Let's Harvest Some Goldenrod
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Today's the day to collect and harvest some goldenrod. Join me while I share the process of how to prepare goldenrod for storage.
DISCLAIMER: I am not a medical practitioner of any kind. This video contains my own thoughts and views about goldenrod based on the research that I have done. I will be using the goldenrod that I have prepared for personal use. Do your own research and consult a doctor if you plan to use goldenrod and have any of the conditions that were mentioned in this video.
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Thanks for another great garden video and all my gosh those flowers are just beautiful. Thanks so much for for sharing them with us. Did a great job making a beautiful centerpiece out of them.
My pleasure. Thank you so much Grandma Sandy
Very nice
Thank you McD. Hope you are doing well mf 🙂
Love it eat well live simply… I love that idea drink it like tea you can make lotions, shampoo, skin care you may be able to add a lil aloe Vera as well I love the way you are benefiting from the Golden Rod on your land.
Thanks so much Angel. I love that I am blessed to be able to benefit from the Golden Rod. God is so good
and I do have an Aloe Vera plant 😃🥰Thanks for reminding me.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu All the time God is good.
Goldenrod is amazing! Very rich in antioxidants, it is anti-inflammatory, you are lucky to have so much of it! That tea looks delicious! Thanks for sharing dear friend ❤
Thanks so much my friend. I'm very blessed to have an ample supply ❤
WoW! That’s Incredibly Awesome! Have a lovely weekend!
Thanks so much, you as well 🙂
Awesome Video
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
very interesting
Happy you enjoyed 🙂
Good afternoon...I am not familiar with Golden Rod, so I'm buckling up and sitting back and enjoying this learning opportunity 🥰
Hello. Thanks for stopping by Goldenrod is native to North America. Where about in the States are you located? So glad you are learning something new from my video 😃
Great video Krista, Goldenrod has such beautiful flowers and now I learn it has many uses too. Thank you for sharing.
So happy that you were able to gain some new information about Goldenrod. Thanks for watching 🙂
Yes really beautiful flowers awesome sharing frnd 🎉
Welcome Rosy. Thanks so much for stopping by
Thanks for sharing my friend, good day
Thank you and the same to you 🙂
Like 20👍🏾thanks for sharing about how you are prepping, preparing, and storing goldenrod...awesomeness❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much Jenita ❤
Good morning🌞 dear nice benefits of golden Rod
Thank you for coming by Elvika
Very nice and beautiful ❤️ 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ Thank you ❤️
My pleasure. Thanks for coming by
Nice job. I like the tea with purple clover blossoms ( 1:1 ratio)
Thanks so much 🥰I will certainly be trying the purple clover blossoms.
Beautiful goldenrod 💛💛Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
Yes, it is beautiful but has faded now. Thanks for watching 🙂
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Thank you for sharing this informative video💯🙏🏻🌺❤️💕🌹
My pleasure. Thanks so much for stopping by 🥰
Super awesome harvest. Happy Sunday.22👍🏻 ❤
Thanks so much for coming by and a very happy Sunday to you as well 🥰
I love the golden rod color! It’s beautiful! I’ve never seen nor heard of it. I have inflammation and I lift weight so my soreness nonstop!
Yes, I bet you do have soreness and this would be good for you. Next time your driving around, check open fields is usually where you would find them growing wild. Better yet, stick a shovel in your trunk and a couple of garbage bags to dig some up and bring to your yard Being native to North America, I can't imagine that you do not have it there. Perhaps not, but keep an eye open for them. Have a blessed day 😍
"Harvesting goldenrod sounds like a wonderful way to embrace the beauty and benefits of this plant! 🌾✨ Goldenrod is not only visually striking with its bright yellow blooms but also has various uses in herbal remedies and crafts. Enjoy the harvest and all the possibilities it brings!"
Thanks so much. It is very visually striking and I'm looking forward to it's uses
Oh that goldenrod is so pretty! We don't have any in bloom here yet
So nice
It is very pretty 😃
Very informative video, thank you for sharing☺
Thank you Anne. I'm happy you found it informative. It's a very interesting plant that has been around and used for centuries for many different purposes 🥰
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@@AnneHeyns Ahhh thank you Anne. What a sweet thing to say 🥰I love YT for the very same reasons.
You ARE doing a great job BTW 19:28
Thanks so much Peach 🍑 🥰
Hello, it’s great to meet you. Tina, from life in the piedmont sent me ❤ Thank you. I love this! Blessings
Hi Robyn and welcome to the channel. That was very kind of Tina So glad that you enjoyed the video. Blessings to you as well.
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Amazing ❤my friend ❤ support
Thank you for your support 🥰
You know, at a glance, those flowers look rather like the wattle flowers! They're very attractive, I'd love to grow some. It seems that we do have 'goldenrod' (Solidago) here in Australia but it is declared an invasive weed in some areas.
That is exactly what I thought when you shared the video of the wattle tree, Richard. It really does have similar characteristics like: same colour, blooms for the same amount of time and fades in colour the same way. I'd pack a shovel in my car and go find some to dig up to transplant into your garden. It can spread very aggressively by the rhizome and seed if not managed. It's a beautiful beneficial plant that adds such biodiversity to the ecosystem of your gardens 🙂
Hello new friend here❤enjoying your channel ❤
Welcome and I'm happy to hear that you enjoy the channel. I enjoy engaging with people that like my channel. I sub'd to your channel as well. I hope everything went well with your surgery and I look forward to following along with your journey - Krista -
Hello from Texas. Nice to meet you. Here from Life in the Piedmont Homestead. Thank you for this information. I would plant golden rod next year but i haven't seen seed in the store. Have a blessed day.
Hello and welcome Gail. Your welcome for the information and glad you found it helpful. You won't find stores selling Goldenrod plants or seeds I don't believe. It's an heirloom plant native to North America (which is you and me) that grows wild. It spreads aggressively (if not managed) underground or birds may scatter the seed. If you want it to come up next spring, I'd suggest putting a shovel in your trunk and some bags to go dig some up along the road or in a field, etc. Thank you for the blessing, you as well sister.
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Welcome Mary. Thanks for sub'ing and I did the same to your channel
Thanks for sharing, checking in for the first time giving support ❤
Hi and welcome. So happy you stopped by. Thank you for the support and I look forward to doing the same
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Hi Anne Heyns recomended your channel. I watched your video and have subscribed etc. I like it.
Hi and welcome Micky. So happy you enjoyed the video 😃
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Hi and welcome. If I'm not already sub'd to you, I will be soon 😃My grandfather's family came from Virginia, to Maine and then into New Brunswick, Canada to settle way back when, lol.
Oh!!!! fabulous harvest🌾🌾 and demo. I’m curious what dehydrator you have. I use a Presto. BTW I have scalp psoriasis too. I m currently trying a mix of essential oils. I’ll try anything. Really enjoyed the all-gull story and info. I think it was“all gull” you were saying. Anyway I’ll look it up. Sounds like an amazing plant. Thank you. Such a great share.
Thanks so much Susie. My dehydrator is a Salton. Nothing special really. I found it at a 2nd hand store and paid about $12 for it. It didn't even look like it had ever been used. I also use essential oils when I have a flare up sometimes. It's a Goldenrod Gall Moth that may lay an egg on the stem. If it does, the egg hatches after 10 days and the larva bores into the stem, inducing the goldenrod into forming a round lump, called a ball gall 😃I find that so fascinating and then, the black capped chickadee and downy woodpecker come along and get the larva.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5euoh! Ball Gall! that is fascinating!