Best wild edible and medicinal plant I can suggest you if you live in Florida or are stuck here in the swamp the plan is called American beautyberry it is very easily distinguished amongst other plants it develops a purple umbrella basically of tiny beads of fruit which are edible we don't have a lot of taste make sure they're purple when you eat them or you will surely have dry mouth but this plant when rubbed on the skin will keep mosquitoes away yes ladies and gentlemen welcome to Florida you're in the swamp we have horrible mosquitoes this is a listen to Seminoles learned American beautyberry learn this plant eat it if you have to but please put it on your skin and thank me later
Thanks! I have spiderwort growing all over my backyard. But I must have some chives as well. I was mowing it down and I would smell onion. So I let this grow thinking it might be garlic. But it wasn't. I will keep looking for the chives or wild onions that must be growing near it. I will just put this in the front yard as it grows well and hardy. Also good for insect bites and stings, the leaves in a pultice. :)
Theyre YELLLOW because next to the roadway theyre probably spayed with pesticides, incecticides. Dont eat along the roads. Go in wooded areas. 👍Great knowledge.thanks!
Good video, but the one thing I would recommend to everyone watching.....DO NOT gather your forage from road sides. The pollution from petro chemicals and other contaminants (oil, gas, exhaust, antifreeze, heavy metals, asbestos from brake pads etc) from vehicles, and who knows what else and the runoff from the road makes it not a good idea. Go off the roadway as far as possible when foraging. Also on the wild onion/chives, make absolutely sure that you are identifying them correctly as Death Camas and wild onion are very very similar and Death Camas is exactly what it's name implies...it will kill you. I don't think I've come across Death Camas where I live in Florida but it is common out in western states at times growing right beside wild onion. Happy, safe foraging everyone!
Absolutely. Both herbicides like round up that are cancerous and the fumes of cars that seep into the soil reach roots and contaminate the plants. Please be careful to go further from these places. Also ask your local parks department about what they use in wooded areas near by.
Linda Martineau used to live in Gainesville Florida,now she moved to Louisiana. We have bunch of wild edibles here also. Smilax when cooked tasted a lot like asparagus
Smilax is not only edible, but it is a delicacy that tastes even better than asparagus. The local deer eat most of it around here before I can get to it, but when I do get lucky and find some big Smilax vine tops, I steam them with a little butter with salt and pepper and they are every bit as tasty as asparagus. I think it is possibly the best wild edible I have ever foraged in meal quantity. I heard it was also known as Greenbrier.
I don't know exactly where you were in this video, but it looks like you weren't too far from my house. Pretty cool. I'm always interested in what's edible around here. So much grows.
I do not have a home to share but own 27 acres in Geneva. You are welcome to come stay and camp and show us the edible plants around here. That would be awesome,
You may have your camera on auto focus. Those vines- I HATE them, now I can eat them 9well a tiny bit of them ) ! Thank you! Dandelions- leaves are clean no bumps or hair. One of my favorite things to eat, are the green balls on the Passion Flower vines (future flowers) theyre larger than most things growing, except cactus plums, & very tasty.
How far into the woods on the sides of the road do sprayed pesticides and insecticides travel? Also, would any of these 4 edibles have a high probability of harboring dangerous parasites or bacteria that could make you seriously and irreversibly ill?
Love the video. Definitely I need to learn more about wild edibles. I'm hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2016. So I have a lot to learn about wild edibles I have a question at the end of your video you mentioned people let you can on their property. How do you go about finding people willing to let you camp on their private property?
I went off of recommendations and contacts. I was traveling around visiting homesteads, nature enthusiasts, and permaculture enthusiasts, all people who tend to be passionate about what they are doing, and they usually have connections to others similar type people in the community. I also went to farmers markets and talked to farmers that were progressive and friendly and talked to them about what I was doing and asked if I could come visit their farm. Most people were more than happy to host.
Did you say the name of the last plant? I missed it. I'm from Michigan and was familiar with the Northern fauna, now I'm in north Florida and don't know diddly. I'm glad to have found your channel
Nice video, thank you. Would suggest switching peanut butter for almond butter or some other nut butter. Peanut butter has been linked to prostate disease and cancer in men... hope you google it! Be well. Peace and Happiness brother.
I was gonna bring that up! Though they do require a little more prep with the spines and all. I used to go out and pick those around the neighborhood in GA
Joseph Gram I rode my bike from St Pete to Daytona Beach. Best time ever. Camping every night and just being on the road. Found cherry trees, mangoes, avocado, and berries. Great trip.
U don't know how 2 identify dandelion??... I'm in polk county just south of U ,,, i hv never seen any growing wild here, but i hv some growing in pots..🚲..
Best wild edible and medicinal plant I can suggest you if you live in Florida or are stuck here in the swamp the plan is called American beautyberry it is very easily distinguished amongst other plants it develops a purple umbrella basically of tiny beads of fruit which are edible we don't have a lot of taste make sure they're purple when you eat them or you will surely have dry mouth but this plant when rubbed on the skin will keep mosquitoes away yes ladies and gentlemen welcome to Florida you're in the swamp we have horrible mosquitoes this is a listen to Seminoles learned American beautyberry learn this plant eat it if you have to but please put it on your skin and thank me later
Thanks! I have spiderwort growing all over my backyard. But I must have some chives as well. I was mowing it down and I would smell onion. So I let this grow thinking it might be garlic. But it wasn't. I will keep looking for the chives or wild onions that must be growing near it. I will just put this in the front yard as it grows well and hardy. Also good for insect bites and stings, the leaves in a pultice. :)
Theyre YELLLOW because next to the roadway theyre probably spayed with pesticides, incecticides. Dont eat along the roads. Go in wooded areas. 👍Great knowledge.thanks!
I use to eat the roots of the smilax vine. The pioneers use to make a tea from the roots. I hear the berry's are edible but I have never tried them
Good video, but the one thing I would recommend to everyone watching.....DO NOT gather your forage from road sides. The pollution from petro chemicals and other contaminants (oil, gas, exhaust, antifreeze, heavy metals, asbestos from brake pads etc) from vehicles, and who knows what else and the runoff from the road makes it not a good idea. Go off the roadway as far as possible when foraging. Also on the wild onion/chives, make absolutely sure that you are identifying them correctly as Death Camas and wild onion are very very similar and Death Camas is exactly what it's name implies...it will kill you. I don't think I've come across Death Camas where I live in Florida but it is common out in western states at times growing right beside wild onion. Happy, safe foraging everyone!
Gotta be careful picking roadside plants. Alot of co. spray along the roads.
cchgn what is co. spray?
awesomepumashoes probably she meant co2 from the car’s muffler.
@@khuyennguyen23 they mean counties. Counties spray the roadside with herbicides regularly
Carl Kristensen oh ok. Thanks for your info.
Absolutely. Both herbicides like round up that are cancerous and the fumes of cars that seep into the soil reach roots and contaminate the plants. Please be careful to go further from these places. Also ask your local parks department about what they use in wooded areas near by.
Linda Martineau used to live in Gainesville Florida,now she moved to Louisiana. We have bunch of wild edibles here also. Smilax when cooked tasted a lot like asparagus
Smilax is not only edible, but it is a delicacy that tastes even better than asparagus. The local deer eat most of it around here before I can get to it, but when I do get lucky and find some big Smilax vine tops, I steam them with a little butter with salt and pepper and they are every bit as tasty as asparagus. I think it is possibly the best wild edible I have ever foraged in meal quantity.
I heard it was also known as Greenbrier.
I ate it and made my teeth black wtf
hold your hand behind the small item you're trying to get your camera to focus on. It's trying to focus on the background.
I don't know exactly where you were in this video, but it looks like you weren't too far from my house. Pretty cool. I'm always interested in what's edible around here. So much grows.
I do not have a home to share but own 27 acres in Geneva. You are welcome to come stay and camp and show us the edible plants around here. That would be awesome,
I would totally do that! @Blugirl1 shoot me an email if interested!
I would totally do that! @Blugirl1 shoot me an email if interested!
Hi I know I about 5 years late but how are things in Geneva with the C19 and all?
You may have your camera on auto focus. Those vines- I HATE them, now I can eat them 9well a tiny bit of them )
! Thank you! Dandelions- leaves are clean no bumps or hair. One of my favorite things to eat, are the green balls on the Passion Flower vines (future flowers) theyre larger than most things growing, except cactus plums, & very tasty.
My yard went from problem to garden quick. I live near where this is lol
Been down here for 3 years now and I haven't seen one dandylion which are edible,the flowers and leaves.
There are lots of dandelions in Fl.👍
My whole life here and I don’t c them either.
That stinging nettle it edible too if u pick off the thorns. Can also eat the stalk
The nettles are better when picked young. They are more like dandelions then.
How far into the woods on the sides of the road do sprayed pesticides and insecticides travel? Also, would any of these 4 edibles have a high probability of harboring dangerous parasites or bacteria that could make you seriously and irreversibly ill?
Love the video. Definitely I need to learn more about wild edibles. I'm hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2016. So I have a lot to learn about wild edibles I have a question at the end of your video you mentioned people let you can on their property. How do you go about finding people willing to let you camp on their private property?
I went off of recommendations and contacts. I was traveling around visiting homesteads, nature enthusiasts, and permaculture enthusiasts, all people who tend to be passionate about what they are doing, and they usually have connections to others similar type people in the community. I also went to farmers markets and talked to farmers that were progressive and friendly and talked to them about what I was doing and asked if I could come visit their farm. Most people were more than happy to host.
Did you say the name of the last plant? I missed it. I'm from Michigan and was familiar with the Northern fauna, now I'm in north Florida and don't know diddly. I'm glad to have found your channel
Plantain! Plantago
Plantain it’s in Michigan to all over your yard
Do you know where I can find wild lettuce in Fort Lauderdale?
Very nice harvest! Yams are a staple food for many ppl around the world, especially the Caribbean, where I'm from.
😎 cool
Thanks for sharing
Tina Thompson
all parts of spider wart are edible but those parts taste best
Nice video, thank you. Would suggest switching peanut butter for almond butter or some other nut butter. Peanut butter has been linked to prostate disease and cancer in men... hope you google it! Be well. Peace and Happiness brother.
The additives are more the cause than the peanuts.
Thank you so much for the knowledge brother
did you roll through kingsland ga? pretty sure I remember your bike. lol
A friend and I did a trip through that area about 5 years ago.
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Wasn't that a nice looking milk thistle in your first shots? Yum.
+Thomas Brewer Yes! I didn't know they were edible back then.
I was gonna bring that up! Though they do require a little more prep with the spines and all. I used to go out and pick those around the neighborhood in GA
You def make the journey look interesting let the good times roll
To me, identifying Dandelions is so easy (the used to pick them for my torture), but what you do is complicated :)
Thank you my friend I live in ruskin ill subscribe to your channel. We should meet up one day I adventure a lot as well.
Joseph Gram I rode my bike from St Pete to Daytona Beach. Best time ever. Camping every night and just being on the road. Found cherry trees, mangoes, avocado, and berries. Great trip.
You can pull the new center shoot from a Palmetto bush and eat the ends, the soft white part.
You can also eat the berries, if you don't mind the flavor of bleu cheese dipped in spitoon juice!
Hidden Florida Ewww. I'd try it though.
lol I have tried the berries and they taste nasty..
+crittergitter01 You are right about that, brother! 😂
I like your name.
If you're ever in the st augustine area, hit me up. I'd gladly let you stay at my house.
Great video !
Great video 👍
r u stil in fla and willing tio show some one
Dandelions are the simplest plant to identify
Just found your channel.
Liked and subscribed!
what was the last plant?
+George Riddle Plantain - Plantago major
@@wanderingupward1324 narrow leaf plantain??
awesome!!!! great info!!!
U don't know how 2 identify dandelion??... I'm in polk county just south of U ,,, i hv never seen any growing wild here, but i hv some growing in pots..🚲..
wow -i'm gonna look for some today.
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Very helpful thanks man
Thank you
From ny i happen to b whete u r when i found vid
Huge bull thistle at 15 sec....
Dude I live in old town
Man watched this yrs ago
Wt up from Tampa
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" pulled over and collecting greens to eat with" ...I eat with a fork and knife.. so how do you "eat with greens" ?
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