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Omg how have i not seen this channel before!? Your awareness of the issues of colonization, industrialization, etc. is so great. Subscribing and will look for more of your work! 🎉💚🌻

Thanks Zach -- this video sparked an entire path for me that is still unfolding 3 years later, around non-native aggressive plants, their gifts, connections across the globe/history/cultures, and the human animal role in intentional balance keeping, and I am forever grateful for your role in it! Thank you!

I love this video, and am planning a local Sierra Club meeting to make baskets with bittersweet. I love your philosophy about asking what the land needs, and what we do doesn't have to be perfect. Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can. Thank you!

Shame this video never popped up in the algorithm, pine needle tea is an incredible source of vitamin c, especially when you don't want all that sugar and srarch that usually comes with vitamin c

Hey i don't care if you repeat very cool informative maine video thank you very much for your time i appreciate you 😊

You know what I love about this? I don't need any money to make a basket and I'm pretty broke right now so this is very therapeutic.

I spotted asian bittersweet and i wondered if i can weave a basket with it.

Thanks for the information

Thanks yes keep on trying. Keep on keeping on. Diligence nurturing nature!!!

This is a fantastic video. So many highlights. So true, when we spend patient hours making such things we learn about how we talk to ourselves

You provided a ton of useful information here, but you repeated yourself a lot which made the video longer than I think it needed to be. Thanks for the info

hello

so if it fizzes when stirred its ready for the carboy?

how do you dry it out? do you make it fresh and leave it?

Wouldn't gliding be faster?

Cheers we just subscribed after finding your video. We love to home brew beer grow hops, make mead and wines and others on our channel , stay thirsty and make good wine.

Thank you Zach, I watched this video last winter. Today is rainy and cool a perfect day tp mend a wool Jacket/shirt. I will post photo on FB when I am done

This is great. I liked the idea of trying my hand at weaving a basket, but I could not bring myself to cut native vines for such an attempt. There is tons of bittersweet on my property that I am at at battle with--now I can try to do something with the vines that I pull out. Thank you!

I'm making this and it's day 3. Is it supposed to smell really bad?

Can you make wine from just leaves as opposed to flowers?

You been making wine for years and you have never used a hydrometer? Also, wouldn't your like laundry soap and whatnot be in the towel? Furthermore where is your sanitation 😥

this is a really old recipe like my recipe and it is delicious!

exactly buddy! i been making a older recipe of dandelion wine too that does not call for cutting the green off and it also did say to pick on a sunny day when the flower is fully open. what i noticed is the white latex is not present at the top of the plant but i assume it is when they are closed. atleast thats my theory but you are 100% right i even tasted it after boiling this time not bitter at all. people just need to pick them at the right time and use them right away. no really old recipes call for cutting the green off of the top. you are not supposed to use the stems tho of course.

You got part 2 up yet?

Thank you! First time making wine and everything I find online seems complicated. Super simple, by far the best video I’ve found!

😍Im in love Thanks for the awesome video ya'll

Well done, thank you. Nice to see a new video, hope you are well