But there are exceptions. A recent walk in a crunchy-leafed forest in New York revealed the fresh green spikes of field garlic (invasive Allium vineale—also called onion grass and wild chives).

Learn about edible winter plants like field garlic, tips on field garlic foraging, and how to prepare wild garlic. There is one delicious wild edible plant that I can always count on foraging even ...

Watch the video above to see how she made a tea from spicebush twigs and cooked with chickweed, hairy bittercress, field garlic and purple dead nettle. Place a large colander in the sink for ...

It’s 7 p.m. on a Wednesday, and the sky is starting to darken as I pull into this year’s garlic patch. It’s supposed to rain ...

It takes less than 5 minutes to make and is an incredible way to showcase a versatile, spring ingredient: Garlic Scapes. Photo Credit: The Sifted Field. Garlic scapes are the long, curly flower ...

Watch the video and read on to learn how to identify these forageable plants, from field garlic and ginkgo biloba to black walnuts and sassafras. Some of them could even be growing in your own ...

It’s not always easy to tell the difference between star-of-Bethlehem and field garlic. That’s why you need someone like Violet Brill, a high school student who co-leads foraging tours in the ...

Taste for seasoning. Add the cumin, reserving some as garnish. Garnish hummus with the field garlic and serve. Source: "Eating Wildly, Foraging for Life, Love, and the Perfect Meal" by Ava Chin ...

Marie Viljoen Prolific field garlic (also called lawn chives, or wild garlic) is sold in neat bunches at New York City greenmarkets by New Jersey–based Lani’s Farm, an outfit known for ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. So we planted our garlic a couple weeks ago. It’s quite exciting putting your first real crop into the ground. It’s going to teach us patience since we have ...