There is a plant on the U.S. landscape that is hard to love: Japanese knotweed. Brought from East Asia as
Heather Wolfe
Heather Wolfe lives close to the land where she is deeply rooted in Vermont, USA. Complementary to her profession as a dietitian and health coach, Wolfe is a cookbook author and homesteader who enjoys permaculture gardening, scratch cooking, and raising backyard chickens alongside her husband and three daughters. She is the eco-minister at Taftsville Chapel Mennonite Fellowship, leads a monthly Wild Church gathering, and graduated from seminary with an eco-spiritual director certification.
As a foodie, I’ve loved cooking over a gas range most of my lifetime. When we bought our first cookstove
