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Thank you for the lemonade

Found red yarrow planted as an ornamental in my city. Grabbed a few seed heads

Does adding lecithin help extract oil?

Thank you, Zack!

I love your videos and recipes and have been using many of them. I hope you drop a few more soon. It's been 5 years so hope you get this Zack. The music is so nice too Thanks for sharing!

Music source please?

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Thank you for this amazing recipe . I've been drinking spicebush tea for a few days now and I just love the fresh taste . Do you have any ideas on how much spicebush consumption might constitute a too much level (LD50) Can dried leaves be added to soups and stews . Kind of like bay leaves . Or maybe added to rice pudding to infuse it with that heavenly flavor ( kind of like green cardamom , only cheaper ). What are your experiences with similar experiments ? I just would like to know at what amounts it might be too much of a delicious thing . Also , could I put crumpled up leaves into my socks to discourage ticks from climbing on board ? Wear the leaves like a necklace to repell mosquitos ? Maybe use them in the pillows that our pets rest on to repell fleas ? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge . It is much appreciated and I will most certainly share it widely . Just to show people what kind of delightful alternatives Nature has to offer . BTW I will sweeten my beer with rose petal sirup that I made during the last epic solar storm ( pink dogroses for pink beer) to turn it into an aromatic surprise attack on the tastebuds . I love working with Nature ! Never a dull moment ...... So many possibilities , so much potential if only one pays attention and is willing to experiment a little . Do you have any recipes for Little Hawkweed ? Just like the many spicebush plants, the local wildlife insisted on blessing my garden with an abundance of specimen . Have you ever made beer with creeping Charlie ? Something for people with osteoporosis prevention agendas ?

Lovely video. Excited to try this. Making a sauce with wood sorrel for our fish on the braai tonight. 😊

Thank you for this recipe! We have pink wood sorrel here in the Caribbean, I just found out what it was today. I am already drying leaves and flowers, and I cannot wait to tell all of my neighbors how to use this! Thank you so much!

I love everything about this. Thank you for your time and energy making and sharing this with us. ^_^ ❤

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Wow nice video

The problem is every time i tell people about herb they don’t take it seriously so screw it

Can you use this as a replacement for bergamot essential oil (for tea)

what kind of oil did you use?

This is not Hairy Mountain?

We are using apple cider vinegar to make ours

Excellent video!Would love more! Hope this finds you well Zach!

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I just saved and dried the petals, what would be the difference without using rest of flower?

How to use the tincture?

Good video, but you didn't show that its NOT the same as Queen Anns Lace, and how to tell the difference...and the drying temp for best preservation of the product dry...first timers may need that info...cant dry it too hot or you loose properties...but great video still...😊👍

Thank you so much! We have one red bud in our front yard which my husband planted 15 years ago. He just passed away in November, so it is now his memorial tree. I am going to teach my grandchildren how to make these pickles and we'll call them "Bobbob" pickles (his nickname from his grandchildren).

Thank you 😊 for sharing your knowledge 🙏

How do you use it and what for

Can I add rum instead of vodka

Great video man. Keeping the medicinal plant knowledge alive! Hello from Idaho 😊

very cool, thanks for the info. we're out in the mountains here too growing bergamont. never thought to make an oil from it before but sure will now.

I’m excited to learn and harvest my yarrow. Thank you for this tutorial!

I say this with a smile…is it the Yarrow or the 100 proof vodka that makes the pain go away?? LOL

But how do you use it?

Is it safe to use the ones growing by road sides? I have alot by me but the area is terribly busy with people,dogs and cars

I have a bunch of bee balm. Not sure if it's wild or not b/c it was here when we bought the house. Anyway, Iam going to give it go. Thank you.

Thank you! I’m old but new at herbalism.

Thank you.

How do you use the tincture once it is ready?

I'm from a totally different background than yourself, but I'm also concerned about passing down these recipes and traditions. We live in a world where very few can provide for themselves, and basic herbs and gathering should be common knowledge. My son has known how to pick out wood sorrels since he was 3, and I'm sure it will be one of those forever lessons.

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Thank you, Zack, for taking the time to make this video. I recently moved to the Ozarks of Missouri where I am free to roam around and wild craft now, much more so than back where I moved from. I saw Yarrow blooming and couldn't wait to learn more about it. I ordered my tincture bottles, cleaned my dehydrator, have my vodka all ready to go!! When I harvest next year's, I plan to carry a small amount of this year's with me and leave as an offering to the land. Thank you again for helping me to create my own apothecary. Love and light always. Blessings.

Shouldn't the herb be dehydrated before infusing into oil? The moisture of fresh herbs can spoil in oil right?

On Wikipedia it says bergamot oil is made out of citrus rinds

Thank you for your teaching!

Loved the music. Also enjoyed the commentary regarding the history of the plant's name! thank you

Thank you for this video. Im inspired to make tinctures!

Aswome!

My new favorite flower and scent!! Have these all around me here in Northern Wisconsin!

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