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Wild greens, berries, fruit, nuts and mushrooms month by month — where they grow, how to use them, and the look-alikes to watch for.
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What’s in season this month and actually being found within about 50 miles of you.
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Sightings from iNaturalist research-grade observations. Photos © their photographers via iNaturalist, used under Creative Commons licenses.
Season calendar
Typical seasons for the eastern and central United States. Farther south things come in earlier; farther north and higher up, later.
What to look for
Other · Pebrero–Marso
Maple sap
Acer saccharum
Where: Sugar, black and red maples at least 10 inches across.
Look-alikes & cautions: Tap when days are above freezing and nights below. About 40 gallons of sugar maple sap boil down to 1 gallon of syrup.
Use: Syrup
Learn With Others
The best way to learn wild foods is alongside someone who knows them. Ask for identification help in the Foraging group — post clear photos of every part of the plant or mushroom — and never eat anything on an online ID alone.