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Because you intrduced the twins by name it would have been nice and polite to know the third childs name

Beautiful photograph and great information...as always!

Just liked, subd, shared.

You can set your ferments in bowls to keep them from making a mess.

Such a great idea! Thank you.

Thank you, again, for honoring our CREATOR and the Beauty of HIS Creation ♥

I love the practicality of this.

I have magenta lambs quarters and also amaranth growing like crazy here! Going to dehydrate the leaves for sure and start incorporating the leaves!!

Very informative. Lovely displays. God bless.

I loved this video, Holly! Very beautiful, and really appreciated the exhortation to be still, and not to fear! Also wanted to let you know- The plant you identified as Poison Ivy (toward the end of the video,) is actually Box Elder- which looks a lot like Poison Ivy, but is actually in the Maple family, and not poisonous. (The edges of the leaf are different.)

Beautiful!

Are you doing anything in October? I will be there then.

dried 12 pounds of elderberry this year! It dried down to 2 pounds, so its a 1/6 ratio dried which was fascinating.

Thank you-- Nice garden!

I don't think I've ever seen a white one!

Beautiful! Is the white one a different breed or albino?

Thank you for this!

Holly, the volume is quite low. I read the transcript though. Great teaching!

Your teachings really resonate and motivate! Cheers!

Excellent! I do ecological restoration, would love to chat with you on some topics!

My new favorite channel! Liked and subbed!

burdock is really easy to cultivate.. some people build tall boxes.. 3 or 4 feet tall but 6 inch x 6 inch square.. then they fill the box with soil and plant the burdock in the top.. the box is made in such a way that one side can be removed to harvest the root...roots can grow up to 4 feet long.. also the seeds can yield a good cooking oil...they are 50% oil....the seeds can be cold pressed for the oil

I want to get to know this beautiful plant that God has given us! Thank you for sharing ♥

My next goal, milkweed soap!

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Great timing to be new to your channel! Such a thrill to gather elder flowers along the American River in Sacramento yesterday. I am growing leeks, too, for the first time. Your tips are so interesting! My elder tree is in its 2nd summer. My yellow dock went to seed! Yes, an herbalist's hands are never bored! I think you got yourself your 23rd Patreon supporter here! Best to you!!

I'm sure being there is a complete experience.

Oh Zamira! How great to hear from you!!!! Green Deane claims that Burdock doesn’t grow in Florida. Hmmmm. Try the trash can method 🙃

You are always such an inspiration. Due to work and school I've gotten away from herbs but I plan on getting back to nature. And you just gave me an idea to plant burdock. I hope it grows in central florida. Xoxo

Agreed. To God be the glory! His creation is amazing.

I always learn so much in your videos! Plants, moons, circadian rhythm, and when to get a haircut.

To God be the glory!

This looks good 👍🏼, Thank you 🙏

I collect the dandelion seeds to sprout in winter. I learned that from Linda Runyon

I habe tears of joy finding your channel. I just watched your video with the son on my beloved wild friend Linda Runyon. I left a reaction on that video. I hope you can go and read it. She was a great blessing to me. Thank you for keeping Linda alive in your work. God bless you💚

I first discovered Linda back in 1988 when I was living in a two room cabin in the woods in NYS. I had just became vegan and there was an article about her in vegetarian times magazine. I called to order one of her books and it turned into years of phone conversations. I got to meet her once in Syracuse with one of her sons. Linda was and will always be a blessing to me and many others. She treated me like one of her sons. I always told her I wish she was my mom. I lost track of her in 2009. It brings tears to my eyes when I think of her. Mostly tears of joy. Rest in peace my dear and wild friend.💚 Ed Andrus

8:11 Clock or remove the ‘L’ & get the name? 😳

Are your wonderful notes you refer to available to us in some form? I cannot write down all you say and don't wish to miss anything. You are a wealth of information. Just subscribed

Holly, I made them with my ESL students at church last Easter. They came to class, and I gave them an apron and the recipe and sent them into the kitchen with partners. While the rolls were baking, we studied the story from the Bible and then enjoyed the empty tomb rolls!

I love the concept of getting to know a plant like you would a person. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing

How long do you roast the roots and at what temperature?

Holly Joy, thank you so much for your bountiful gift of sharing this amazing video containing such abundant blessings. Not only rich with your teachings & wisdom, but deeply inspiring with stories of your most incredible, brilliant Brian. Your powerful testimony about how God’s love sustained you & Jason through your heartbreaking loss moved me to tears & renewed my faith. So many stunning stories!! Jason’s 42 year old drawing of the little grain of wheat falling from the stalk, along with the passage from Ecclesiastes 3:14 is mindblowing!! Finding the seed pod that had turned black & orange & you reading Psalms 102. Discovering Brian’s prison penpal, Al, & his extraordinary story unfolding, with you & Jason continuing Brian’s support & encouragement. All the scriptures & miracles appearing with such perfect timing, unmistakable signs that God was with you, & His will was being fulfilled in each of your lives!! Doesn’t get any more spectacular than that!! One in 400 trillion odds against Brian or any of us even being born?! Beyond solid proof that God loves, values & created each of us for His divine purpose. All your hard work adding the amazing photos overlaying the video was so worth it, perfectly illustrating the stories, greatly enhancing them. I don’t know how you got through making this video, with your heart so tender at the anniversary of losing your beloved Brian. On second thought, yes, I do. Your memorable miracle stories explain how.

Glory to God for all of this abundance He's gifted even in this fallen world!

Thank you for more chickweed! Love your content

Too bad your lord wanted to keep you ignorant. Uninformed people are easier to lead and accept any explnanation. Even untruths. Is that why your political leaders are so against “wokeism”. The opposite is awake and aware.

Thank you so much. Love to you and yours.

Enjoyed your nice poem God is so good to us and i need reminded often to set and be still and just spend time with God. Sad story bout your sweet doggie baby. ❤🙏for you too.

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Indeed grateful for every season! God Bless Holly!