Pine Needle Tea Alison MEEHAN, March 11, 2020May 30, 2021, Uncategorized, 0 Pine needles are bursting with Vitamin C all winter long and can help keep your immune system up and prevent Continue reading
Dandelion Chips Alison MEEHAN, March 11, 2020May 11, 2020, Uncategorized, 1 Have you every heard that dandelion greens are edible? Well, they are, but they are quite bitter so it’s best Continue reading
Chickweed Salad Alison MEEHAN, March 11, 2020August 10, 2020, Uncategorized, 0 Chickweed is a sprawling plant with opposite, roundish leaves that can cover the ground like a carpet if allowed. And Continue reading
Peppermint Alison MEEHAN, February 3, 2020February 3, 2020, Uncategorized, 0 Another example of a great medicinal plant is peppermint, which is a mainstay of gardens and often found straying into Continue reading
About the Founder Alison MEEHAN, January 30, 2020May 30, 2021, Uncategorized, 1 Tracks and Roots has been many years in the making. The seed was planted when I was 17 years old Continue reading
Amazing Weed Salad Alison MEEHAN, September 1, 2019September 1, 2019, Uncategorized, 0 I love weeds! There’s nothing like pulling weeds in your herb or vegetable garden and bringing them in to eat! Continue reading
Kids Fall in Love With Nature for Life Before Age Six Alison MEEHAN, January 30, 2019December 17, 2020, Uncategorized, 0 The squeal of excitement as my child finds a slug. The exhilaration on her face as she splashes through a Continue reading
Common Violet Alison MEEHAN, March 9, 2018May 11, 2020, Uncategorized, 0 Violet (Violaceae Viola spp.) is a mild tasting and common plant in the eastern U.S. You can collect the flowers Continue reading
Jewelweed Alison MEEHAN, January 26, 2018February 3, 2020, Uncategorized, 0 Did you know that there is free, over-the-counter medicine waiting just outside your doorstep? Plants! We all probably learned that Continue reading
12 Tips for Staying Warm This Winter Alison MEEHAN, January 7, 2018January 11, 2022, Uncategorized, 0 This year with the extreme temperatures, even the toughest nature-lovers and survivalists may find themselves devolving into winter hermits, huddling Continue reading