I use Ligusticum Poterii (Osha Root), which is also in the Parsley family and found throughout the Southwest, for energy and immunity boosting. It is an expectorant, that dilates the bronchial vessels, allowing for better oxygenation of the blood. I assume that this was one of the primary reasons for the consumption of this plant (Spring parsley) as well by the natives out on the trail who needed to remain alert, in sufficient quantity it'll have you literally buzzing with energy. I use it on night drives for this reason.

Awesome. I’m reading a book right now about the Apache called “ Indeh, An Apache Odyssey”. It’s so fascinating.

Awesome stuff! Keep it coming. Wish someone would do this for the Pacific NW.

Those grow around here. I share your wild plant passion. So I ate these, as my friend told me they help allergies. The leaves are good beans spice. Seeds too. That darn root makes me so sun sensitive, I burn up. But Im a pasty bellegana, lol.

So cool & informative! Can’t wait for the next installment!

Thank you very much, in Wikipedia I found months ago an article about some Native American tribes who used the praitie parsly during the Spanish flu. Nono of this tribe died. It is called: Lomathium roots. I nought it in internet to help me with the CV19. Thanks for your information!

Let me think.... Hard tack bread or Fendler’s Springparsley salad anyone? Really good video keep’em coming.

Thanks dude!

Very informative and interesting , thanks. ☺

these videos are amazing

Thanks for the video. Maybe try to show some of the poisonous look alike plants and do a in depth comparison. Thanks again!

Thanks for the video :)

Parse : analyze (a sentence) into its parts and describe their syntactic roles, latinization of the Greek πετροσέλινον, petroselinon, 'rock-celery',[4][5] from πέτρα, petra, 'rock, stone'[6] and σέλινον, selinon, 'celery'

Could you lay samples on a background for contrast? More often than not I'm looking at surrounding terrain instead of the sample being discussed.

i was hoping you would give better views of the plant. i still don't know what it looks like. lots of yellow flowers out there, but if the plant was put up close to the camera, maybe i could have seen it better.

I live in northern Arizona.. id pay you good money to come and do a couple day walk about with me. Seriously!

So the whole plant can be eaten correct?

This would probably a good video if I could hear it some of us in the world are hard of hearing.

I can hardly hear your videos