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Is this not just cow parsley?

Very nice, indeed. How long does it last in glass and would it need to be refrigerated, please? I learned a lesson when I was 3, 1958, and decided very excitedly, to make perfume with rose petals and water and it was more like compost the next day!

Wow ❤

Wow I love your videos , is st johns wart the same as the rose of sharon

Prisoners…..and the elderly ??? WTF ?

How do you use the plant ,i have it in my garden but it looks slightly different

You sure do show us some fascinating stuff.

love your videos! thank you for shsring all your knowledge. One thing you may not kniw yhough is that soya sauce is not good for you. Estrogen

Is it commonly known as wild parsley?

Amazing knowledge shared with a joy and energy which fills the heart 😊😊❤

I absolutely love nettles...one of my favourite plants... even this morning i had juice made of fresh nettles

Thank you

i wish you could talk without shaking your hands.it's very distracting and annoying.

I'm starting a medical herb garden

Thank you for making these, I love learning about my homeland

I get stung a fair bit doing my gardening jobs. I’ve always wondered about the benefits. It stops hurting after a few stings and I feel very.. invigorated. 😊

The number of foods and drugs to avoid mixing with it make St John’s Wort a poor choice for most people.

Such a brilliant and informative video, thank you

Awsome i have this growning around my deck.

How come you can eat the seeds when the nettle is in seed but not the leaves?

Warning: don't use saint johns worth when you are on oral anticonception. It can decrease the working of the anticonception pills and therefore increase the risk of an unplanned pregnancy. Otherwise great plant with multiple healing properties.

Just fyi.... It does mess with meds so be careful with it.

ivy is great, but people are bad. the main problem is bad neighbors who own ivy but do not consider that it is invading the neighbors' property and destroying the neighbor's plants

A noxious weed in Australia. Highly toxic to horses.

How do I get your book

Well just a simple story but I found myself really enjoying my way through the path he led us down. I was smiling, and I am sure he has made a happy home and his children are blessed to have for their father. It shines though

Interesting

Foraging? In the city that would mean in garbage cans.

You mentioned that yellow dead nettle was illegal in the US, can you provide a source you got that information from? I'm having trouble finding anything about that mentioned anywhere online. Purple dead nettle grows fairly abundantly in spring here in the southeastern US and I've been looking into other varieties and cultivars of Lamium plants, some of the yellow ones are gorgeous.

Thankyou. I enjoy your videos! And your enthusiasm! Nice music too!

You are AWESOME - brilliant personality and shining presentation! Youre so happy and enthusiatic, it captures ATTENTION. Great editing alongside.

As a kid i used to chew resin from pine and spruce like chewing gum its good for stomach

I can see myself watching all of your stuff. Your exuberance is undeniably enthralling. 🎩

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you said the seeds can sting u......so eating raw they can sting your mouth??? does drying stop the stinging? how long to dry for?

Im so happy i have a patch of nettles growing in my garden this year, i didn't puck the leaves in spring, not that we had one, but im looking forward to harvesting the seeds. Thank you for this. I would not have known male and female. I know they're good for you though. Love and blessings to you and your family ❤

Wow ! that was interesting. The way things are going we might need knowledge like this to survive. Thanks for the info.

I love your enthusiasm about herbs and plants! :)

Great channel! Thanks for all the useful information 👍 👍

My garden is full of these! We grew them from seed because they are beautiful ❤I never knew they were so useful and beneficial, let a lone edible and medicinal! Thank you ☀️ 🌼 ❤

Excellent! I’m going to play a load on my allotment!

Damn europeans brought all their planta here to Canada now they have invaded here.

Perhaps an important sidenote: Nettle is a powerfull agent to bind heavy metals in her being from the soil, it is because of the magnesium ions in her abundant chlorofyl. Advisable not to collect around heavy industry, busy roads or otherwise poluted grounds.. This also means, when the magnesium ions are vacant, they are able to withdraw heavy metals from out bodies and thus a strong detoxifier.

Everytime the nettle is in the spotlights for her power it makes me smile <3

i had no idea it was oneirogenic thats so cool❤

This looks so good !

This is so cool!

This is so great, I love learning about my homeland

This looks awesome, I would live there❤

I Iove your enthusiasm!