I have a fig tree not too far from my place, but those neighbors! Their on it like white on rice. I cannot ever get a chance to get any. I'm looking in other spots now near a lake that my girl and I camp at.
Girl when your picking mulberries make sure you watch out of those little worms I love them to, but they do have whittle worms on them.Unless you like the protein
Shoot the veggies they put in the produce department has not much of a smell to them.even worse for most they have no taste at all.When you go to buy a tomato Yeah it looks like a tomato but the taste," blaaaa"!!.Now when I go pick a tomato from my garden it has a deep red and you can smell that before you even touch it.and the taste a store bought cant come close
i was interested until you commented that yes you were in someones yard and you said. " eh whatever" disrespectfull the least you could do is knock on the door and ask permission to be in their yard and explain what you are doing. who knows you might have gotten them interested in foraging.
YOU MIGHT KNOW WHAT YOU PICKING, BUT THOSE OUT HERE MIGHT NOT KNOW.YOU SAY THESE AND THOSE GUYS.COME ON TELL WHAT THE PLANTS ARE.I LIKE THE VIDEO CAUSE I KNOW WHAT YOUR PICKING.BUT FOR SOME ONE THAT HAS NEVER SEEN A PURSLANE, EXPLAINE MORE OF WHAT THE PLANTS ARE ,NOT TRYING TO BE A SMART A BUT.
@mogges1 Yeah i also wanted to know! I just started doing this and i want to know names. Lots of plants look the same. theres a fine line between edible and inedible!
Will you make a great video.so do you know what you eating.cause you sure don't let the views out here know what they are.(what are these)...WHAT ARE THESE.
hey I live in Grand Prairie, TX and have been doing research on foraging, but would feel more comfortable having someone who knows what they are doing to accompany me. please email me at lee14r@gmail.com if you would like to get together! I will travel around DFW area!!
I have at least six edible plants in my front yard. Probably more, I'm still learning. I am in Arlington TX. Would you give a class in foraging? I'll be at the Native Plant Society in Dallas toninght.
@resistnine hey I live in Grand Prairie, TX and have been doing research on foraging, but would feel more comfortable having someone who knows what they are doing to accompany me. please email me at lee14r@gmail.com if you would like to get together! I will travel around DFW area!!
What a very nice video! And I learned something important, too. I peeked out through my window and saw the very little city garden outside my room, and there are a lot of wild greens growing there. I will run out and see what I can find. Oh, I like this! I didn't know the white clover is edible, but I remember as a little girl I used to eat a lot of wild greens and flowers in the Spring and Summers, with my friends when we were out playing. Thank you so much for the video, very inspiring! : )
duuude.. ive just started foraging recently. i got a book called "useful and edible plants of texas" recommended for a dallas forager. also i gotta get the location on that mulberry! i have lizards that eat silkworms that eat mulberries and ive yet to find a food source for silkworms.
mulberry trees EVERYwhere! now that i'm looking everywhere i go i find more plants and berries. now i'm on the look out for figs. they are also everywhere! mulberry trees are really everywhere!
I have a fig tree not too far from my place, but those neighbors! Their on it like white on rice. I cannot ever get a chance to get any. I'm looking in other spots now near a lake that my girl and I camp at.
1emotionalsunshine 2 weeks ago
sweet, i am trying to find all the wild growing public folage here in toronto, canada also..:)
cherryberryblossom 1 month ago
Girl when your picking mulberries make sure you watch out of those little worms I love them to, but they do have whittle worms on them.Unless you like the protein
mogges1 6 months ago
And WOW!!! what a GAL she my kind of woman
mogges1 6 months ago
Shoot the veggies they put in the produce department has not much of a smell to them.even worse for most they have no taste at all.When you go to buy a tomato Yeah it looks like a tomato but the taste," blaaaa"!!.Now when I go pick a tomato from my garden it has a deep red and you can smell that before you even touch it.and the taste a store bought cant come close
mogges1 6 months ago
i was interested until you commented that yes you were in someones yard and you said. " eh whatever" disrespectfull the least you could do is knock on the door and ask permission to be in their yard and explain what you are doing. who knows you might have gotten them interested in foraging.
duskemaiden 8 months ago
What kind of plantain is that??
WesternBushcraft 9 months ago
YOU MIGHT KNOW WHAT YOU PICKING, BUT THOSE OUT HERE MIGHT NOT KNOW.YOU SAY THESE AND THOSE GUYS.COME ON TELL WHAT THE PLANTS ARE.I LIKE THE VIDEO CAUSE I KNOW WHAT YOUR PICKING.BUT FOR SOME ONE THAT HAS NEVER SEEN A PURSLANE, EXPLAINE MORE OF WHAT THE PLANTS ARE ,NOT TRYING TO BE A SMART A BUT.
mogges1 10 months ago
@mogges1 Yeah i also wanted to know! I just started doing this and i want to know names. Lots of plants look the same. theres a fine line between edible and inedible!
ChuckHitler 6 months ago
Will you make a great video.so do you know what you eating.cause you sure don't let the views out here know what they are.(what are these)...WHAT ARE THESE.
mogges1 10 months ago
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hey I live in Grand Prairie, TX and have been doing research on foraging, but would feel more comfortable having someone who knows what they are doing to accompany me. please email me at lee14r@gmail.com if you would like to get together! I will travel around DFW area!!
lee14r 1 year ago
thanks for information
ilovedanielstarkille 2 years ago
I have at least six edible plants in my front yard. Probably more, I'm still learning. I am in Arlington TX. Would you give a class in foraging? I'll be at the Native Plant Society in Dallas toninght.
resistnine 2 years ago
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@resistnine hey I live in Grand Prairie, TX and have been doing research on foraging, but would feel more comfortable having someone who knows what they are doing to accompany me. please email me at lee14r@gmail.com if you would like to get together! I will travel around DFW area!!
lee14r 1 year ago
i have a mulberry tree in my backyard GOD SEXY!
SCENARIOBABY 2 years ago
Did those people mind that you were eating thier lawn? :P
OneFeistyScorpio 2 years ago
What a very nice video! And I learned something important, too. I peeked out through my window and saw the very little city garden outside my room, and there are a lot of wild greens growing there. I will run out and see what I can find. Oh, I like this! I didn't know the white clover is edible, but I remember as a little girl I used to eat a lot of wild greens and flowers in the Spring and Summers, with my friends when we were out playing. Thank you so much for the video, very inspiring! : )
magicamoon 2 years ago
duuude.. ive just started foraging recently. i got a book called "useful and edible plants of texas" recommended for a dallas forager. also i gotta get the location on that mulberry! i have lizards that eat silkworms that eat mulberries and ive yet to find a food source for silkworms.
Tidnull 2 years ago
mulberry trees EVERYwhere! now that i'm looking everywhere i go i find more plants and berries. now i'm on the look out for figs. they are also everywhere! mulberry trees are really everywhere!
JohnnyRawAppleseed 2 years ago