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My take on urban foraging is pinching bay leaves from people's front gardens when I need it for a recipe

Recipe of Hazel and chocolate sounds nice

Thank you for all your hard work and research, this channel deserves to be far more popular!

It’s kind of funny how universal fennel is, you can walk around San Diego or LA and see it growing in every parking lot

I find it’s way easier to just cook rosehips whole and then filter out the hairs and seeds with a cheesecloth. Very occasionally one or two hairs make it through but I prefer that over having to hollow out each one tbh.

This is just the video I've been after! I made the somewhat regrettable decision to move back up to London this year and have already clocked the sumac and honeysuckle. Great vid! ✌️❤️

Nice video. I have seed fennel, roses and hazelnuts (neighbor's tree). I never get any hazelnuts. Jays and squirrels love them.

Got the rose things all over where i live. Used to call them itchybombs 😂😅 Good to know they are edible too.

Fantastic video UK wildcrafts. I'm in Dundee Scotland. The rosehips use to be abundant around here. We use to call them itchycoo's as a youngster. Friends... would often stick them down the backs of other friends for a joke as they itched lol. I didn't realise you could eat them, very interesting. Great channel by the way.

You would be so much fun on a walk

What a legend, I love your videos

Hazelnuts ripen at home?? I wish I’d known that a few years ago. The squirrels always beat me to the ripe nuts on the tree.

Thanks for taking is along! Learnt some and i dig your energy mate 👍🏻

Alright my lover! Your Google map view was right over where I live! I shall be using it to find greenery. Cheers Tony (Bishopston)

I was in Peckham a few weeks ago and picked a few dandelion heads to eat from an enclosed area ie no dogs etc my colleague said wtf was I doing - told him dandelion flowers are extremely nutrious - he thought I was mental lol Again the hazelnuts - there's a tree in middle of Peckham surrounded by houses and yet squirrels get to them straight away - unbelievable 😳

Fantastic, never seen sumac before, I'm from the Midlands so maybe we don't have any. I love your videos, they're so informative, thanks you

Thanks. Really informative and your videos have changed my urban walks.

Thank you, looking forward to your next vid 👍

I have not come across Sumac where I live perhaps I'm a little bit to rural. Also the squirrels always get to the hazal nuts before I get a chance to harvest them.

Always learning! Thank you.

You ahave a great knowledge of foraging, and you videos are very informative. Keep up the great work.Thank you

really good thank you did not knew the first plant

Thanks, great video x

I love somak this spice is so good on salt on kabab and you can use it on so many foods

Thank you again for another amazing video!

Legend

Great video and thanks for sharing 👍

Thank you so much 🌻

Lol after watching your foraging videos i was the only person in my town (seemingly) that knew what a hazelnut tree was. I found a stretch of hazel trees about 30-40m in length and kept going back and stripped the trees over the course of 3 weeks. The squirrels that i share a wood with were more than happy as was my vegetarian drug dealer paying for weed with nuts and mushrooms is hilarious. Been out collecting liberty caps going to sell those to people i know though :)

I wish the sumac and that honeysuckle were growing near me, they sound particularly lovely. There are some very small hazel trees that were planted in a public space near me, but I am unsure whether they are meant for public consumption. I have a young hazel tree in the garden but haven't seen any catkins on it yet.

Great video thank you 😊 wish you were nearby and did workshops/ foraging walks.. my kids and I would love that as part of our home Ed.

Great video! Thank you

Great video 👍

Great video, didn't know you could ripen hazle nuts at home. I am in Bristol too but haven't seen any sumac - can you tell me where I can find some?

When I thought ‘urban foraging’ I just thought ‘shop lifting’. How wrong I was.

I’ve made up some good sumac juice

Are you worried at all about those Sumac plants being so close to the road/ traffic?

Hello Mr wildcrafts. Are there any fieldguide books you recommend for hedgerow foraging and tree identification?

Have you ever come accross Bay Laurel?

Sumac leaves is opposite not alternate...