Thanks for taking the time to walk through this book with us, greatly appreciated. It helps with deciding which books to purchase, it can get overwhelming. 😊
Hello! I've been looking through your videos for a few months now. I really appreciate how thoroughly you explain information to us, how accesible you are, and your gorgeous photography. I know I'm quite late to the party, but I'm excited to watch the rest of your videos.
You might check out my playlist titled: Wild Plant Book Reviews It has multiple books that I've reviewed in a similar manner and ones I recommend to any I teach in class. Hope this helps some and thanks for asking!
I’m looking for a information of brush teeth. Some country used mint, some country uses & still using Moringa leaves. Will u let me know what native Americans used?
Grandma used to have a black salve that would heal Anything, really from cuts n scrapes, poison ivy, sore throat tea... it was a fix all. Was black, in little jars n smelled like pine and licorice it worked for Everything b4 neosporin..only took a small amount. Maybe Mom still has a jar.... I will let you know- get that bleep tested lol
I don’t think there’s a more approachable author out there for new foragers than Thayer. Aside from being knowledgeable, his writing style is enjoyable to read.
I have two questions. is marigold poisonous? and is yarrow poisonous?? I have look it up but it says its a healing herb but another says its poisonous! And I love the vid keep it up!!!
Now I want to actually read my Forager's Harvest. Too bad most edibles are likely doused with Round-Up where I live but I like knowing what I'm looking at. It also makes me feel Spring and Summer coming. I can just hear the locusts... Nope, that's just my hvac hissing but whatever....
Hello Josh. Has anyone written anything as effective for skin cancer? I am not going to put YOU on the spot Josh, but, I want to look into natural remedy. I am NOT going in for it, and, this itching/burning is nearly driving me crazy?
@thomas rhodes I've seen some things written about it concerning plants but I can't remember which ones specifically. When it comes to things that serious I always advise people to see a professional with a license/degree because that type of thing is extremely serious and people die frequently from it. I understand hesitation about going to a doctor, truly, I do. However life altering ailments like cancer are very serious and require professional attention. Please take care of yourself Thomas, the world is a bit brighter with you in it.
It's his newest book but I wouldn't really say it's better. It is thicker with more information and higher quality pictures but each book is useful as they all cover different plants so it's best to have them all.
Thanks for taking the time to walk through this book with us, greatly appreciated. It helps with deciding which books to purchase, it can get overwhelming. 😊
It can be overwhelming, one of the reasons why I do book reviews is to help weed out the fluff so to speak!
Thanks for commenting!
Hello! I've been looking through your videos for a few months now. I really appreciate how thoroughly you explain information to us, how accesible you are, and your gorgeous photography. I know I'm quite late to the party, but I'm excited to watch the rest of your videos.
Thank you so much Kris, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos!
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I just got this book, reading it now. Going to give foraging a try this spring. I'm in SE Wisconsin myself, a lot of places to go.
Besides this book do you recommend any other foraging books?
You might check out my playlist titled: Wild Plant Book Reviews
It has multiple books that I've reviewed in a similar manner and ones I recommend to any I teach in class.
Hope this helps some and thanks for asking!
Sam Thayer has several books
@ChillinDave 1
Yep, I've reviewed each of them. They are all good.
Wow looks like a great book!! Will have to check it out.
Definitely a great book! Be sure to look into his other offerings as well. I've done book reviews on each of them.
Thanks for commenting!
I’m looking for a information of brush teeth. Some country used mint, some country uses & still using Moringa leaves.
Will u let me know what native Americans used?
Grandma used to have a black salve that would heal Anything, really from cuts n scrapes, poison ivy, sore throat tea... it was a fix all. Was black, in little jars n smelled like pine and licorice it worked for Everything b4 neosporin..only took a small amount. Maybe Mom still has a jar.... I will let you know- get that bleep tested lol
Hello Mr Josh' I have a ?. I have lots of Guernsey Pigweed is there any good uses for this
I value your opinion 👌 thanks Josh
Thank you for all you share🌱do you think all 3 of these books also relevant for european areas regarding to the plants covered?
Aren't there any books out there that contain the 10 key identifiers description that helps you break down what you are looking for?
I don’t think there’s a more approachable author out there for new foragers than Thayer. Aside from being knowledgeable, his writing style is enjoyable to read.
Totally agree! It's nice to read his books because besides his information, he's just fun and knowledgeable as can be.
Thanks for commenting!
반갑습니다.
영상잘보고갑니다.
좋은영상 감사드립니다.~ 👍
Thank you love of love....
I have two questions. is marigold poisonous? and is yarrow poisonous?? I have look it up but it says its a healing herb but another says its poisonous! And I love the vid keep it up!!!
Now I want to actually read my Forager's Harvest. Too bad most edibles are likely doused with Round-Up where I live but I like knowing what I'm looking at. It also makes me feel Spring and Summer coming. I can just hear the locusts... Nope, that's just my hvac hissing but whatever....
Any books like this for the UK?
Definitely would be handy to have. Must books don't go into that much detail. Let alone vivid pictures to really define the plants 😎👍
I have a question? What does chicory smell like. I think I have some in my garden. Thank you so much absolutely love your video.
Hello Josh. Has anyone written anything as effective for skin cancer? I am not going to put YOU on the spot Josh, but, I want to look into natural remedy. I am NOT going in for it, and, this itching/burning is nearly driving me crazy?
I hope you’ve seen a doctor and specialist for cancer.
@thomas rhodes
I've seen some things written about it concerning plants but I can't remember which ones specifically.
When it comes to things that serious I always advise people to see a professional with a license/degree because that type of thing is extremely serious and people die frequently from it. I understand hesitation about going to a doctor, truly, I do. However life altering ailments like cancer are very serious and require professional attention.
Please take care of yourself Thomas, the world is a bit brighter with you in it.
Look for jim humble MMS.
Take care♥️
Thanku
You're very welcome, it's always nice to see you in the comments!
Thanks for the review. All this information will help me on my journey.
The plant calendar is so very helpful.
Great review! I'm going to check it out.
Very cool book!
Thanks Josh, I love his books!
Is this better than natures Garden?
It's his newest book but I wouldn't really say it's better. It is thicker with more information and higher quality pictures but each book is useful as they all cover different plants so it's best to have them all.
@@TrilliumWildEdibles Thank You, I was going to ask if they all 3 covers different plants ...or if they overlapped ..
Great book