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can you eat or cook the berries that grow on a bay Leafe for cooking or for sabs or cream for aches pains

In South Africa, there are several names for this native plant, including Septemberbossie, Augustusbossie, Blouertjie, Langelede, Ulopesi, Umbalabala, Uchwasha... depending on which local language you speak. Info from the SANBI website.

Thank you for making this public. I work with the Bolsa Chica Land Trust at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach, Ca and one of our primary focuses is habitat restoration on the upland mesa (coastal sage scrub and grasses). However, we do have some sand dune habitat and in the coming years the path will be renovated and along with it, hopefully, the habitat. Boy, do we understand the issue with social trails! Your talk was informative and helpful.

Hi - how old is the first bush you described? I’m trying to get an idea of time to the height you have?

I have young Bay tree in my garden. This year I have been amazed: my little bay tree did blossoming! and it's so beautiful in full blossom,plus absolutely charming perfume aroma of the adorable yellowish flowers. Thank you for showing us yours mighty bay tree, it's awesome! From heart from Australia🦘🦘🦘🦘.

Eve - such a valiant undertaking! I’m attempting to create a similar fire safe native garden on 12 acres in the Central Valley, Butte County foothills. Wishing you continued success!

Beautiful tree

Does this beauty have big roots?

beautiful ceanothus flowers along with your mimulus specimens :)

Hi, do the white flowers that the tree produces attract bee's? Thank you

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I love cooking with bay leaves 🍃 that’s why I’m purchasing a little small twig because it’s actually like a twig to grow my own, they’re one of the best herbs around I cook with bay leaves all the time, all my sauces, like spaghetti sauce, soups, taco meat, etc. etc. cooking without it you can actually taste the difference the Bay Leaves 🍃 Extraordinary taste take your food to another place and once you use them, you know the difference when you don’t have them, I need them always in my life, their main part of the kitchen some thing that I purchase all the time, my sauces will be bland without it, so it’s time to grow my own. I know it’s going take a little while before I get a chance to even use the leaves but it’s worth the wait. You’re blessed woman , God bless you with the common sense to plant extraordinary tree. I can’t wait to mines to grow so I can use the leaves! But I know I have to be patient hopefully in a 2 years. Lol 😂 🥰👩🏾‍🦲🍃🥰

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It took me 10days to find the name of this plant..so hard,finally I now the name, así I want tonplant It from seed here un Tj..theres a lot

SO INTERESTING!! THANK YOU FOR SUCH IN DEPTH INFORMATION!!

This is so cool

Kinda sad, the native environment and all the attending wildlife is essentially gone. If you brought a native person from 200 years ago and showed him the area he would not recognize it.

I have your book, love it. M.

Thank you soooooo much Nice video ❤️❤️❤️❤️ we all the blessed 🌹

is it effective against bacteria

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wow. I admit I've never seen a bay tree before. thanks for the video.

Bay leaves are great in rice dishes.

Can I order here Maryland?

It's HUGE

Wow , super huge big tree of Bay leafs tree you had , never seen like that before .

I have trees dat resemble like bayleafs and it has a good smell,i don't knw if its a real bayleafs or not

so nice

Where are it's seeds sold?

Nice

are the pants mentioned in the video available at the gardens for sale?

This is excellent, and I will share it far and wide. On behalf of the Inwood Butterfly Sanctuary.

Are there any bulb flowers native to California? Low maintenance flowers are the best!

Love these videos!

I need more info on the PC-7 part A and Part B and when and how to use it.

Just what I was looking for! Thank you!

How about cape rush?

How do you propagate them, have tried from cuttings many times....?

Thx. Definitely will be trying

any idea how to clone?

I grew up with Laurel Sumac living in San Diego and Orange Counties. It was one of the first plants I learned about as a kid!! Memories!! The funniest memory I have is seeing one at about 4,000' elevation in the Santa Ana Mountains along Main Divide Rd. in Orange County, with snow on the ground!

The Chumash brewed the leaves in a tea and used it as a wash for Poison Oak. I haven't tried it yet.

She'll be sorry. They invade and difficult to get rid of. Yeah, I know, they're natives.