September 2003 Harverst Time
Urban Forage in Central London

This Saturday come hunter gatherers and risk your health to discover a galaxy of powerful and surprising flavours.
The beach nuts are ready, baby apples are ripe and ready to eat in Regent's park, sweet chestunuts are good to eat, some red berries on a tree in Russel Square might be OK. The Bins of Planet Organic on Torrington Place surely are well protected by gates and CCTV, it has been known for a forager to emerge with an armful of tasty food.

Don't leave your personal nutritional safety to Safeway, raise the stakes! Come and play the mystery food lottery.


We ate well, we began with honey and cheese samples from the deli in great protland street, many a suspect berry. We gave the plantain or whitemans foot in gordon square a miss and nibbled furtively on some possible herbs, lots of beech nuts gorged ourselves on the biggest apples you ever saw in your life thriving next to the Euston Road next the to bust of JFK. The day ended with a celebratory meal of nettle soup, and stewed apple and crab apple sweetened with sugar nicked from a coffee shop.


Summer 2006 - geurilla grafting! to transform the ornamental fruit trees in to souces of sweet autumn fruits.
simply graft a fruiting tree onto an ornamental one, grafting is a fine art come along and learn how