Foraging in February - UK Wildcrafts Foraging Calendar

The last episode in the Foraging Calendar series.
Late winter wild foods, harvest the last of the seasons foods as we return into spring

00:00 Foraging in February
00:11 Hairy bittercress (Cardamine hirsuta)
02:22 Scarlet elf cup (Sarcoscypha austriaca)
05:19 Wintercress/ yellow rocket (Barbarea vulgaris)
06:59 Crow garlic/ wild onion (Allium vineale)
09:39 Ground elder (Aegopodium podagraria)
12:49 Three cornered leek (Allium triquetrum)
14:10 Outro

[georgequinn]

Really hope you'll be adding on to each subsequent month as a continuation of this series so we'll be getting a March 'Part IV' next! Brilliant work dude and the best UK foraging series on YouTube!

[wolfenstein]

That was a year of top class information, Lewis, it's like having an online foraging course given to us for free. The way you teach us about what's available out there in our native woodlands and shorelines is always excellent and there's never any added gimmicks and egotrips along the way either :) . The good ol' drone footage ain't half-bad too :) .

Thanks for everything, mate, it's very much appreciated.

[Fieldstudy_]

Thanks so much for the time and effort you’ve put into this series. It’s an incredible body of work 😊🙏

[Dtrue]

Thank you for doing these videos there're so beneficial and informative.

[artoleus]

Outstanding series you've transformed our outdoor walks and hikes with knowledge that should be taught in schools imho. Thanks, keep up the great work

[stevegoody]

You made it, one full year. I'm really grateful for all the time and effort you have put into this. Without doubt the best foraging series on you tube. It was a little sad to get to the end, but as long as it stays on you tube I'll be returning every month again. I've filled a note book on your series, THANK YOU so much.

[maxibake]

Thankyou for sharing this whole Foraging Calendar with us all Lewis, it's been Great. 👍
Take care & keep busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶

[voxlin]

Thank you Lewis! Really interesting to learn what to look for in the colder months of the year

[woodnugget]

Fabulous hope you keep going with these videos. So helpful 👍

[Zanderwizard]

Thank you Lewis I think your videos are the best on you tube the way you explain things is top notch and looking forward to the new season with more of your fantastic vids for us all to enjoy ....Thanks again 👍👍👍

[silviamagda]

I loved these series. I watched it in a few days. And I took notes off all of it, into a notebook. When I am out foraging I take the notebook with me. And the book food for free. Thank you for the work you put into these series. I will follow along.

[hellieflow]

Infinite gratitude for the most amazing foraging videos you have blessed us with. You are made for this. Pure magic! <3

[Angelttf]

I loved these videos, very informative and interesting 👍thanks

[dogontheplot]

Brilliant series - so informative- thank you 😊

[Spangletiger]

I'm so glad that you included a warning about the possibility of the plants having been treated with chemicals!

[c.o.m.ewithme]

This series has been a great inspiration for my foraging and wild foods venture. Still look forward to more videos in the future as I continue to expand!🪴👍

[garethcycling]

😀 Great series, just to echo the thoughts of folks below - it's so helpful to share you knowledge on an open platform. thank you.

[natureisallpowerful]

Thanks mate loved every episode. Buzzing for spring for one of my spring rejuvenating soups.👍

[Kermitthebadger]

aww sad this is the last episode of the foraging calendar but excited to see what you post next

[lucyandthecalm]

such inspiration, going out for walk tomorrow, love all your videos !