When you see purple-stemmed mint around a body of water, could it be watermint instead of peppermint? Or spearmint, or does that one always have green stems? If you don't have a good sense of taste like myself, are there particular visual differences between those do you know by any chance? Thanks.
Best mint video. Hands down. Answered all my questions. Especially about the tea😊 Did not know not to boil the leaves. Also prolly good for gum disease and you even mentioned medicinal... Thanks
I just brought one today.
My favorite
love finding mints..especially catnip. :) thanks for the cool videos. :)
Esther Frasher Catnip grows all over the place in my area. I don't eat it, but I hear some people make a tea with it.
David's Passage catnip makes cats frisky and helps people sleep. :) thanks for the tip on id'ing peppermint.
We all need fresh breath on the trail LOL, great video again. Love the close ups
The Consummate Outdoorsman Thanks brother :-)
I have some dried peppermint leaves that a friend grows that I use for tea.
Wado for sharing.
Just discovered your channel, its fantastic!!! Thanks for the great video.
Thank you for the kind words :-)
I like this series on wild edible plants! Good video
Sig Sauer Thanks for tagging along :-)
i will add them to my earl grey. it is a great way to use them. i am a new subscriber. have a great day. Mark
Mark Thomas Hobbies Thanks for tagging along Mark :-)
When you see purple-stemmed mint around a body of water, could it be watermint instead of peppermint? Or spearmint, or does that one always have green stems? If you don't have a good sense of taste like myself, are there particular visual differences between those do you know by any chance? Thanks.
Best mint video. Hands down. Answered all my questions. Especially about the tea😊
Did not know not to boil the leaves. Also prolly good for gum disease and you even mentioned medicinal... Thanks
You must live on earth! It just so happens to be mid July here. Do love fresh mint tea while camping though Catnip can suffice.
Virgil R Garwood lol, I say some stupid things sometimes :-) I think I meant at the time of filming :-)
Or our summer? I took it as you meant summer. I'm up by lake Erie :)
I used to live in Monroe and would go to lake Erie all the time. (except during the mayfly hatch :-)
Great video David :)
Abrahm
+BSA Bushcraft Thanks Abrahm! :-)
Mint Juleps on Derby day and mint ice water for the children. I love adding chocolate mint to my coffee
David can point me to a good book that is in color for edible plants that it is small enough to but in my pack. Thank you
george fulk Here are a few great ones that I've used:
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Thanks David you have been a big help.
i just had an idea maybe you could cook them in olive oil and eat the leaves as chips like you can do with grape leaves just a idea have a good day