Thanks for your comments. I noticed my flowers are completely white//no single red or any other color flower in the center. Thanks again. Love your videos!

I found them growing in the gravel outside my home. Thinking they were weeds, I pulled them. When I pulled them, I usually found ants and tunnels, so I kept pulling. them

Thank you for the info

Make a 10 x oil and you can see b7gs bunny, leprechauns and rainbows. 😊

I too thought of using my veggie spinner to dry stuff. Thanks for the paper bag idea. I store bulbs in them over winter but now have a new use. My one cat loves catnip the other not so much so like us we all have our preferences.

If she is using other teas, how would she know if the burdock tea is working?

i steep in sun for 1-2 days. no other prep. Strain , chill, enjoy

It feeds honeybees during the off season

if its so noxious...how is it that the goldfinches and other seed eaters seem to LOVE IT?

Can the Floridian species also be used?

Nw Mt here. Elevation 4000+. We have beautiful fireweed also. Poultice of yarrow and plantain healed my bad rope burn right up. I have a pharmacy right out my door and no need to drive an hour to town. Besides… natural medicine works sooooo much better than anything over the counter and just as good as the rx stuff. I’m never going back! 👍🪴 Loved the intro btw!!

Just found this on the mountain. Time to learn about it, make a dish and have a cup of tea! Time to look it up in a book and see what parts to tincture, if any. Off to go watch the longer video and spend the day on fire weed. 👍😊

A few years ago i grew carrots. These flowers are all over the yard. Are they still carrots?

Mix the seeds in with your salt in a grinder, 50/50, to lessen the sodium, add a bit of nutrition and fiber, while still having a nice salty taste.

You do not want to eat Queen Anne's Lace unless you are not pregnant. This plant can cause loss of pregnancy.

A lot of this is growing here in Detroit along Eight Mike Road, the busiest east=west highway in Detroit, serving as the border between Wayne and Macomb counties!

For stripping a lot of catnip/mint I recommend starting at the base of the newest growth with the flower and going towards where the roots would be. Make it super smooth and satisfying!

when i was a kid back in the lat 70s-early 80s I used to go dig pignuts. Can`t remember what they tasted like since it`s been about 40 years since I had one, but I would munch those suckers like peanuts and cashews. just had to wash the dirt off them first.

Thanks for the info, it helped identify a Saskatoon bush in our yard

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Can you please compare the poison hemlock plant which can be easily confused with wild carrot with undesirable results.

lmao yesterday yt shorts were telling me about the dangers of ' water hemlock '

Unfortunately Queen Anne's Lace's hybridized with a bunch carrots in our garden and I found out I'm allergic to them, but not regular carrots. So time to cut the flowers down for bouquets before the seeds keep spreading year after year like they already have in some areas of the garden. :P

dont confuse it for water hemlock or you will end belly up!

1st year also called wild parsley.

Well this is a nice channel

thought i was eating dandelion , turns out i was eating sow thistle . luckily it is edible

Thats a beautiful looking plant ❤

Fantastic, informative video, thank you so much!! I began letting sow thistle and dandelions grow in my yard this summer. I harvest the young leaves for salads. Once the plant bolts, I pull it out of the ground, wash it off with water and cut it up as finely as I can, the leaves, stems, flowers, roots, etc. I then place those fine cuttings into a glass pitcher and pour very hot (not boiling) water and let it steep for a few hours. I use a sieve to strain it. Place in fridge to get cold in preparation for iced tea. I'm really hoping the health benefits are great! 😊

Hi ❤

Deadly water hemlock is a lookalike im my opinion and could share habbit you think.

If you want to be sure about how to positively ID wild carrot, check out the full-length video here for lots of ID points! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pa5hg7xol8fafp8.html

Thanks

I’ll have to keep my eye out for some seaside plantain when I’m in Nova Scotia!

Great video! I really liked the close up pictures in video you did! Love the name Queen Anne’s Lace and the flower!

Looks like yarrow

The family Apiaceae is wild. Carrots, parsley, celery, dill and fennel are all in it, but also some of the most toxic plants like poison hemlock and giant hogweed.

Very nice information ❤❤ I am from Pakistan ❤

Awesomeness, I have been sceptical about this plant. Thank you so much for explaining all the identifying features ❤🌱🙏

Loved learning why it got its name. Also, pretty funny watching you try to eat that second year root!

That was awesome! I never knew that! I never knew the poisonous ones either. Ive seen some across the street quite tall and largeer flowers. Wonder what they are now. Thanks. I love carrots

Thank you for this informative video. Our property is surrounded by this wonderful plant and I often harvest it for its kidney stone benefits.

7:14 The plant can be used to prevent conception and it can be used to promote fertility in women.

Very nice. Thanks mate! In thanks I'll add this: Carrots in stores are thought to be orange due to a Dutch "Prince of the house of Orange" being honored for valiant service for his country (holland, I think) with an orange carrot bred by his countrymen. It was sweeter, more tender, and became the standard everyone wanted. Also, the sap has furanocoumarins, which react with sun and that causes blisters "bartenders blisters", as lime (and grapefruit) also has that compound in it, which bartenders get on their hands often. Stay solid!

Another way to remember how to identify wild carrot is the phrase "the Queen has hairy legs". The poisonous plants that can be confused with wild carrot do not have the fine hairs on the stems. Good episode. Well done.

Are your hands and mouth made of leather?! The sow thistle in my yard HURTS!

Both plantain leafes, and dandilion greens are great in a fresh salad, as well as sautéed with sliced onions, in either bacon grease or olive oil. Serve over white rice, in warm tortillas, or a large sandwich with a slice of good cheese. Delicious every time.😊❤

Here's more detailed info about seaside plantain. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbadrLqWt9_RkmQ.htmlsi=B5DC4mxO80K3vsAJ

Just collected some yesterday in Ireland.Does this grow all over the world? I mean along the same latitudes ?

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