Seem to follow the same design Years ago I read we share 20% of our DNA with oak trees - genetics has moved on, that might have been revised! However, look up the structural formulas for haemoglobin and chlorophyll - see what you get
I have a real obsession about Rowans and have always wanted one but never had a garden large enough unfortunately.. Thank you so much.. Yes its a Fibonacci thing, if people don't believe in miracles then think again. Blows y mind too!! Take care keep educating us please.
Oh this is perfect timing! We've moved into a house with a huge garden, I'm re-wilding the bottom half and on Tuesday we're going to buy a Rowan tree to give us some lovely shade and a beautiful crop of berries for the wildlife (and us!)
Love your passion for nature and how you go into such great description of the plant's life cycle. Truly we have an awesome and mighty creator who brings forth all life and instills it in a tiny seed that can bring forth a great tree. He created it and said, "It was good." He made all things for our use and we can praise Him for that.
In Sweden we know it as Rönn. Nice to hear the viking story at the end, my last name is actually Thorsson, as in son of Thor haha! Now i have to try some rowan Berry for some jam or something. Cheers!
What a delight this video popped up in my feed. I love the Rowan tree, and you are a joy to watch. You are so happy and have uplifted me. Thank you ! 🌳❤️
I found this video bc I looked up my name on youtube and I realized there is actually a rowan tree in my parents backyard! this video was so interesting! i love your presence, I can feel your joy and love for nature
My wife, husband and myself live in Oregon. So mamy of the plants thatyou teach about thrive in our region. Thank you. Your love of each other's and for nature are inspiring.
The rowan tree is the tree that supports the grandmothers of creation, the crones. Just a little more mythology you might like. Thank you for your playful, joyous love of nature.
I bought your book after viewing one video. I can tell it's a wealth of knowledge and magic! The passion you two have for foraging comes across in your videos and book as well. Really looking forward to diving into the book! Thanks so much!
Wow thanks for the informative video! You hit all of the talking points I read online plus more. The rowan tree seems mystical indeed. Glad that it plays such an important role with wildlife as well. Cheers.
I was so surprised that your video was recommended for reference when looking up the Rowan on Google! Thank you for the info, and interesting video - was always watching your stuff on 'Wild food foraging plants and fungi UK'. Yes, it blows my mind too, all these beautiful colours and nature; the whole of creation working in synergy with our incredible creator, and for us - none of this would exist without our God, Lord and saviour, Jesus Christ!
It was my birthday yesterday and guess what!!?? My friends bought me your book! Xx not had a proper look yet but flicking through, I know I'll have hours of fun x
It's so good seeing a video made with such thorough knowedge of the plants.. and seeing someone clearly so besotted with these plants, just as i am.. I can't grow this one, but I look at your description on all the different levels and transfer that to find an almost equivalent species here, in subtropical australia :) Thank you for all that you share. :)
We call it Mountain Ash here in Canada. I've only seen the bright red fruits. Most people here look at the tree as quite useless. But it is a pretty tree, in my opinion.
I've just brewed a batch of this & included forest mushrooms in my muck. After watching this I'm more excited than ever. It'll take a number of months before winter sets that I can crack into it. Fantastic video btw🍄
Oh I so love your enthusiasm for nature - I wish more people had it. Again another informative video and loved the re-enactment of Thor's Rowan Tree... Love and peace to you all from Australia x
Hi Dane, loving your videos and contents, is is possible you might do a video on the Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) tree? or refer me to it if it already exists?
@@homeiswhereourheartismy partner and I want to say thank you for creating this superb book - it’s beautifully put together and full of information / more than any other foraging book by far!!! Sooo excited to get stuck in!🙏📚💚🌿🌲 all the best 🙏
Hi guys, I am blessed with 2 Rowan trees in my garden. So happy to have your book. So, I think it’s time to make some jam or something with these berries . Thank you, you beautiful people. God bless. Geoffers.🙂❤️🙏
Found you while looking for info on the rowan tree. We have one outside our kitchen at work and I have seen every variety of bird frequent the tree. I'm a birder and I have plenty of land at home to grow these trees. I plan on getting some. I love and share your enthusiasm for nature. Thank you!
Very interesting knowledgable vlog . Thankyou ❤️ Just ordered your book as a treat . It will arrive on Monday 5th Sept ,our 35th wedding anniversary .Happy Anniversary to us . 🍾🥂💞 About to make Damson Jam now 🥰 xx
Thank you for this lovely video. The rowan berries on my tree look ready already. I'm sure they're earlier than usual. I'd like to use some should I pick some and freeze them to replicate a frost or should I wait a while? If anyone knows, I'd be very grateful 🙏
I truly love your channel. You should have a million subscribers. Your book will be delivered tomorrow, and I am so excited to dive in and see if any of the plants grow in my area.
Here in Newfoundland we call it the dogberry tree and we use it for wine and jam or we used to in the rural areas it still is but in areas that would be more like towns or cities there's a common myth that it's toxic
Just found your channel, in our standard garden, among other tree's we have a 10 year old rowan and another as a wedding gift last year. Truly stunning trees. Am really enjoying your videos.
Your videos always seem so timely! My 4yo just asked today if we can "eat those berries" and having seen this video was out (but not watched yet) I realized there was a good chance it was Rowan. Sure enough... Good to know they need some cold weather first, and thanks for the reminder to check the elderberry! Washington state, US
There is a beautiful painting by the Russian artist, E.Burbichev from a Russian folk song, Curly Rowan Tree, A sad song of a young bride compared to a rowan tree with unripened fruit. As the fruit is not ready to be picked, the young bride is not ready for marriage. The colors in the painting are stunning. Look it up if you can. That is how I learned of the Rowan Tree.
This is why it annoys me when Christians assume I left because of somebody else's interpretation of the religion or some leader's behavior. Nope, the text itself tells me that if this god WERE true, he chose to be my enemy. My greatness is non-negotiable. Thanks for the amazing message.
Today while exploring our property I found a young 3" high rowan. In my neck of the woods, Amqui Quebec, I identified it as an American Mountain Ash. It has some thorns and the bright orange berries seem to have hairy thorns on them as well at some point in their growing stage as not all the berries had them. I'm going to wait until a couple of hard frosts which are very soon to try them. That's if the moose, gray and blue jays don't get them first :)
Thanks a lot Dane I am Looking for 2 Native Trees for a Friend's Garden. With the soil being Dampish the enviroment Rowan particularly likes , With the Sun all day long will they like too ? ❤️💚
Would love to purchase a ebook version Kindle preferred pdf second choice love your video keep up the great work let me know if you will be offering this in near future thanks
What I didn't see is a real definition on how to identify the Rowan from the poisonous Bane berry which is similar or did i miss something. Great presentation.
Unfortunately,the only Rowan tree near where I live is in the middle of a supermarket car park. I don’t fancy picking any from there ,and being observed as the weirdo pulling on the leaves to get at the fruit.😂😂
Around what age do they start blooming the berries mate? I'm thinking of planting one in my parents garden and looking to buy one from nursery around 2-2.5 metres tall. What age would you say that would be. Many thanks
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Seem to follow the same design
Years ago I read we share 20% of our DNA with oak trees - genetics has moved on, that might have been revised!
However, look up the structural formulas for haemoglobin and chlorophyll - see what you get
Ha my name is Rowan!! I’ve never heard anyone talk about nature with such joy as you
What a fantastic name, are you male or female?
@@Little_Sidhe thank you! I am a male
You, young man, are a balm on the soul….🥰
Your joy and your willingness to express it is rare indeed.
Thank you for your lovely comment 💚
I’ve always loved this tree and last year a bird planted one right on the edge of our driveway. ♥️
You are special. I wish more people would talk about nature like you do.
Thank you 🙂
I have a real obsession about Rowans and have always wanted one but never had a garden large enough unfortunately.. Thank you so much.. Yes its a Fibonacci thing, if people don't believe in miracles then think again. Blows y mind too!! Take care keep educating us please.
Oh this is perfect timing! We've moved into a house with a huge garden, I'm re-wilding the bottom half and on Tuesday we're going to buy a Rowan tree to give us some lovely shade and a beautiful crop of berries for the wildlife (and us!)
Love your passion for nature and how you go into such great description of the plant's life cycle. Truly we have an awesome and mighty creator who brings forth all life and instills it in a tiny seed that can bring forth a great tree. He created it and said, "It was good." He made all things for our use and we can praise Him for that.
Hahaha nothing to do with evolution? Go back to school
In Sweden we know it as Rönn.
Nice to hear the viking story at the end, my last name is actually Thorsson, as in son of Thor haha! Now i have to try some rowan Berry for some jam or something. Cheers!
What a delight this video popped up in my feed. I love the Rowan tree, and you are a joy to watch. You are so happy and have uplifted me. Thank you ! 🌳❤️
Thanks 👍🏼 Autumn on the breeze ? …it’s only the beginning of August…haven’t had a Summer yet.
I found this video bc I looked up my name on youtube and I realized there is actually a rowan tree in my parents backyard! this video was so interesting! i love your presence, I can feel your joy and love for nature
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My wife, husband and myself live in Oregon. So mamy of the plants thatyou teach about thrive in our region. Thank you. Your love of each other's and for nature are inspiring.
I never heard of the Rowen tree until I happened upon your wonderful video!!! Your a lovely person who seems to truly love God's great nature!!!
The rowan tree is the tree that supports the grandmothers of creation, the crones. Just a little more mythology you might like. Thank you for your playful, joyous love of nature.
Top man, love the vibe.
The berries are great for catching trout & the High Kings made great hooch out of it too!!
I'm so happy when I'm looking for info on a plant, and I find you have a video on it 😊
The Priest of Nature!!
I bought your book after viewing one video. I can tell it's a wealth of knowledge and magic! The passion you two have for foraging comes across in your videos and book as well. Really looking forward to diving into the book! Thanks so much!
Wow thanks for the informative video! You hit all of the talking points I read online plus more. The rowan tree seems mystical indeed. Glad that it plays such an important role with wildlife as well. Cheers.
I was so surprised that your video was recommended for reference when looking up the Rowan on Google! Thank you for the info, and interesting video - was always watching your stuff on 'Wild food foraging plants and fungi UK'. Yes, it blows my mind too, all these beautiful colours and nature; the whole of creation working in synergy with our incredible creator, and for us - none of this would exist without our God, Lord and saviour, Jesus Christ!
It was my birthday yesterday and guess what!!?? My friends bought me your book! Xx not had a proper look yet but flicking through, I know I'll have hours of fun x
Happy birthday for yesterday & super pleased you got our book as a gift !!! 😁
@@homeiswhereourheartis thank you x well done in the success of your book x
@@homeiswhereourheartis Oh you’ve finally released it? Yay! Time to buy. 😁 💚🤍💜
Love your book. It arrived today. I’ve researched herbal medicine and wild food for years but just love your folklore, history and uses. Thank you.
Thank you for being so excited about what and how the Universe provides❣️It was a pleasure to have learned from you!
I love rowans. Truly a magical tree
Man, I only found your channel the other day and You are amazing, such a joy to watch and listen too!
Thank you!
It's so good seeing a video made with such thorough knowedge of the plants.. and seeing someone clearly so besotted with these plants, just as i am.. I can't grow this one, but I look at your description on all the different levels and transfer that to find an almost equivalent species here, in subtropical australia :) Thank you for all that you share. :)
We call it Mountain Ash here in Canada. I've only seen the bright red fruits. Most people here look at the tree as quite useless. But it is a pretty tree, in my opinion.
I've just brewed a batch of this & included forest mushrooms in my muck. After watching this I'm more excited than ever. It'll take a number of months before winter sets that I can crack into it. Fantastic video btw🍄
Oh I so love your enthusiasm for nature - I wish more people had it.
Again another informative video and loved the re-enactment of Thor's Rowan Tree...
Love and peace to you all from Australia x
Thank you Annette ❤️
It makes me happy to listen to you! It is clear you love life!
A great celebration of Mother Nature. Thankyou
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A Magical Tree , I'm lucky to have one in my garden , it has orange berries that the birds eat almost instantly when ripe .
Just ordered your wonderful book Dane, looking forward to reading it. Many thanks, Yvonne.
I love your way of looking at things so much information…stay blessed
You are so lovely! Such a pleasure listening to your videos. Thank you for all you share!
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Thank you for making this video.
These grow down the street from my house and I live in Edmonton Canada.
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you are legend my friend. I hope you have a beautiful week.
stay blessed ❤
Thank you ✌️😁
Just love your channel and your enthusiasm. I'm making my way through the videos. Thank you so much for the wonderful information x
Your energy really boosts my mood. love your energy brother!!! thank u
Your welcome Daniel! 😁
Hi Dane, loving your videos and contents, is is possible you might do a video on the Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) tree? or refer me to it if it already exists?
I’m looking forward to getting your book today 🙏🌲🌿
Hope you like it! 🙂
@@homeiswhereourheartismy partner and I want to say thank you for creating this superb book - it’s beautifully put together and full of information / more than any other foraging book by far!!! Sooo excited to get stuck in!🙏📚💚🌿🌲 all the best 🙏
Hi guys, I am blessed with 2 Rowan trees in my garden. So happy to have your book. So, I think it’s time to make some jam or something with these berries . Thank you, you beautiful people. God bless. Geoffers.🙂❤️🙏
The jam is lovely. Glad your enjoying our book 😁💚
That book looks amazing
It's our book called "Knowledge To Forage" it's on amazon 😁
Ohhh yes i love this 🩷
Found you while looking for info on the rowan tree. We have one outside our kitchen at work and I have seen every variety of bird frequent the tree. I'm a birder and I have plenty of land at home to grow these trees. I plan on getting some. I love and share your enthusiasm for nature. Thank you!
That was wonderful! Thank you!
My book just arrived! It will be valuable to add to our home education group we run on a Monday we use your videos up until now ❤️ thank you
Amazing !!! It's great to hear of our book being used for such great things 😁
P.s Could you please leave us a review on amazon 😁
I used to make necklaces with them.
When they dried is looks really cool
You made me smile with your charisma. Thank you😊
You're such a good story teller. The video making really complimented your story telling in this video
great video big man, your editing skills are amazing
Cheers !
Rowans are my favourite trees.
They are great trees 🌲
You’re a magnificent storyteller
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Very interesting knowledgable vlog . Thankyou ❤️ Just ordered your book as a treat . It will arrive on Monday 5th Sept ,our 35th wedding anniversary .Happy Anniversary to us . 🍾🥂💞 About to make Damson Jam now 🥰 xx
Amazing enjoy our book and happy anniversary ! 😊
Thank-you for making learning fun.
Thank you and blessings to you both from me x x
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Thank you for this lovely video. The rowan berries on my tree look ready already. I'm sure they're earlier than usual. I'd like to use some should I pick some and freeze them to replicate a frost or should I wait a while? If anyone knows, I'd be very grateful 🙏
how beautifully explained!! great!
A very interesting, informative, and fun video! Thank you! And I like your poem!
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I truly love your channel. You should have a million subscribers. Your book will be delivered tomorrow, and I am so excited to dive in and see if any of the plants grow in my area.
Awesome !!! Let us know your thoughts on our book once you've had a read 😁
Thanks to this video I have finally identified my mysterious tree on my property the rowan tree
Excellent video, thanks for all the great info on Rowan/Ash Trees.
Here in Newfoundland we call it the dogberry tree and we use it for wine and jam or we used to in the rural areas it still is but in areas that would be more like towns or cities there's a common myth that it's toxic
Omg...your passion for nature is so beautiful. I had to subscribe....
Loved this video and your vibe.
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I just love your enthusiasm Dane! Another fab video thank you, and I can’t wait to get my copy of your book. X
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Just found your channel, in our standard garden, among other tree's we have a 10 year old rowan and another as a wedding gift last year. Truly stunning trees.
Am really enjoying your videos.
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I thought this tree was ornamental...I learn something new ever day. Thanks guys 😁
I noticed robin birds. their underbelly right now are dull redish brown. when they start eating berries....their belly gets brigher orange☺
Your book is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for all your knowledge and wonderful stories.
Glad you like it! 😁
Mountain Ash in Canada and bright orange - red.
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Your videos always seem so timely! My 4yo just asked today if we can "eat those berries" and having seen this video was out (but not watched yet) I realized there was a good chance it was Rowan. Sure enough... Good to know they need some cold weather first, and thanks for the reminder to check the elderberry!
Washington state, US
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There is a beautiful painting by the Russian artist, E.Burbichev from a Russian folk song, Curly Rowan Tree, A sad song of a young bride compared to a rowan tree with unripened fruit. As the fruit is not ready to be picked, the young bride is not ready for marriage. The colors in the painting are stunning. Look it up if you can. That is how I learned of the Rowan Tree.
Fantastic story.......
Just ordered your book. Looking forward to learning x
Awesome & thank you !
Once you've had a read could you please leave us a review on amazon 😁
What a wonderful tree ❣️
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Perfect design by a wonderful creator
I grew a few this year…😊
Thank you. On my try next list! Kia ora
I love this video
This is why it annoys me when Christians assume I left because of somebody else's interpretation of the religion or some leader's behavior. Nope, the text itself tells me that if this god WERE true, he chose to be my enemy. My greatness is non-negotiable. Thanks for the amazing message.
Great and informative video! Thank you 🙏🏼
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Named my oldest after this tree ❤
Today while exploring our property I found a young 3" high rowan. In my neck of the woods, Amqui Quebec, I identified it as an American Mountain Ash. It has some thorns and the bright orange berries seem to have hairy thorns on them as well at some point in their growing stage as not all the berries had them. I'm going to wait until a couple of hard frosts which are very soon to try them. That's if the moose, gray and blue jays don't get them first :)
I have 3 of these in my yard, one really big one and two small ones, i love how birds get drunk by eating them XD
Wish we had trees like this (
Love it m8 just subscribed 😊👍
Awesome !
Thanks for the inspiring video!
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The Good Life Society has an interesting story on the Rowan Tree.
Thanks a lot Dane
I am Looking for 2 Native Trees for a Friend's Garden. With the soil being Dampish the enviroment Rowan particularly likes ,
With the Sun all day long will they like too ?
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Great information again
Crann Caorthann in Irish, Thrush’s protect an individual tree as if it were his own property, suppose it’s his source of food…
What’s the name of this book?just found this video so happy for the information!
Knowledge To Forage: Wild Edible & Medicinal Plants & Trees amzn.eu/d/0wVKVqn
My name is Eric Rowan I live in the United States my ancestors come from Scotland our clan was named after the Rowan tree
Would love to purchase a ebook version Kindle preferred pdf second choice love your video keep up the great work let me know if you will be offering this in near future thanks
We will try make it ebook 😁
Wonderful thank you. Have a great life. M
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What I didn't see is a real definition on how to identify the Rowan from the poisonous Bane berry which is similar or did i miss something. Great presentation.
Unfortunately,the only Rowan tree near where I live is in the middle of a supermarket car park. I don’t fancy picking any from there ,and being observed as the weirdo pulling on the leaves to get at the fruit.😂😂
I'm often probably seen as that weirdo 🤣
Around what age do they start blooming the berries mate? I'm thinking of planting one in my parents garden and looking to buy one from nursery around 2-2.5 metres tall. What age would you say that would be. Many thanks
I was looking for a way to implement some health benefits to my bread and pastery’s and I think I find it here
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