The chance to see your place with new eyes!

Exotic edible plant species came to Western Australia with colonisation and immigration, and while they can cause problems in native bushland and agricultural contexts, they also grow fairly harmlessly in a variety of urban landscapes like public parks, empty lots, verges, and our gardens.

They can be closely related to plants we commonly grow or buy for food and medicine, and sometimes these wild varieties are even more nutricious and potent, once you get to know them. You could be walking past a free feed every day!

The best time for development and walking is from May to November.