# Spring Ephemeral

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Ep 38 - Spring Ephemeral Grenache and Brett in Wines

Today we're taking you on a true hipster journey to the Hood River of Oregon and are featuring the 2018 Spring Ephemeral Grenache from Stockshop Band Winery (or Hiyu). This wine is 100% Grenache and 100% all the hipster natural wine things. We discuss the complexities of this wine, much of which co…

Just One Leaf? With Clay Bowers — WildFed Podcast #134

Our guest today is Clay Bowers of NoMiForager.com — Clay is a wild food enthusiast and educator in Northern Michigan, who teaches foraging classes and workshops, and writes about foraging on his blog and social media. He's come on the show today to discuss the increasingly contentious issue of ramp…

Ep 78 Wine Trends for 2022/Hiyu, Tzum ‘feis’ Spring Ephemeral Vineyard, Hood River, Oregon 2019

Wine Predictions 2022! Kathryn speculates on the top wine trends for the new year. Let's look into the crystal ball and see what people are going to be drinking this year! Tug grades Kathryn's previous wine predictions for 2020 and 2021. On the home front, Tug revels in his January birthday celebra…

Bonus 06 - Spring Ephemerals: Coltsfoot

Today we begin the first of many future episodes about spring ephemeral wildflowers. During this episode, Steve and Bill talk about Coltsfoot's adaptations, life cycle, use as a cooking spice, and toxicity. Unfortunately, the guys never figure out what the species name, farfara, means... if you kno…

Episode 7: Spring Wildflowers

Step off the trail and into a fairytale as we learn about spring ephemeral wildflowers! Thanks to Noel, Connie, and April for providing audio this episode. Music in this episode comes from The Four Seasons Ballet by Giuseppe Verdi. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forest-preserve…

Ep. 12 - Foraging Tarot Spread, Concept to Cards

In this short episode, I talk through coming up the card placements for this month's Patreon tarot spread. It's  early spring, which means it's Spring ephemeral time! Spring ephemerals bring out a LOT of foragers, new and experienced alike. And with the huge spike in popularity this year, it got me…

April 4, 2019 Garden Geography, Alphonse Pyramus de Candolle, Alois Ludwig, the Nova Scotia Mayflower, John Greenleaf Whittier, Diana Donald, Spring Bulbs, Joseph Sauriol

Have you started to think about your garden in geographical terms? Aside from the zone you are gardening in, what are the micro-climates in your garden? Areas sheltered by trees, buildings or other structures may be warmer and ideal locations for less hardy plants. Low-lying areas may create boggy …

Episode 13 - Growing While It's Snowing - April Showers, May Wildflowers

How can plant's grow while there is snow on the ground? Can a plant really produce its own heat? Tune in to this episode to find out as Angela and Brandon discuss the difference between a Spring Ephemeral and a Spring Wildflower, then investigate how tiny plants can grow and flower at a time when o…

March 31, 2020 Starting Seeds, Renee's Garden Seeds, John Lineback, William Ralph Meredith, Elmer Ivan Applegate, Muriel Wheldale Onslow, April Poems, Life List by Olivia Gentile, and Karen Washington

Today we celebrate the man who invented the cottonseed huller. We'll learn about a Canadian legal eagle who loved gardening and one of Oregon's pioneer botanists. We'll celebrate the work of a female biochemist who made some remarkable discoveries about bloom color by studying snapdragons. Today's …

83. Spring Ephemerals, Creation Cycles & Extended periods of 'nothing'

Come with me as I take a stroll through some of the thoughts and ideas that have been stirring and weaving within my own journey lately. In this episode I wander through the realms of: ➳ Spring ephemeral flowers + why I was so struck by them ➳ Unravelling what I always believed about 'balance'…