I love to freak my hiking friends out by eating things on the trail in front of them. And it's all because of you much love. And because of you I will never starve to death!
@@Katchatiger I know! I also hunt deer and people get freaked out about cutting up an animal too. If it doesn't come in a box or wrapper, it's foreign to people. Such a unique time in the world's history we're in.
@@ladyela9283 I would agree with the sad part because it really does add sorrow to the heart, however there will be no bringing the state of the world back to where it once was. Very few people will even have even a spark of desire to learn the truth. The times we live in were written of thousands of years ago and the prophecies are being fulfilled exactly as they have foretold. The King James Bible is the only English translation of the words of God from the original languages that we have today and every word shall stand, as they are written. But after the upcoming trouble,, things will indeed be set in the most excellent order
I always used it for dried décor in the fall time. Spray with a bit of hair spray or soak in glycerin water to retain the blooms. Makes great flower arangments.
For a firebow set, I have used Pine Barren Goldenrod (Solidago fistulosa) for a spindle on a Heartleaf Sida (Sida cordifolia) fireboard to get a coal with good success. They both have low ignition temperatures similar to Yucca stem and Horseweed stem. Cattail stem on a Yucca fireboard works also.
I love Goldenrod. It calms my anxiety. Canadian Goldenrod in Tennessee is very nice to smell but nothing like licorice or anise. More like a soft warm floral.
Another super video from Mr. Deane! I'm hoping (since this was published a year ago) that he is still around, making videos and giving us a space to be with like-minded people. Lots of love!!!
A few weeks ago maybe a month ago I thought I saw goldenrod plants but I wasn't sure and now after seeing this video I am sure I saw them. Thanks. And I hope you had a happy Thanksgiving and we'll have a Merry Christmas.
Nice! I might add from my experience Canada goldenrod works well as a spindle for a hand drill/ bow drill for starting fire. You can also sometimes find grubs in the stalk which you can eat or use as fish bait.
Seconded on the grubs! On a boy scout survival trip I used one to catch a bluegill which I then cut up and caught 2 channel cats with. We ate good that night.
Great info & vids! I'm just discovering you... was researching wapato. Maybe you've already done it, but it would be great -- and quite useful -- if you'd put out a video about what to harvest in the winter (or any season). I might be a little late harvesting wapato, but I'm going to give it a shot anyway. I'm in the PNW in WA, on the coast just north of the Columbia. The area, landscape, conditions, and flora are largely new to me, having lived mostly in semi-arid areas all my life. So I'm a bit lost... but I'll learn.
Thank you for this. I was wondering if Goldenrod was edible as mine can produce some fairly large tap roots, so I was interested in that feature. I just hadn’t done any research on it yet. I’ll need to taste the leaves or shoots next spring as our Goldenrod season is over.
70 years you have known about this? I had no idea you were past your 50's in age? Must be all those good weeds, not to be confused with weed, that are keeping you youthful. :)
Hello! I am sitting here with one of your relatives. Eli Karson, from CT (and now residing in Tucson) would like to reconnect with you. This is my father-in-law actually! Is there a way in which he could do so? Looking forward to your reply and to your upcoming EAT THE WEEDS book this October!
I could only hear the background music when the plant was displayed but never heard your voice. I hope it’s just my connection but thought I should say so in case it’s not. 27/11/21 in Lufkin m, TX
@@greendeane1 NNot sure what it was however seems to be working now. Before the audio of him talking wasn't but other videos were fine. All good now thanks for caring.
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I love to freak my hiking friends out by eating things on the trail in front of them. And it's all because of you much love. And because of you I will never starve to death!
Yeah, I've been eating weeds for about a decade. It's almost never a turn on to people. Most people look at me like I'm insane
@@ScottWConvid19 People are way too removed from their food source and that's what's insane
@@Katchatiger I know! I also hunt deer and people get freaked out about cutting up an animal too. If it doesn't come in a box or wrapper, it's foreign to people. Such a unique time in the world's history we're in.
@@ScottWConvid19 I think "sad" is a more appropriate description of this time in our history. We need to bring it back.
@@ladyela9283 I would agree with the sad part because it really does add sorrow to the heart, however there will be no bringing the state of the world back to where it once was. Very few people will even have even a spark of desire to learn the truth. The times we live in were written of thousands of years ago and the prophecies are being fulfilled exactly as they have foretold. The King James Bible is the only English translation of the words of God from the original languages that we have today and every word shall stand, as they are written. But after the upcoming trouble,, things will indeed be set in the most excellent order
I didn't know about the leaf fungus. Great info. Just found your channel. Greetings from Mayberry, NC.
Good to know about the rusty fungus.. thanks for sharing G !)
Thank you so much for showing the roots!!
*I have some tall ones here, they get up to 6 feet. Also you can cut the goldenrod 1/3 down from the top and it will continue to grow*
I always used it for dried décor in the fall time. Spray with a bit of hair spray or soak in glycerin water to retain the blooms. Makes great flower arangments.
For a firebow set, I have used Pine Barren Goldenrod (Solidago fistulosa) for a spindle on a Heartleaf Sida (Sida cordifolia) fireboard to get a coal with good success. They both have low ignition temperatures similar to Yucca stem and Horseweed stem. Cattail stem on a Yucca fireboard works also.
I just moved down to Ft White and this channel became even more useful to me.
😁”salt ? Does not taste like French fries”.😂❣️❤️
Had me dying laughing at that one
I love Goldenrod. It calms my anxiety. Canadian Goldenrod in Tennessee is very nice to smell but nothing like licorice or anise. More like a soft warm floral.
I have been eating the weeds now for 2 years so far so good 😊. Thanks
You could burn the fuzz from the seeds. Run the stem though a fire and the fuzz should burn quickly.
Great information with wonderful embellishments. Now I can't wait to investigate the field with Goldenrod near my Dad's place tomorrow.
Love your channel sir ☺️
Great video keep it up.
Another super video from Mr. Deane! I'm hoping (since this was published a year ago) that he is still around, making videos and giving us a space to be with like-minded people. Lots of love!!!
A few weeks ago maybe a month ago I thought I saw goldenrod plants but I wasn't sure and now after seeing this video I am sure I saw them. Thanks. And I hope you had a happy Thanksgiving and we'll have a Merry Christmas.
Nice! I might add from my experience Canada goldenrod works well as a spindle for a hand drill/ bow drill for starting fire. You can also sometimes find grubs in the stalk which you can eat or use as fish bait.
Seconded on the grubs! On a boy scout survival trip I used one to catch a bluegill which I then cut up and caught 2 channel cats with. We ate good that night.
Great video 👍
Alder is a popular wood for electric guitar bodies. There's plenty of golden rod growing here in rural NY during the warm months.
That’s no lie! Goldenrod everywhere!
Thanks green Dean.
Great info & vids! I'm just discovering you... was researching wapato.
Maybe you've already done it, but it would be great -- and quite useful -- if you'd put out a video about what to harvest in the winter (or any season). I might be a little late harvesting wapato, but I'm going to give it a shot anyway. I'm in the PNW in WA, on the coast just north of the Columbia. The area, landscape, conditions, and flora are largely new to me, having lived mostly in semi-arid areas all my life. So I'm a bit lost... but I'll learn.
To me it taste like corn juice.
My family and I have been taking for sinus infection.
We are doing so well with just tea 3x a day.
I use the flowers or very young tops
We have a few varieties here in Ontario
🤣💚💚💚 thanks for the knowledge.
Have you tried burning off the fluff like with milkweed? Or maybe boiling the seeds and seeing if the fluff will float to the top?
Love it
all the meals I missed because I rip a lot out - they spread like crazy!!!
I didn't know they turned to face the sun like sunflowers do. So, not inanimate.
Great video. Thank you. So the whole plant is edible?
ThankYou ❤
Thank you for this. I was wondering if Goldenrod was edible as mine can produce some fairly large tap roots, so I was interested in that feature. I just hadn’t done any research on it yet. I’ll need to taste the leaves or shoots next spring as our Goldenrod season is over.
What did you discover? Were they edible? Thanks!
I find all varieties of goldenrod to smell and taste very pleasant to me personally guess I’m weird 😅
70 years you have known about this? I had no idea you were past your 50's in age? Must be all those good weeds, not to be confused with weed, that are keeping you youthful. :)
Have a great safe years end
Hello! I am sitting here with one of your relatives. Eli Karson, from CT (and now residing in Tucson) would like to reconnect with you. This is my father-in-law actually! Is there a way in which he could do so? Looking forward to your reply and to your upcoming EAT THE WEEDS book this October!
I could only hear the background music when the plant was displayed but never heard your voice. I hope it’s just my connection but thought I should say so in case it’s not. 27/11/21 in Lufkin m, TX
I heard the pithy stem is edible and has quercitin too pith in plants is usually that
Well dang I can’t hear the talking but I hear the music…
Two channels...
Yeah, raw potato flavor isn't my cup of tea, either.
Your sound like a loyalist to the queen...lol
The audio is not working, anyone have a lip reading video I can study?
Could it be an audio setting on your system?
@@greendeane1 NNot sure what it was however seems to be working now. Before the audio of him talking wasn't but other videos were fine. All good now thanks for caring.