We've just bought a plot of land and have Yellow Archangel and Scarlet Elfcups. I always find it amazing that so many plants considered invasive or weeds actually have uses. Thank you 😊
Thanks so much for your kind words, comments are such a helpful support when starting a channel so I appreciate you taking the time to tell me you enjoyed it. Lots more foraging to come in February! 🧺🌱
Ah this was great, and what a beautiful part of the world! Its not been a great year for velvet shanks down here on the Isle of Wight but I did manage to find a lil colony of elf cups this week 👌
Thanks so much and it really is, I moved up north from the SE 12 years ago and just love the landscape here! I hear the island is beautiful too, I used to ride for a skate company called ‘Wight Trash’ in my younger years 🤣 but still yet to visit myself
This is exactly the channel I have been looking for! Absolutely brilliant, full of really useful info. 👍 if you could do a foraging video every month like this, you will have a viewer for life! I'm gonna watch all your other videos too but am really into foraging at the moment, especially for medicinal plants.
Yes you’re right Giant hogweed is very toxic! Common hogweed is edible though, there are lots of good videos already on TH-cam from other foragers but I will do one as soon as it comes into season up here in Sheffield 🙌🏾🌱
You’d need to eat a lot of gorse flowers every day for a long time before you felt any ill effects from the slightly toxic alkaloids present. Many plants and mushrooms can have accumulative toxic effects if eaten in excess, as well as pretty much all of our processed food.
We've just bought a plot of land and have Yellow Archangel and Scarlet Elfcups. I always find it amazing that so many plants considered invasive or weeds actually have uses. Thank you 😊
This is brilliant please don't stop!! It's like having a teacher.
Hahaha aww thank you! That is actually a really nice comment 😄🥰
Looking forward to more of your foraging vids 🖖
Thanks so much! Loads more still to find in feb 🙌🏾
Great video! excited to get out looking for these very soon. Keep them coming!
Yesssss I hope you find them all but guarantee you’ll find a few of them if you spend an hour looking! 🙌🏾 good luck
Thank you, Danni, for sharing this priceless knowledge and for making another useful video! Stay safe!
Thanks so much for your kind words, comments are such a helpful support when starting a channel so I appreciate you taking the time to tell me you enjoyed it. Lots more foraging to come in February! 🧺🌱
Thanks for sharing. I'm pretty clueless about mushrooms. What a lovely location too
Aw I hope this channel will help you to learn a few things about mushrooms over the year! 😊🍄
@@danniinthewild I hope so! x
This is exactly the content I need , thank you
Cheers for watching Alex!
Loving these foraging videos, keep them coming!
Brilliant video lovely! Some awesome finds and you have such excellent knowledge 🎉
Thank you Anjee!!!
Just found your channel. Absolutely brilliant watched every second. Gonna watch the rest of your videos. Thank you
Ahh thank you so much! I do hope you enjoy ☺️☺️
I like herb Robert I use it like coriander. Some good finds there. I'll certainly be trying the archangel
Oh that’s cool! I must admit I don’t use it very often for foods as hate the smell… but I also hate coriander so maybe you found the link why! 🤣
I absolutely loved this video, I will be getting out tomorrow to see if I can find anything, thankyou for the informative and heartwarming content :)
Aw that is so cool! Did you find anything? The snow has just melted here in Sheffield so I can’t wait to get our foraging! 🙌🏾
Ah this was great, and what a beautiful part of the world! Its not been a great year for velvet shanks down here on the Isle of Wight but I did manage to find a lil colony of elf cups this week 👌
Thanks so much and it really is, I moved up north from the SE 12 years ago and just love the landscape here! I hear the island is beautiful too, I used to ride for a skate company called ‘Wight Trash’ in my younger years 🤣 but still yet to visit myself
Great video! Found some gorgeous jelly ear specimens the other day.
This is exactly the channel I have been looking for! Absolutely brilliant, full of really useful info. 👍 if you could do a foraging video every month like this, you will have a viewer for life! I'm gonna watch all your other videos too but am really into foraging at the moment, especially for medicinal plants.
Your channel popped up on my recommendations , great video with really useful knowledge, would love to see more videos like this, Subbed .
Very informative thanks.
I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
Bang on I've just subscribed
I hope you do do a video on giant hogweed as an edible because as far as I know it is poisonous!
Ps herb Robert does smell disgusting lol
Yes you’re right Giant hogweed is very toxic! Common hogweed is edible though, there are lots of good videos already on TH-cam from other foragers but I will do one as soon as it comes into season up here in Sheffield 🙌🏾🌱
do you live near buxton? im in castleton :)
I’m in Sheffield! 🙌🏾🍴
you cannot be foraging in the uk countryside w/o having a metal detector tagging along
Hahaha that would be SO fun!
If you're going to say eat Gorse flowers then please let people know that too many will be toxic!
You’d need to eat a lot of gorse flowers every day for a long time before you felt any ill effects from the slightly toxic alkaloids present. Many plants and mushrooms can have accumulative toxic effects if eaten in excess, as well as pretty much all of our processed food.