Wild Plant Walk
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Great videos. I've been taking wild food food classes with Christopher Nyerges and last week we saw some Armenians picking poison hemlock. They didn't speak much English but what they said was they they bake it and eat it....scary.
BillyGoat4x4 9 months ago
Great video, Alot of info,
HILL1776BILLY 1 year ago
I have eaten wild carrot, but I haven't seen Poisson hemlock thanks for showing that.
BigWheelaCatPeelaYea 1 year ago
gotta love ohio.
christjewells 1 year ago
I'd like to see more on berries and seeds as the seasons move on
titanlurch 1 year ago
Hey milkweed is not bitter. I eat it fresh and uncooked when forageing. Its great cooked too! Dog bane is what you have to cook they look a like. Some writer mixed them up 30 years ago Eual Givins I think and every one copied him with out question
slatyhead 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing.
nedeljkomostar 1 year ago
good video. thanks
Edzherenow99 1 year ago
@woodcrafter76 Yes, if they get proper medical attention and supportive therapy in time. Not if they sit around feeling so bad that they wish they were dead. Hemlock is a deadly poison that requires prompt and aggressive medical attention to survive.
MsCountrywitch 1 year ago
@packrat76 mulberry has three different leaf types ,the two that I show in the vid and one that is forked.
woodcrafter76 1 year ago