Great Basin Indian Potato
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2022
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Need a snack? Try this tasty member of the parsley family!
Disclaimer: As always, please remember to do your own extensive research before using any plans for consumption or medicine. Do not rely on any of my videos for positive identification. If you find written sources from credentialed authors, you can develop the knowledge and confidence to safely engage in foraging. I am an amateur ethnobotanist myself, so everyone can forage safely and confidently if they are willing to put in the time to develop an “expertise” derived from expert sources.
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Please keep making these videos, lord knows knowledge of the old ways is more useful these days than ever
As a resident of Northern NM (four corners) area, employed in Hesperus Co. And having much experience in outdoors, bushcraft and some survival skills, your knowledge is admirable and justifies an instascribe! THANK YOU for your help in keeping us safe and knowing! All the best and looking forward to exploring your wonderful channel! 😀
Keep on uploading
Great video and great content! I love this channel.
Thanks for watching!
love the way u explain but I am in NC so...
amazing to see a new episode
maybe make more new episodes even single take vlog style and edit and upload via the youtube app, it is easy
Do you have a book you suggest for finding and identifying wild edibles? I’m in utah
Our property is full of these and I had no idea! You're videos are amazing especially for our location (we're at about 9400' riding the Teller/Park county line); most look like they could have been shot right outside our windows here. Keep up the great outdoors content, people are woefully uneducated about their local wild edibles and I am one of them!
I’m sorry, I might have missed when you harvest these.
Thanks for asking. It depends on the elevation, latitude and sun exposure. Officially they are in bloom from March-July. I usually find that at my latitude and elevation it is typically limited to the month of May.
Rocky Mountain Edibles thank you. I wasn’t sure if the blooming season was also the harvesting season.
Great channel, just found you, can you recommend any books for the Utah area, Wasatch front?
book? what even is a book?
get the plant apps
point at a plant and app tells u what it is
Hey, thanks for your video on wild mustard! Just found some where I live in South Dakota and was wondering what parts were edible.
I thought this is prairy parsley.
Parsleys are my favorite family of plants. They have compound umbels.