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Where do you get the herb infused oil or how do you make it rather

Hi can I use avocado oil or grape seeds oil?

Such a great instructional video, thank you! Just a note: In AZ, we have what could be a potential poisonous look alike, although not perfect, would be Lantana, aka "Lantana camara", which is highly toxic to humans & animals. The Prunella vulgaris plant sounds wonderful to look into, thank you again! 🌻

That "cancer" of a plant has destroyed my land! If you wanna feed the planet...come and get it!

Yummy

beautiful video and sharing my frend ❤

Is it me or is 'foraging' making an exciting comeback ..🌱 🌾Love this info, ThankYou!🍃

very great channel!! love the European heritage centric vibes. keep it up!! im making the herbal elder syrup as i type!

thank you for posting... it is good to ponder depth of nature and the experience of life, herbalisim is a fine restful way to achieve this deeper look into the experience often called life the path goes ever on. so much to the experience. keep on and again thank you for posting

What parts did you harvest? Do you use the floers and the leaves?

Is this the same as dead nettle?

anyone here know where best to source herbs and spices? mygreathanks and blessings

As a child we use to pick off these little flowers and suck out the sweet nectar.

90 days to bloom! Why so long?

Please can i use this same process to make fragrance oil? And get my Unique scent?

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I spotted some native roses yesterday when I was kayaking on Norton Reservoir, MA. It had 5 flower pedals and very pink (not ragosa) I uploaded the photo to iNaturalist but no ID yet.

Thank you

There is also an app called Flora Incognita this is a free application that keeps track of your observations

Your daughter's expression as she bit into the persimmon had me laughing out loud: "Augh, ugh! This is going to be vile... It's-- good actually. Huh." 😆

Always, such great information

Someone gave me some elderberries to eat once and I got deathly ill from them. She claimed that she ate them all the time. I had no idea that they are supposed to be cooked prior to eating them. She said she ate them raw all the time. Always err on the side of caution.

Lovely presentation thank you for sharing...🥰 I'm admiring my elderberry flowers and looking forward to harvesting the berries... Much love and light to All ❤

What’d you do with the mushy ones mom?

Such a thorough video! Thank you for putting so much effort into this and sharing!

I have a beautiful Elder in my garden. I make Elderflower Champagne and Elderberry Wine. Elderflowers in Tempura Batter id very tasty... I'm a British Pagan and this tree is very important to us. The birds love the berries too....

What small nuts smell like spice. They fell off a tree in June on my deck? I can't find an answer??? Smells like cinnamon spice

I'm in zone 2b and it grows all over my area. I also cultivate it now for medicinal and herbal uses.

thankyou so much! nature really gets me into history. Please could you include scientific names? For the exact ID :)

I like the look of a few herbs floating around in the oil. Can add a few whole herbs after draining out the ground ones? Also, can a spray be made with some of the oil or just herbs in vodka?

Just came across your podcast for the first time. Awesome. We can hear you loud and clear, down here in Australia ✌️

Absolutely enjoyed this video!!

Yes, you can make a very nice wine with elderberries 🍷

I could write a short novella on these plants/berries, my memories and confusion. I do appreciate this thorough treatise.

Erbal ! Not Herbal. Again American English should be called Yank-lish.

Sis, please translate the video into Indonesian so we can understand what you mean 🙏

Nice, informing.

This was great info.Thank you! BTW unlike the European elderberry, the American elderberry (Canadensis strain) need not be cooked as doesn’t contain the high level of cyanide.

Thanks for a great story full of information. The drawing at 1.25 is an Illustration made by danish artist, Henrik Arnold Hamilkar Sørensen, to H. C. Andersen's fairy tale about Hyldemor. In english the fairy tale is called The elderbush. Hyldemor is some places translated to 'old Granny' - but she can be compared to a Dryad. A dryad is a tree nymph or tree spirit in Greek mythology. Hyldemor means in directly translation: Elder-mother - as is said in the youtube.

thank you

There is a link.

The Elderberries growing among the blackberries on the western side of my yard are at least 12 feet tall and growing. I didn`t harvest any last year because we had an extreme drought and the wildlife needed them way more than me. I helped the birds, reptiles and animals as much as possible during the drought and fed and watered the birds daily and made them a birdbath, put bowls of water in the yard for the bunny and possum, got the possum and raccoon a bag of dog food, and dug a puddle for the toads, snakes and frogs after frogs and toads put eggs in the bunny`s water bowl. I let the bunny eat from my garden because the heat made everything quit producing anyway. The toads hatched a ton of babies in the puddle.

Thanks! I'd set aside the scientist 'theories' and go with for example herbal knowledge from before the witch burning times, to get to the truth. The irish usually have a lot of knowledge about trees and beliefs as well, beside the healing power info. I've heard it's bad luck to take down an elderberry tree. And, they are often placed near entries of land, roads, for a reason. It's a sacred tree.

Love the inspiration. I've been collecting rose petals and am excited the elderflowers will soon be blooming too and I can put together a lovely toner as well!! Thank you

Very nice ❤herbal plant ❤❤❤❤

Although a lot of great info here if you already have an autoimmune disorder, *it will over-stimulate your immune system and cause a cytokine storm.*

We are at present fermenting the flowers for champagne soooo easy and take a small organza jewelry bag to cover berries since the small forest we live in shelters so many birds we want a few to enjoy as well lol … great video thank you for sharing

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well done

Great video! You just earned my subscription!