Summer Wild Edible Plant Class

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This Seasonal Wild Edible Plant course focuses on the different plants and plant uses of each season.  This course is a guided walk through different habitats, identifying, collecting and frequent sampling wild plant foods, and pointing out harmful plants to avoid.  It will cover approximately 40 plants, shrubs and trees.  We will cover proper identification and use of these plants, whether plants are native or introduced, when and where to safely collect plants and conservation techniques. 

Date / Time: Saturday July 29, 2:00 - 6:00pm

Location: Meet at Community Bon-fire circle

Cost: $30

Reservations: 301-356-1885 / hue570n@hotmail.com

Instructor "Hue" Hueston - Hue's skill at teaching is only surpassed by his vast knowledge of primitive skills and survival techniques.  Hueston (the LoneNomadic) is an explorer-naturalist of a different breed.   Class adventures are a mixture of blind discovery and carefully thought out instruction.  He uses a self-developed method for teaching that centers on the traditional Native American Medicine Wheel as metaphor.  He is a curious naturalist exploring our natural world with predator vision, awareness and intuition.  For the most part, he is a self-taught and self-effacing person whose chief interests in life has been to break free of society’s current technological paradigm, gain degrees of natural knowledge and slip into nature’s simplicity.  Recently retired from military service, he has personal adventures and professional teaching experience that range the full spectrum of nature’s biomes.  Hueston wants you to explore and learn the skills with him.