LEARN HOW TO IDENTIFY AND FORAGE YAUPON!

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  • Опубліковано 25 лис 2024

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  • @FandT
    @FandT Місяць тому +1

    I love rescuing plants from their native natural environment and putting them into a planter box.

    • @michellejen2759
      @michellejen2759 Місяць тому

      When she said "rescued it" I was thinking she found it in a dumpster or on a dying plant rack at a big box store. Nope. She stole it from its happy place in nature and put it where she wanted it.

  • @spiritjourneyofthewhiteche9394
    @spiritjourneyofthewhiteche9394 2 роки тому

    Much gratitude! People truly need this type of knowledge now more than ever. Peace, One Love One Light!

  • @heydeej2
    @heydeej2 Рік тому +1

    I live further inland than where it grows. Can I still grow it in my garden in the middle of the state? (Near Winston-Salem)

  • @TheGW1974
    @TheGW1974 3 місяці тому

    What did you rescue the plant from?

  • @SouthWestIron
    @SouthWestIron 2 роки тому

    I think i've identified it but not sure. Are there multiple varities? Trunks of mine here have splotches of light grey and darker. They are also producing bright red berries in parts of the trees.

  • @babystepsgarden6162
    @babystepsgarden6162 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for teaching us! Wow! I live in north middle Alabama. Does Yaupon grow near me? I have just subscribed! I began gardening this year for the first time, and I am 65! 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

    • @WildherbswithApril
      @WildherbswithApril  2 роки тому

      Awe, thank you for leaving a comment! Yaupon does grow in Alabama in the Coastal regions with sandy soils. I am brewing a cup of Yaupon tea right now with lemongrass, ginger, and mulberry leaves. I am SO happy to hear that you started gardening. I hope you find some wild herbs in your yard:)

  • @anidnmeno
    @anidnmeno Рік тому

    went out to grab some this very morning and mindlessly snagged some privet along with.. so easy to mix up

  • @joseynoyb9467
    @joseynoyb9467 Рік тому +1

    I wonder if it's the same yopon we have that's quite invasive in Northwest Florida. It fits the description and we call it Youpon. It's poison to livestock so we kind of have to keep cutting it back and getting rid of it unfortunately

    • @HiNinqi
      @HiNinqi 5 місяців тому

      Yes it should be the same. It's not invasive. The reason you wouldn't want yaupon close to your home is it's highly flammable.
      She says in the video there's a plant called privet that is invasive. Maybe that's the one that's bad for your animals? Animals (birds, opossums, raccoons, etc) can eat yaupon berries.

    • @FandT
      @FandT Місяць тому +1

      It can’t be invasive. It’s a native plant.