Foraging Walk

Come to the farm and enjoy a very informative walk - a voyage of discovery - led by Jenny.

You will meet many plants during the walk, some familiar, some less so.

Some that you will probably have walked past all your life and not noticed.

You will be surprised how many edible plants grow freely around us and the variety of flavours and uses they have.

Learn how to forage safely and responsibly.

Find two or three plants to confidently begin your own journey to foraging and preparing wild plants and wild foods.

Each ticket entitles you to free membership of a private Facebook Foragers group, where you can find out about plants, post your discoveries, ask questions and share recipe ideas, etc.

Return at different times during the year to see how the plants develop and change, and so you can recognise them in different seasons and phases of their life cycles.

We look forward to seeing you on the walk.

We know you won’t be disappointed.

Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for.a walk on the farm. Arms, legs and feet should be covered. Wellies or walking boots are advised. Waterproof outer layer may be needed. Layers of clothing allow adjustment for temperature.

You may wish to bring drinks and snacks (vegan plant based only please) for refreshment during the walk.

Notebook and pen / phone camera may assist in remembering the plants we see.

How to find us - Please note:

access to the farm by vehicle is via Truro Avenue, Murton, SR7 9LD

(this is not the farm postcode, which, in many sat nav systems, provides the wrong directions).

On foot or bicycle, the farm can be accessed by various surrounding footpaths from Murton, Seaton, or Dalton le Dale.

Number 61 bus stops in Truro Avenue, near the start of the farm lane, which is located between numbers 42 and 43 Truro Avenue.