Pinecones and Blueberries Wild ID and Eat Treats

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  • Опубліковано 11 гру 2024
  • Early spring when the pinecone shots begin to spike is the prime time to have a nutritious trail snack and along the way, you can spot blueberries that come in early June and will offer delicious fruits to. Walk all this nature walk with me, discover wild eatables, learn how to eat a pinecone, and identify wild blueberry bushes.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @jeil5676
    @jeil5676 8 днів тому +5

    The cam isnt focused in on that tree so well that you are calling a cedar, but it sure does look like white pine from here.

  • @jeil5676
    @jeil5676 8 днів тому +4

    How am I the first person to want to find out how to eat a pinecone? I thought the comments would be loaded with incredible info and facts, like usual. So far I am the first person to comment and its already 1 day old, thats several hours.

    • @dandelionnorth
      @dandelionnorth  8 днів тому +1

      @jeil5676 i am so glad you are watching. It's hard to say. The time of year maybe?... And you can eat the shots from the white pine and yes i called it a cedar. Over look me because most people will look at it and think it's a red cedar but if any pine tree gives you young shots you can eat them. Yummy too. Thank you so much for watching and support my channel

    • @sammonicuslux
      @sammonicuslux 8 днів тому +1

      There is a pinecone jelly, jam or honey, too. Eastern White Pine needles are my favorite for tea. Not 1005 sure what kind of pine was featured in this story, but it isn't a cedar.

  • @doracotterell2863
    @doracotterell2863 8 днів тому +1

    Well, yes, it’s true that this lady in the video made a bit of a faux pau by confusing cedar a couple of times instead of pine. 🌲 I still appreciate her authenticity. Thank you. 🙏

  • @chrisleblanc581
    @chrisleblanc581 8 днів тому +1

    No one does this. Well maybe starving folks or extreme foragers do. Everyone in my very extended family hunts fishes and camps. Pine is everywhere. Never have I once seen anyone make needle tea or eat cones. Tastes like terpenoids. Lick your paint thinner if you want to know what I mean.