Wild Edibles in Your Garden
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- Learn how to identify, harvest and cook with wild plants. Wild plants are often seen as nothing more than weeds to be removed from the garden landscape, however, they are highly nutrient foods that in some cases have valuable medicinal benefits, so include these low cost wild plants in your backyard. When planning your garden in the spring, look to wild weeds as indicator of the type of soil you have and what you can grow most successfully in your own backyard. Learn how and what wild food and medicinal edibles to include in your edible landscape, a garden that will bring you close to nature and become just a bit more self reliant. Karen Stephenson is a wild food educator who also works as a professional writer and researcher. She spends a lot of her time educating people about wild food via her website, public speaking and through hosting "wild walks". She is passionate about proper nutrition, reading labels, eating healthy and companion gardening with weeds. She has studied herbal pharmacy and nutrition and has an honours BA in English. The presentation was recorded at Richters Herbs on March 8, 2015.
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My grandmother grew up on the reservation and Grundy Virginia she taught my mother exactly what time of year to go out and pick the greens and which ones to eat she even made poke cough syrup
Good on you . I can not believe that all of those people were not clapping for you for stepping up for the rest of us. My greatest appreciation for that. Love your love of your knowledge of this subject enough to want to shear it with us. I will watch you from now on. Love the ones your with.
Thank you for sharing such an amazing knowledge with us.
I too garden around my weeds. I also mow around them too. I have a recipe collection using weeds as the star in dishes. Many recipes are found on Utube.
You are my night in shinning armor on this subject. Love birds more than anything.
Good gosh there is so much awesome information here! Thank you so much. :)
Great info, have watched this a few times now. Wish I could have heard the audiences questions though and not just the answers.
WHAT GOD WANTS GOD GETS
Loving the wild foraging...
There is a lady who was on a channel depression era cooking. She worked at a plant that made twinkies or something. She talked about walking home from working and picking dandelion leaves on the way home. She showed how to wash, and trim, and cook the greens. She has since passed away; but, with the UA-cam, her knowledge can be passed forward.
Are you talking about Adele Davis ?
You are a genius about this.
Its a shame the sound on this is very hissy but the talk is very good
play at 1.5 speed
was just saying this.
I want to be this woman. So incredibly knowledgeable
Do you have the recipe for the pine needle cookies and tea
It is such a shame that there wasn't a sound check done first. I would have loved to watch and listen.
am thousands miles away i want to grow these in my garden to begin with and spread it to open ground around i wish was a book on which ones but need photos as near blind
MMadam, you have no pictures of you are saying..
SOUND IS MESSED UP SIS SIS SIS CUTTING OUT... : (
Great subject and content but the audio quality is poor. I wonder if there is a UA-cam feature on the editor's side that might clean it up. A filter of some sort to normalize(?) the audio.
Does Richter's Herbs have a website for ordering seeds for weeds? I live in Decherd, TN, USA
I have a friend looking for mallow.
Yes, we have a website: www.richters.com. We have mallow and many other herbs that grow wild.
I compost all my scraps!
Purple/fushia yarrow is good but is very perfumey/heady.
Wow golfers these days are so spoiled and can't play over weeds. The golfers in the older days must have rocked. Green takes on a whole new meaning. New age golfers can't play on anything but green grass...kind of eye opening.
interesting and informative but the audio made it frustrating to watch and listen to
Nematodes?
Good info. The term "lures away" is an oxymoron.
Your sound was messed up. But i listened hard.
can you trnsplant fiddleheads
Yes, you can. But please do not dig from the wild. In some areas fiddleheads are declining.
Why the dark sunglasses on your helpers?
sound keeps on cutting in and out, couldn't stand to listen to
CORRECT OR REMAKE THIS, PLEASE!
what is your web address?
The sound is really poor
im sorry to say this but the guy at the start sounds like dr.zoidberg
yup, thought it sounded familiar. the simpsons don't have shite on futurama
Lambs quarters do not taste like spinach, they're much better.. That's like saying that all unusual meat tastes like chicken.. How bland a diet we would have if everything tasted the same..
Why should we be so concerned about the chemicals when all farmers spray their crops and we eat what they harvest , doesn't those chemicals reside in the crops as well ? Just asking .
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and F@#€¥ING Pesticides have NO place no time anywhere. sorry about the language x
Fix the micro phone.....!
Too much noise in the recording. After a minute I realize it's not interesting. And even if I want to listen the noise really bothers me.
NO SHOW AND ALL TELL ...
Pesticides NEVER have a time and a place as she said. Sorry, strongly disagree.
Linda Lee that's actually not what she said. But I wish she did as I would prefer that.
Please fix your mic!