Hi thanks for the video. Something I was looking into. Little bit of info for you. Dandelion grow in very compact soil and their roots can go ad deep as 6 to 8 feet. They are actually trying to loosen the earth, actual friend not the foe every makes them to be. Thanks again
Just harvested a bunch from my yard. I don’t use sprays of any kind or have pets so I know they’re clean. I am harvesting the seeds and putting them in pots to create a medicinal garden that’s easier to harvest the roots. I also have catnip and it makes a fantastic tea for my anxiety.
@@mountainvalleyrefuge yes... she picked them and put the flowers in the freezer and then dried them. She said this would prevent them from going to seed 'fluff' I wish I could remember who it was...
I was excited to watch until I got to the part where you were digging up the root with a butter knife and fork. It was then when I realized that I would stop there. ❤
I have a yard FULL that I am Edgar to eat…… but, since there’s no way to know if the yard has been sprayed with weed killer, should I have the soil tested first?
I’m not sure if that will give you the answer you’re looking for! Maybe you could pick the leaves/flowers and wash them with a solution to get them clean. I haven’t looked into this, but a quick google search may come up with some solution to wash off chemicals
Always so good....Another excellent natural recipe! ♡
Thanks for watching :)
Wow very intersting that you can drink dandelion tea and that it's so good for you!
It really is!
Hello my friend,
I just wanted you to know that this is my favorite video so far. You are amazing and I love your channel
Wow, thank you! That is a massive compliment coming from you! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave me a comment :)
YAY! Love it. I'm so excited to have this!
Thank you, haha :)
Hi thanks for the video. Something I was looking into. Little bit of info for you. Dandelion grow in very compact soil and their roots can go ad deep as 6 to 8 feet. They are actually trying to loosen the earth, actual friend not the foe every makes them to be. Thanks again
Great input, thank you for your comment! ☺️
I highly recommend this to my patients with liver and digestive issues. Thank you a very valuable video.
Wow, that’s fantastic! :)
The tea or dandelion period?
Just harvested a bunch from my yard. I don’t use sprays of any kind or have pets so I know they’re clean. I am harvesting the seeds and putting them in pots to create a medicinal garden that’s easier to harvest the roots. I also have catnip and it makes a fantastic tea for my anxiety.
Wonderful!! ✨
What are some more benefits of catnip tea?
@@Mrawesome12327 Hi, I’m not that knowledgeable about catnip, but maybe a future video someday :)
@@mountainvalleyrefuge I would definitely watch
@@Mrawesome12327 thanks!!
One of the best videos on this topic I have watched!
Thank you :)
Very interesting thank you for showing us
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Beautiful video! TY so much!😍❤️
@@shannonrenee4653 thank you!! 😊
thank you!
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It's hard getting to those roots haha. I have also tried it
@@Bellz972yea so tough!! :P
You could have a little shovel to get the roots. I can’t wait to pick some
Yea! Let me know how it goes for you.. some of the roots are tricky!!
What temperature did you use in the oven ?😀really loved the video
Thank you! I think the lowest setting my oven would go was 170F
I saw on another channel that if you freeze the flowers for 10-20 minutes it will keep the flowers from fluffing.
By fluffing do you mean during the drying time?
@@mountainvalleyrefuge yes... she picked them and put the flowers in the freezer and then dried them. She said this would prevent them from going to seed 'fluff' I wish I could remember who it was...
I was excited to watch until I got to the part where you were digging up the root with a butter knife and fork.
It was then when I realized that I would stop there. ❤
😂 some of those roots ya know!
I have a yard FULL that I am Edgar to eat…… but, since there’s no way to know if the yard has been sprayed with weed killer, should I have the soil tested first?
I’m not sure if that will give you the answer you’re looking for! Maybe you could pick the leaves/flowers and wash them with a solution to get them clean. I haven’t looked into this, but a quick google search may come up with some solution to wash off chemicals