I subscribed the first time I saw you give a gift to the plants, I knew you were a good person, I was raised to leave cornmeal or tobacco or herbs anywhere I take something from the forest. our homes and gardens and our waste should follow that trend as well, we should give back to nature and try not to take more than Mother Nature can support
I just started learning more about herbs, I'm glad I came across your videos. There very helpful. It would help a new person like me to see the plants up close and personal. So I also can get to know what I'm seeking in my near by woods and places. I really enjoy your energy and up lifting spirit with amazing knowledge. Keep the videos coming.
I SO LOVE your videos!! You asked us to say what we like or don't or might suggest we'd like to see. I'd LOVE to see you focus closely on the plants you speak of. From the viewer perspective, except if you pick a leaf and show us, we can't SEE what you're picking. Also, please show the leaf patterns and describe their texture (besides hairy, lol) and if it gets berries later (or whatever it does) if you think it might help us identify. Some of us are BRAND NEW at foraging and some of us are truly seeking the medicine to save our lives from life "ailments" or "disease, etc." I've learned SO MUCH from you and LOVE your style! Thank You for the LOVE from your Heart in sharing these amazing BEINGS with us who have something to offer us for our EARTH LIVES and OUR SPIRITS! Mmmmwas! *Much Love, Blessings and Gratitude!*
Dude! This is my favorite show! I grow herbs and make tinctures, Mother Earth is so incredibly amazing, so pumped I found the Herbal Jedi , on the same page , Earth brother! Thank you for teaching and your guidance, so grateful for you , and the Abundance all around us! With Love, your Earth 🌍 brother Eric
I LOVE you Brother, and appreciate you sooooo much! HAVE to affirm you, and THANK YOU for not only enlightening us, but also showing us to GIVE THANKS To and For the abundance this world constantly GIVES to US! YOU are AH-SUM bro. 😀
Oh My Goddess. This is so needed. Thank you. I would love for you to do another one like this, maybe a continue with a part two how to recognize poisonous plants. Thank you Jedi.
Blessings for sharing your teachings...I am learning as an Indigenous person. I have facilitated a couple workshops already and have used your video on Devils Club, as we made a salve. Participants love your energy.
One of your best videos of all time! Packed with so much detail with specific plants! You share the medicine, the taste experience, and the reminder to trust our own senses in connection with the Land. Thank you! Loved the energy between you and your camera friend. I could tell you were feeding off the fun vibe. Where did you get your seed bag? It's pretty swank.
I heard that if its super bitter and tingles/tickle the lips or tongue that it's most likely poisonous.?. Wish I could take pictures of certain plants that call me in and ask you what plants thet are. Been thinking of creating a super detailed phone app for foraging properly. Your Intel and knowledge is awesome! Never knew burdock was good LoL
Thank you so very much for all your help. Plz could you do a video on teasel. We have moved to an area with quite vicious ticks. Several people have been infected with serious illnesses.
Awesome video. How do you manage concern of both human contaminants such as pesticides being used in areas you go to, as well as natural contaminants such as molds/fungi/viruses/bacteria etc. When you are tasting these plants? I wouldn't have the guts to do it.
cleaning fiddlehead papers is a snap with a nice pair of deerskin gloves... unfurl the head and gently pull down the length against the papers with the stem between the thumb, pointer, and middle fingers. done
What are some mandatory herbs to have? And....What are the most common herbs that grow in abundance like Dandelion in the PNW. I am in Shelton , Washington. VERY INTERESTED IN NATURAL MEDICINE AND FOODS. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Carol Cribby I follow TNWoman TANya Neill on RUclips. Check her out, she has many informative videos on wild lettuce as well as information on her community page on her RUclips channel.
Hi ya Yarrow! I got a lot of great info on a lot of plants, the books I have are a far cry from the description That u gave, and I greatly appreciate u for that, problem is, I have no idea what most of the plants look like, or the parts u pull off of them, If u have a book on wild edibles, I then could pause the video after each description, go the the plant n the book to better exam it, not to mention I could take it wherever I go, it goes with me to better compare the plants n the book to the one I’m looking at. Please, do u have a book/books that u sale??? Thank u
22:30 that plant u call wild salad , do u mean on this Sonchus oleraceus, or if u don't , plz can u put latin name for that in ur hand. Im asking coz shape of leafs doesnt looks like somethins we call wild salad here , And u know that common names alla round make huge mess lol... ty for ur channel is very useful :)
Paul Jones it mostly does. I would do the three step test. Step 1: rub on your wrist and wait 10 minutes....if no reaction Step 2: put in mouth and taste but don't swallow....wait 10 minutes....if no reaction Step 3: chew and taste a small portion Also, get a few field guides for wild edibles
It’s Poppin in the Forest! Things are Popping out to see what’s poppin! Just pop some of these new buds that have just popped out into your nibbler... POP POP! Son of Yarrow pops off a handful of nature’s popcorn and pops them in his mouth all the way home... He learned it from His Pop! Pop, Pop! These stems are just popping out, I’m just going to pop off some of these leaves, pop these flowers off that have popped out of the top, and pop them back! Let’s pop around this bush and see what’s over there, let’s pop this roots out of the ground... and pop them into a tea! Pop the heads off of these dandelions and pop that bit out and pop them in your satchel. Pop, Pop... Poppity Pop!
I subscribed the first time I saw you give a gift to the plants, I knew you were a good person, I was raised to leave cornmeal or tobacco or herbs anywhere I take something from the forest. our homes and gardens and our waste should follow that trend as well, we should give back to nature and try not to take more than Mother Nature can support
Love the forest walk. Thank you for teaching and sharing.
beautiful work, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Amazing! I really enjoyed your videos 💖
Really love how you took the time to show us how to connect with plants. Almost no one knows this information. Keep the videos coming!
I am learning sort of late in life. Never too old to learn . Love your videos. Thank you for freely sharing. Blessings
You are SO wonderful.
New to this channel, favorite herbalist on RUclips so far. Thanks for all the inspiration
"dialled into our pocket gods"! Haha best quote I've heard in awhile, awesome!
I just started learning more about herbs, I'm glad I came across your videos. There very helpful. It would help a new person like me to see the plants up close and personal. So I also can get to know what I'm seeking in my near by woods and places. I really enjoy your energy and up lifting spirit with amazing knowledge. Keep the videos coming.
Hi Herbal Jedi, you are so cool and this channel about to blow up!
I SO LOVE your videos!! You asked us to say what we like or don't or might suggest we'd like to see. I'd LOVE to see you focus closely on the plants you speak of. From the viewer perspective, except if you pick a leaf and show us, we can't SEE what you're picking. Also, please show the leaf patterns and describe their texture (besides hairy, lol) and if it gets berries later (or whatever it does) if you think it might help us identify. Some of us are BRAND NEW at foraging and some of us are truly seeking the medicine to save our lives from life "ailments" or "disease, etc." I've learned SO MUCH from you and LOVE your style! Thank You for the LOVE from your Heart in sharing these amazing BEINGS with us who have something to offer us for our EARTH LIVES and OUR SPIRITS! Mmmmwas! *Much Love, Blessings and Gratitude!*
Thank you for sharing Yarrow, very grateful for all that you are doing in sharing Mother nature’s healing arts!💕
Dude! This is my favorite show! I grow herbs and make tinctures, Mother Earth is so incredibly amazing, so pumped I found the Herbal Jedi , on the same page , Earth brother! Thank you for teaching and your guidance, so grateful for you , and the Abundance all around us! With Love, your Earth 🌍 brother Eric
I LOVE you Brother, and appreciate you sooooo much! HAVE to affirm you, and THANK YOU for not only enlightening us, but also showing us to GIVE THANKS To and For the abundance this world constantly GIVES to US! YOU are AH-SUM bro. 😀
Oh My Goddess. This is so needed. Thank you. I would love for you to do another one like this, maybe a continue with a part two how to recognize poisonous plants. Thank you Jedi.
Herbal Jedi your storehouse of knowledge is priceless. Thank you.
Great video! Thank you for sharing such abundant knowledge of our local forests!
Beautiful video! so nice to go for a forest walk with you ! thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Blessings for sharing your teachings...I am learning as an Indigenous person. I have facilitated a couple workshops already and have used your video on Devils Club, as we made a salve. Participants love your energy.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge of edible and medicinal plants!
Loved the video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Would love to see more foraging/wild crafting adventures!
Good work Yarrow, awesome video ....I learned some new things.😀💕👍
Fascinating 🌎 intriguing 🌱 ☕ 🍒
Your videos always make me happy. Thanks! :)
One of your best videos of all time! Packed with so much detail with specific plants! You share the medicine, the taste experience, and the reminder to trust our own senses in connection with the Land. Thank you!
Loved the energy between you and your camera friend. I could tell you were feeding off the fun vibe.
Where did you get your seed bag? It's pretty swank.
Love this! Please share more wildcrafting tips🙏🏼🌲🌱😊
Great Info, I'm learning slowly but Shirley thanks dude.
I heard that if its super bitter and tingles/tickle the lips or tongue that it's most likely poisonous.?. Wish I could take pictures of certain plants that call me in and ask you what plants thet are. Been thinking of creating a super detailed phone app for foraging properly. Your Intel and knowledge is awesome!
Never knew burdock was good LoL
Loved that! Keep up the good work.
Love to nibble tree tips ! Especially pine. Thanks !
Thanks for the video man! I live in New England so some of these plants aren't found here but it"s great to see your passion for plants in action.
Yarrow is my favorite.
You are so much fun to watch.
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This Video is POPPIN’! 💥
Love the video.
Thank you for the informative video - I'd like to see more time on close-ups of the plants so that I can get a clear idea of what you're picking.
Ditto
love love love it❤ a lot of the plants we don't have here in vt 😔
How does one harvest pleurisy root? I tried to dig up some and I could not get the root to come up.
I wish your camera had a very close, and better look on the plants you introduced.The idea was great, thank you.
Dritan Bega 'tis true. A better up close look at some of these plants would add to videos like this. Will keep it in mind for the next one. 😉🙌
Good idea...
Very good, thanks!
How did the elder flower taste?
Thank you so very much for all your help. Plz could you do a video on teasel. We have moved to an area with quite vicious ticks. Several people have been infected with serious illnesses.
you're a very interesting person
Funny way 2connect much wisdom dont kno why I cry very knowledge sos 2save oursoil
"using my nibbler 2 tell me if it's safe or not" LOVE IT!! HAHA that's right on awsum
How do know wild lettuce from dandelion
Thank you🤗 you are amazing... I live in Humboldt county California.. do you forage around our neck of the woods.. any good tips🙃
You're an amazing human
Awesome video. How do you manage concern of both human contaminants such as pesticides being used in areas you go to, as well as natural contaminants such as molds/fungi/viruses/bacteria etc. When you are tasting these plants? I wouldn't have the guts to do it.
cleaning fiddlehead papers is a snap with a nice pair of deerskin gloves... unfurl the head and gently pull down the length against the papers with the stem between the thumb, pointer, and middle fingers. done
Christopher Ontiveros thanks for the tip on this. I will try it with gloves.
Gotta be a fine grain. Waxy finish on the leather won't work and neither will a grainy finish. Deer, elk, or goat.
Thank you
What are some mandatory herbs to have? And....What are the most common herbs that grow in abundance like Dandelion in the PNW.
I am in Shelton , Washington. VERY INTERESTED IN NATURAL MEDICINE AND FOODS. THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'd really like too KNOW about, WILD LETTUCE.... I have a ship load growing in my back field.......
Carol Cribby I follow TNWoman TANya Neill on RUclips. Check her out, she has many informative videos on wild lettuce as well as information on her community page on her RUclips channel.
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Hi ya Yarrow! I got a lot of great info on a lot of plants, the books I have are a far cry from the description That u gave, and I greatly appreciate u for that, problem is, I have no idea what most of the plants look like, or the parts u pull off of them, If u have a book on wild edibles, I then could pause the video after each description, go the the plant n the book to better exam it, not to mention I could take it wherever I go, it goes with me to better compare the plants n the book to the one I’m looking at. Please, do u have a book/books that u sale??? Thank u
Love this so much! Do you guys have any like voultneer programs? I'd love to get involved
Top man loved it
22:30 that plant u call wild salad , do u mean on this Sonchus oleraceus, or if u don't , plz can u put latin name for that in ur hand. Im asking coz shape of leafs doesnt looks like somethins we call wild salad here , And u know that common names alla round make huge mess lol... ty for ur channel is very useful :)
Does the bitter/sweet flavor check work with ALL plants?
Obviously I dont want to taste test water hemlock or anything... lol
Paul Jones it mostly does. I would do the three step test.
Step 1: rub on your wrist and wait 10 minutes....if no reaction
Step 2: put in mouth and taste but don't swallow....wait 10 minutes....if no reaction
Step 3: chew and taste a small portion
Also, get a few field guides for wild edibles
can you do a video on making a plantstone?
Do you have a video on cattails?
Th more iwatch @listen 2u th more I love yr wisdom hope ur googlining formidable vegetables charlie mgee my favs th soil song u r wot ueat
Was this filmed in Capitol Forest?
Doesn't this make you wonder how Lewis and Clark almost starved to death in the PNW.
where is this. cant be east coast
It’s Poppin in the Forest! Things are Popping out to see what’s poppin! Just pop some of these new buds that have just popped out into your nibbler... POP POP! Son of Yarrow pops off a handful of nature’s popcorn and pops them in his mouth all the way home... He learned it from His Pop! Pop, Pop! These stems are just popping out, I’m just going to pop off some of these leaves, pop these flowers off that have popped out of the top, and pop them back! Let’s pop around this bush and see what’s over there, let’s pop this roots out of the ground... and pop them into a tea! Pop the heads off of these dandelions and pop that bit out and pop them in your satchel. Pop, Pop... Poppity Pop!
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P.S. I'm on the East coast..
Just close your eyes and open your mouth :)
Wild lettuce does not contain opiates
Sos2save oursoil th mycrobes fungi @worms zed 2say thy hav hd enuff wee hav 2pray 2stop thspray@poisoning spellcheck phucks my bad spelling butt algorthymis sort it bck out happy composting bro
Food you will never get in the grocery store.