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Learn more about garlic mustard in this video, the second of our three-part series with Reid Williamson of Sustainable Roots Ecological Restoration.
In the video, you’ll get to attend Reid’s Working With Invasives workshop.
In the workshop, you’ll also learn that it's a biennial plant, and that it’s best to forage for it and harvest it in its second year — before its flowers have a chance to go to seed and spread.
We learn that all parts of the garlic mustard plant are edible, from the root to the leaves to the flower.
We'll take a trip into the forest at the Humber Arboretum, where Reid teaches us how to identify garlic mustard (and we share quite a few close-ups of the plant so you can see what it looks like).
And, Reid takes us through her wonderfully easy garlic mustard pesto recipe, and shares a few tips for how to enjoy the final product.
To get the garlic mustard recipe with amounts and full method, be sure to visit our website to read the article that goes along with this video!
gardenstead.com/sustainable-roots-part-two-how-to-make-garlic-mustard-pesto
Bon appetit!
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Learn more about garlic mustard in this video, the second of our three-part series with Reid Williamson of Sustainable Roots Ecological Restoration.
In the video, you’ll get to attend Reid’s Working With Invasives workshop.
In the workshop, you’ll also learn that it's a biennial plant, and that it’s best to forage for it and harvest it in its second year — before its flowers have a chance to go to seed and spread.
We learn that all parts of the garlic mustard plant are edible, from the root to the leaves to the flower.
We'll take a trip into the forest at the Humber Arboretum, where Reid teaches us how to identify garlic mustard (and we share quite a few close-ups of the plant so you can see what it looks like).
And, Reid takes us through her wonderfully easy garlic mustard pesto recipe, and shares a few tips for how to enjoy the final product.
To get the garlic mustard recipe with amounts and full method, be sure to visit our website to read the article that goes along with this video!
gardenstead.com/sustainable-roots-part-two-how-to-make-garlic-mustard-pesto
Bon appetit!
About gardenstead
gardenstead is an online gardening community for everyone, and we’d love to have you join us. We share tons of information on every gardening topic you can imagine on our website (where you can also subscribe to our newsletter), so take a minute to check us out. We'd also love to have you follow us on social, and consider this your friendly invitation to join one (or, heck, all) of our super active Facebook Groups! We’d love to hear your gardening stories, learn your gardening tips and see your garden photos – basically, all the gardening, all the time. See you over the garden fence!
Subscribe to our newsletter: bit.ly/3B7RUfU
Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/gardenstead
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/gardensteadcommunity
Join one of our Facebook Groups:
Indoor and Small Space Gardening: facebook.com/groups/indoor.smallspace.gardening
Vegetable Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.vegetablegardening
Houseplants: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.houseplants
Flower Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.flowergardening
Succulents: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.succulents
Herb Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.herbgardening
