Edible & Medicinal Hedge Bundle (20 plants)
Hedges, the shrubby boundaries at the edges of and between farm fields, have long offered their gifts to farmers and foragers. Abounding with different edible greens, shoots, flowers and fruits, dyes fibers, medicines, kindling and more - all at different seasons throughout the year, these diverse, semi-wild habitats have much to offer. In addition to their bountiful harvests for human stewards, they form wildlife sanctuaries and corridors for pollinators, birds, and important predators like foxes, weasels and bobcats, who prey on tree eating voles and other rodents.
(3) Basket willow
(2) Elderberry
(2) Washington hawthorn
(1) Seedling apple
(2) Aronia
(1) Black currant
(1) Speckled alder
(2) American hazelnut
(2) Chokecherry
(4) Large leafed comfrey
Hedges, the shrubby boundaries at the edges of and between farm fields, have long offered their gifts to farmers and foragers. Abounding with different edible greens, shoots, flowers and fruits, dyes fibers, medicines, kindling and more - all at different seasons throughout the year, these diverse, semi-wild habitats have much to offer. In addition to their bountiful harvests for human stewards, they form wildlife sanctuaries and corridors for pollinators, birds, and important predators like foxes, weasels and bobcats, who prey on tree eating voles and other rodents.
(3) Basket willow
(2) Elderberry
(2) Washington hawthorn
(1) Seedling apple
(2) Aronia
(1) Black currant
(1) Speckled alder
(2) American hazelnut
(2) Chokecherry
(4) Large leafed comfrey
Hedges, the shrubby boundaries at the edges of and between farm fields, have long offered their gifts to farmers and foragers. Abounding with different edible greens, shoots, flowers and fruits, dyes fibers, medicines, kindling and more - all at different seasons throughout the year, these diverse, semi-wild habitats have much to offer. In addition to their bountiful harvests for human stewards, they form wildlife sanctuaries and corridors for pollinators, birds, and important predators like foxes, weasels and bobcats, who prey on tree eating voles and other rodents.
(3) Basket willow
(2) Elderberry
(2) Washington hawthorn
(1) Seedling apple
(2) Aronia
(1) Black currant
(1) Speckled alder
(2) American hazelnut
(2) Chokecherry
(4) Large leafed comfrey
