SUSSEX (Hatch Inn Coleman’s Hatch) – DEATH DINNER & DRUIDS FORAGING (Colemans Hatch) – July 27th

About This Walk

Sussex (The Hatch Inn) again but a different location this time. We’ll meet at the Hatch Inn and walk off into the fields looking at the summer bloom of plants and possibly fungi. As always there’ll be some foraged treats along the way including elderflower champagne and some food.

*Dogs welcome

*Kids (under 12) go free!

What you’ll learn

What you can and cannot eat
Wild flavours
Medicinal properties
Good foraging practice and sustainability
History, myth, stories and folklore
A light hearted look at the subject with some ludicrous facts and stories thrown in.

Some of the plant species we may find;

1. Horse chestnut 
2. Ivy 
3. greater planting 
4. Thistle
5. Hogweed
6. Goose grass
7. Silver, Birch 
8. Ribwort plantain 
9. Curled dock 
10. Yew
11. Nettle 
12. Hemlock water dropwort 
13. Meadowsweet *
14. Clover *
15. Oxide Daisy 
16. Sycamore 
17. Ash 
18. Willow
19. Mugwort 
20. Hemp agrimony 
21. Silverweed 
22. Brassica
23. Budlea
24. Blackberry 
25. White dead, nettle 
26. Common dock 
27. Jack by the hedge 
28. Red Campion
29. Ground elder 
30. Wood avens
31. Japanese knotweed 
32. Himalayan balsam *
33. Stinking Bob
34. Dogs mercury 
35. Sowthistle 
36. Bracken 
37. Oak 
38. Flea darts 
39. Hawthorn 
40. Linden
41. Laurel 
42. Fireweed 
43. Valerian
44. Ragwort 
45. Ground ivy 
46. Enchanters nightshade 
47. Woundwort * 
48. Winter Heliotrope * 
49. Alkanet 
50. Flowering raspberry * 
51. Wild garlic 
52. Burdock 
53. Chestnut *
54. Tutsan *
55. Holly 
56. Nipplewort *
57. Dandelion 
58. Bindweed 
59. Old man’s beard 
60. Yarrow