I realized that I didn't mention what lenticels are actually for! They are pores in the bark that allow gas exchange, oxygen in, carbon dioxide, and water vapor out. Let me know what wild fruit tree you'd like me to cover winter identification for next! I hope you'll be able to join my free Introduction to Winter Tree Identification class! - th-cam.com/users/liveN3o5BRuD4BM
I live in Nor Cal and I have a tree behind my home with berries and leaves. It is winter right now. Is this not an elderberry if it's still with leaves?
Thank you! I am totally down to learn everything foraging and what to look for. If I am sitting on an elderberry tree I will be so sad that I didn't find out sooner. I truly hope it is!
When I was a child, an old man, a self proclaimed druid, told me the knowledge about this plant was one of the most suppressed information from the old world. Don’t know how true that was.
Fantastic video! I've been foraging in EC Ohio for years, and I absolutely can not find any wild elderberry! I finally gave up and planted 6 last year! Can't wait until they mature and bear fruit! TU for making the winter tree id guide available! I know it'll be quite helpful!
I wish you covered the PNW west of the Cascades! Lots of your videos like this one are still relevant to me, but I would love this quality level of content with the same vibes on my region
Do you have rowan/ mountain ash trees (sorbus aucuparia) where you are? Google says the berries are edible when cooked, but its cousin the cotoneaster has poisonous berries, and the tree version looks a lot like rowan. Cotoneaster horizontalis looks nothing like rowan, and im pretty confident in my ability tell them apart
Also, i hate the rose family. Whoever decided that all flowers belonging to plants in the rose family are roses needs a slap. Roses are on rose plants, not apples and cherries and rowans and plums. Im not going to go into too much detail, just know it makes me angry
I've always heard about PawPaw trees, but have never seen one in my area even though they are supposed to be native to my area. Could you do a video on PawPaw trees?
I realized that I didn't mention what lenticels are actually for! They are pores in the bark that allow gas exchange, oxygen in, carbon dioxide, and water vapor out. Let me know what wild fruit tree you'd like me to cover winter identification for next!
I hope you'll be able to join my free Introduction to Winter Tree Identification class! - th-cam.com/users/liveN3o5BRuD4BM
I live in Nor Cal and I have a tree behind my home with berries and leaves. It is winter right now. Is this not an elderberry if it's still with leaves?
@@MARCYSHANNON3 it could be depending on the climate. You can send photos to our discord foraging community for ID help!
Thank you! I am totally down to learn everything foraging and what to look for. If I am sitting on an elderberry tree I will be so sad that I didn't find out sooner. I truly hope it is!
@@MARCYSHANNON3 me too!
It’s great to see someone who really enjoys spreading knowledge. Keep up the fantastic work!
What a way of explaining what can be a no end explanation.. Thank YOU.
You're very welcome!
When I was a child, an old man, a self proclaimed druid, told me the knowledge about this plant was one of the most suppressed information from the old world. Don’t know how true that was.
Fantastic video! I've been foraging in EC Ohio for years, and I absolutely can not find any wild elderberry! I finally gave up and planted 6 last year! Can't wait until they mature and bear fruit!
TU for making the winter tree id guide available! I know it'll be quite helpful!
This is such a worthwhile channel to subscribe to.
Thanks for your information. Your work is appreciated.
I wish you covered the PNW west of the Cascades! Lots of your videos like this one are still relevant to me, but I would love this quality level of content with the same vibes on my region
Unfortunately I'm in the exact opposite region of North America. Would be fun to get to visit and profile PNW some day though! :D
You RULE
Do you have a link to the map that was 18 seconds into the video? Looks like a handy resource for identification.
It was just a search on iNaturalist!
Look for their white flowers late June I think
I can’t wait to go searching for this awesome tree! Thanks for the amazing content!
Thanks this helped me find some elderberry.
Glad to hear that!
Thank you ❤
Cool! Thanks 😎👍🦃
Thanks for watching!
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This was great! How about wild grapes?
Do you have rowan/ mountain ash trees (sorbus aucuparia) where you are? Google says the berries are edible when cooked, but its cousin the cotoneaster has poisonous berries, and the tree version looks a lot like rowan. Cotoneaster horizontalis looks nothing like rowan, and im pretty confident in my ability tell them apart
Also, i hate the rose family. Whoever decided that all flowers belonging to plants in the rose family are roses needs a slap. Roses are on rose plants, not apples and cherries and rowans and plums. Im not going to go into too much detail, just know it makes me angry
None near me I’m afraid. If I’m ever in an area with them I’ll try to at least make a short!
I've always heard about PawPaw trees, but have never seen one in my area even though they are supposed to be native to my area. Could you do a video on PawPaw trees?
Wonderful video! I love how much you focus on potential look alikes! Keep it up, man!
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😄
good video. How about butternut trees?
I’ve only found very young ones. If I come across one in the wild I’ll try to cover it!
Thanks !@@FeralForaging
In Bosnia elderberries are bright red color, never seen black one.
"Sambucus racemosa" is what you're thinking of. He's showing sambucus nigra.
But where are you