10/12/2026
Sometimes, the gunkiest things are also the most grounding ~ ⚫🌿🧺
This weekend, we got our hands dirty exploring the many possibilities of black walnut--a tree so common (and messy, to some!) that we often overlook its generosity.
Through harvesting, crafting, and community-building, we learned how black walnut can be the basis for annual traditions rooted in the local landscape. Everyone went home with new skills and ideas for gathering their own food, dyeing their own garments, and cultivating an active, restorative relationship with our place.
Anyone who has foraged black walnuts for food knows that it's a labor of love. But working directly with our sustenance isn't such a bad thing--especially when it's work that brings people together, gets us outdoors, and makes our pantries a little more local.
🧺 A basket of foraging programs awaits us at the Horn Farm this fall. Ready to join the fun?: hornfarmcenter.org/foraging/