someone learning to forage for fun.

Love this book , simple to understand and great pictures , very insightful

Yes it’s a foraging book but it’s not so great with photos and didn’t give much uses.

Exactly as described and arrived really quickly.

I bought this for a friend who mentioned she wanted to start foraging, she loves it

Thin enough to take for my walks, with information about use, season, illustrations, when not to pick the plant, etc.

Good illustrations and beginner info

This is a good little information book. Absolutely worth buying and having around for reference.

Great product for descriptions and some mushrooms. It would have been nice to have some more realistic pictures so some less experienced foragers could see specific details to identify. But other than that, it’s a great resource for foragers.

I just wanted a way to forage for wild foods if anything goes down. Now I have a book to reference to if and when it's needed.