Heidi you are getting really good at answering angry people nicely, clearly and effectively. You stay rational and patient and compassionate. Wonderful watching you.
I absolutely loved your rant for the day!! People really need to wake up God is the one that designed us and he designed this earth to keep us healthy! ❤
Heidi I have followed and listened to you long enough to know you do not say anything without a lot or research, so thank you for always giving us such good, clear information
As I finished planting all the plants I'd ordered in this year, and the things I'd started from seed & cuttings, I looked around and thought, "I don't think I'll need to buy any plants for a year or two, by the time these things grow to maturity I'm out of room". Now I'm thinking I need to find a place to squeeze in a lilac bush. I'd look for a bigger property, but at my age I don't have it in me to replant all this stuff again somewhere else.
My favorite vanilla extract is Bourbon vanilla. My mom got me started when she sent me bourbon vanilla sugar and bourbon vanilla beans from Germany. She died in 2015, and I started getting creative making my own. Spiced rum vanilla extract is my next favorite
My dehydrator goes nonstop this time of year also, my herbs are growing like crazy, and I harvested all my garlic. Lilac is one I don’t have- yet! 😊 Thanks Heidi! Many Blessings!
So true on what may work for one may not for another. My one son had kidney failure since 2018. He was in and out of the hospital so much. He finally figured out some of the reasons of his problem was they were treating him like all the other patients with kidney failure - giving him meds, which one was causing his blood pressure to go so high. He learned to argue with doctors and nurses about it because he was listening to his body. After refusing that certain med and getting the doctors to listen to him, his last year before he had a kidney transplant (this year), he was not in the hospital at all. Yes, he went through dialysis 3 times a week for 5 years and came close to dying. He was misdiagnosed from the start and treated for a year before both his kidneys nearly failed. He had 3 leaking arteries, and it took them over a year to realize that and treat it. One wonders why I have a hard time in trusting the medical field.
@RainCountryHomestead Yes, it is. My dad used to say God gave us what we need - it is just knowing what to use, how to use, etc. My dad went through a lot when he started looking into herbs, etc. Because of him, I want to learn more of herbs, etc. I wish I knew what I did today years ago. Nowadays, it helps having so much more information out there. I am in my 60s now but am foraging and growing herbs along with some berries and vegetables. I have 4 kids, which they are all on some type of medication. I do not take anything. Funny the other day, my one son and I were talking about grounding. He has been doing lots of research since everything he has been through.
I thought your vitamin D video was great and very thorough. People really need to watch the entire video! I do need 20K of vitamin D and 200 of K2 daily because I have a deficiency. Many doctors are now promoting huge doses. My dose is huge because I have a malabsorption issue and I check the levels regularly with blood tests. Anyone taking much should be checking blood levels to see how much is necessary. I appreciate you so much.
Heidi, I can't wait for my new Lilac bushes big, so I can use the flowers again. I made my Extraction and Tincture. I am glad I made some when we were still in Wisconsin, Thank you for another Great teaching video. Heidi, like anything you can overdo Vitamins too!! like you say you need to be Intune with your body. I don't do the K2 I get it from my food with my D3. Thank you Heidi, for all the hard work you do to for us as you Study and encourage us to do the same. Thank you!
I bet you could freeze some of the water for a later use...I've never done anything with my lilacs. I'll be looking up this video for next year. Mine are finished for this year. I'm getting ready to do some different things with lavender this year so happy to learn from you. I get inspired to be creative and do new things because ofyou so thank you again 🙌💖
Saludos desde México, muchas gracias por tus vídeos, perdón pero deberías teber miles y miles de 👍la información que nos regalas es increíble, Dios te bendice 😊
Have you ever tried making a solid perfume with lilac? I've read about a process called enfleurage for making floral perfumes, but I've never tried it.
My mother's lilacs are not in the best shape and I trimmed them back quite a bit last year to try and nurse them back to health, so they only had two or three blossoms. I really think that they are pretty much at the end of their lives. The one was my grandmother's that my mother transplanted from the old homeplace. I've tried to root cuttings with no success. If anyone has some surefire tips for propagating lilacs I would love to hear them.
How are you rooting the cuttings? Have you rooting it in plain water? To root in water you need to trim back a soft growing tip, cut the branch back to just before you see harder "bark", at the bottom of a node. Trim off most of the leaves leaving only a few at the top and put in a glass/jar of water. I usually set the jar where its will get morning light. Change the jar & water every week. As long as the leaves stay green and fresh looking it will make roots. Some plants it takes a couple of months and some plants only a couple of weeks. As long as the leaves don't wilt keep changing the container & water. Make a whole jar full of cuttings to improve your chances.
@@RainCountryHomestead oh good grief! Sorry. I wasn't awake clearly as I misunderstood those to be timestamps for the current video. Oops 😬 Thank you have a great day
Can Korean lilac be used? What are uses of peonies? What are uses if honeysuckle? How you keep everything organized? I am amazed how you get anything done. Where do you buy wine making supplies? God Bless You.
I do not know what Korean lilac is and what the difference is so I suggest looking it up. Here is the video I have on honeysuckle: th-cam.com/video/EtUQQ0l6gVo/w-d-xo.html Here is my series on wine making where I also explain where to find needed items: th-cam.com/play/PLzVtTPDzFPKFtB45ulnLxFmo0mPdd23wq.html
Thank You Heidi! Korean Lilac are a smaller bush. Sometimes used as edging for boarder. The flower are smaller than traditional lilacs and more fragrance that than the traditional. The flowers only last a short time. I love your video.
I had no idea to get rasberry and blackberry leaves.. how about blueberry leaves? I better get the rasberry and blackberry now.. 2 of the blueberry plants have blueberries already wowza my first year bought them from a local farm for $5.99 unbelievable only purchased 5 2 of one variety 2 of another and 1 of the 3rd variety.
I have read that lilac is good for anxiety as is other herbs. My question is if someone needs to take a anxiety tenture should they only take that herb and not mix other anxiety herbs? Is ther a danger with mixing these kind of herbs? I enjoy your videos and learn a lot from you. Keep up the good work and thank you for all the info. Good Bless
I do not recall if they were my own but I did dehydrate some and make into a beet powder years ago but I have not been able to grow a lot of beets in the past several years
I’m in zone 8a/8b but I may try to grow these. I see they are not for hot humid areas LOL! Well, 40 miles from Okefenokee Swamp is definitely hot and humid :/
Thanks Heidi love ur knowledge❤ so is the infusion more of an extract since u added wine to it or a flavored honey? If it’s just a flavored honey what is the purpose of adding the wine to it?
It is for the purpose of flavoring (which I did add in text but I can understand if you are listening rather than watching and missed that part) and yes, it is more of an extract but I was also talking about other infusions such as the water.
Organic Gardening is another blanket key praise that one must be careful with. Let's take animal manure as an example. If the animals were fed food that is contaminated with an herbicide that does not break down during the natural composing process, you will contaminate and may end up killing your garden area. In addition, it takes a year before animal manure breaks down sufficiently to start feeding the plants. So if you are dealing with soil that is lacking in anything and needs amending to build up, you will need to use synthetic fertilizer in conjunction with the organic gardening processes for a couple years to build that soil up so that it can produce as much yield as possible and you will have to amend the soil with the animal manure on a yearly basis to keep the soil fertile. Most people don't want to put that kind of time and energy and effort into growing food or anything else in a garden. As for me, I live in an apartment so I either have to do container gardening or hydroponics gardening in order to benefit from fresh veggies.
I have never used synthetic fertilizers and have built my soil up mostly using natural sources we can get for free. Mostly now it comes from grass clippings that are never sprayed, mostly those from our other property, chicken manure from our own chickens that only eat organically. We did use free horse manure for a few years until it was no longer available to us but many of the plants I grow also make good fertilizer like the comfrey and the nettle.
@@RainCountryHomestead Unfortunately, not everyone has the type of soil that will grow crops with just manure. That is typically due to the soil being over used without being fed but some times it's just because the soil is too sandy and needs a few years of amending to change it's composition. Crops will grow in sandy soil, but not very good. Hollis on Hollis and Nancy's homestead is in sandy Florida and he said that he gets a better yield the second year after he starts using a garden area. That is because he amends his soil with black cow and it takes that year for it to break down properly. After that, a yearly treatment gives him good crop yields. The plants don't know the difference between the concentrated man made fertilizer and the natural fertilizer, but, people going without food will certainly know the difference if their soil is not up to growing a good crop. On the other hand, if you just happened to buy 40 acres of land that hasn't been farmed in a decade or two like Danny and Wanda on Deep South Homestead recently did, you may end up with soil that doesn't need a whole lot of amending. Soil is not always the same, and the land down the road from you may need to be treated differently than your land. So one has to investigate the soil before planting crops.
@@scotttovey Yes, of course I understand that not everyone has the same soil just like not everyone has the same climate and this is something I speak of in many of my gardening related videos but when I first started, I never used manure, that came later when it was available. In fact I used nothing we just tilled and started planting and I was able to grow quite a bit even in our soil that gets very depleted from our great amount of rains. My point is that no matter where one is, they can do something without having to spend a lot of money or go with synthetic fertilizers that though may still help the plant, CAN affect the quality of the food itself and the health impact it has
I am not familiar with the great many abbreviations that keep coming up every day so it would be easier for me if you could clarify what you are asking
Can you still use the lilacs when there not as fragrant. Also can you just air dry them and still have the scent when they are more fragrant. I'm just learning about herbs.
I bought it as a start. I have never seen seed and even though I have been growing it for years, I have never seen mine get seed. I am starting to think it is sterile and can only be propagated through root cuttings
Who do you think created the tests in the medical industry? They needed the tests to read a particular way in order to tell people what they need and don't need. Big pharma always has a fix (except it fixes nothing and fill their pockets).
"I'm not going to do blanket statements for everyone". Yeah, those tend to get really stupid really fast. Like the blanket statement that everyone needs to stop eating processed foods and canned foods. Really? Soooo, what are they going to eat? After all, there is something far worse and dangerous than eating all the processed food. It's eating too little food or no food at all. I can assure you from personal experience that; eating too little food, or no food at all; will kill you a whole lot faster, than eating all that processed food. If you want people to change their diets for the better, tell them to get the high fructose corn syrup out of their diet. That will cover the majority of bad stuff people eat, and that alone will improve their health which will then encourage them to look to the next step.
If one has a choice of healthy, natural foods over highly processed, that is simply the obvious wise choice but when nothing else is available, yes, it is still food and has necessary calories. So as I say, put up the healthiest food you can but processed food is better than no food. I get irritated at the constant fear mongering of a whole natural food group. The latest now is seed oils including coconut, olive, and avocado and I am just not buying it. Then there are those that get on the keto diet and label all carbs as poison, no matter what their source and that is just dumb. I could go on but I already have a rant video coming out on this very topic
@@RainCountryHomestead I was under the impression that seed oils did not include olive oil which is highly used in the Mediterranean diet. But it's not that surprising.
@@RainCountryHomestead "That is what I thought but someone just lectured me in a comment on another video and they included olive and coconut oils in their list" I just double checked with a search. Olive oil is not made from the seed. It is made from the olive itself and has been done that way for over 3000 years. It could be there is an idiot out there that decided they could save money by including the seeds in the mix.
@@scotttovey The argument was not whether or not they are seed oils really but that they were trying to tell me no plant based oils are healthy. I agree that butter is a healthy fat but to demonize all plant based oils is ridiculous
Heidi you are getting really good at answering angry people nicely, clearly and effectively. You stay rational and patient and compassionate. Wonderful watching you.
Thank you for that June!
@@RainCountryHomesteadthank you
Some folks are just quarrelsome and live for drama. You God-fearing ladies on u tube are so patient, you are loved and appreciated😊❤❤
I absolutely loved your rant for the day!! People really need to wake up God is the one that designed us and he designed this earth to keep us healthy! ❤
Heidi I have followed and listened to you long enough to know you do not say anything without a lot or research, so thank you for always giving us such good, clear information
As I finished planting all the plants I'd ordered in this year, and the things I'd started from seed & cuttings, I looked around and thought, "I don't think I'll need to buy any plants for a year or two, by the time these things grow to maturity I'm out of room". Now I'm thinking I need to find a place to squeeze in a lilac bush. I'd look for a bigger property, but at my age I don't have it in me to replant all this stuff again somewhere else.
I just feel God sent you to me. Your such a blessing. Such a wealth of knowledge, wisdom, talent, and experience.
I enjoy all your videos.
My favorite vanilla extract is Bourbon vanilla. My mom got me started when she sent me bourbon vanilla sugar and bourbon vanilla beans from Germany. She died in 2015, and I started getting creative making my own. Spiced rum vanilla extract is my next favorite
I can smell this video!🤗🪻🪻🪻
Thank you for your ideas on this video. I am a nurse, and you are correct. Treat the symptoms, and don't just look for a test to take.
My dehydrator goes nonstop this time of year also, my herbs are growing like crazy, and I harvested all my garlic. Lilac is one I don’t have- yet! 😊 Thanks Heidi! Many Blessings!
Thank you so much Heidi for sharing such important information. Listening to our own bodies is a beautiful gift from God.
So true on what may work for one may not for another. My one son had kidney failure since 2018. He was in and out of the hospital so much. He finally figured out some of the reasons of his problem was they were treating him like all the other patients with kidney failure - giving him meds, which one was causing his blood pressure to go so high. He learned to argue with doctors and nurses about it because he was listening to his body. After refusing that certain med and getting the doctors to listen to him, his last year before he had a kidney transplant (this year), he was not in the hospital at all. Yes, he went through dialysis 3 times a week for 5 years and came close to dying. He was misdiagnosed from the start and treated for a year before both his kidneys nearly failed. He had 3 leaking arteries, and it took them over a year to realize that and treat it.
One wonders why I have a hard time in trusting the medical field.
Good grief but this is a pretty common story, such a shame.
@RainCountryHomestead Yes, it is. My dad used to say God gave us what we need - it is just knowing what to use, how to use, etc. My dad went through a lot when he started looking into herbs, etc. Because of him, I want to learn more of herbs, etc. I wish I knew what I did today years ago. Nowadays, it helps having so much more information out there. I am in my 60s now but am foraging and growing herbs along with some berries and vegetables.
I have 4 kids, which they are all on some type of medication. I do not take anything. Funny the other day, my one son and I were talking about grounding. He has been doing lots of research since everything he has been through.
Good This~N~That video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤❤❤❤
Perfect timing,Im sitting here harvesting all my petals from my lilac tree. I am having a great blossom this year.. Thank you
People are impossible to please. Be yourself!❤
I always will be, just frustrates me when people want to argue or tell me I am wrong simply because they did not bother to take the time to listen
I thought your vitamin D video was great and very thorough. People really need to watch the entire video! I do need 20K of vitamin D and 200 of K2 daily because I have a deficiency. Many doctors are now promoting huge doses. My dose is huge because I have a malabsorption issue and I check the levels regularly with blood tests. Anyone taking much should be checking blood levels to see how much is necessary. I appreciate you so much.
if your liver is sluggish or your gall bladder, you wont be able to absorb vit d. Could be why you are deficient.
I really appreciated the information you give in your videos. Thank you ❤
Heidi, I can't wait for my new Lilac bushes big, so I can use the flowers again. I made my Extraction and Tincture. I am glad I made some when we were still in Wisconsin, Thank you for another Great teaching video. Heidi, like anything you can overdo Vitamins too!! like you say you need to be Intune with your body. I don't do the K2 I get it from my food with my D3. Thank you Heidi, for all the hard work you do to for us as you Study and encourage us to do the same. Thank you!
Oooooh Lilacs are my FAVORITE!!!!
You are such a wonderful person! Thank you for All you do!!! God Bless!!
Thank you Heidi & God bless 🥰🥰
That’s beautiful Lilac!😊
Hey Heidi & you go girl on the 6week ahead on your videos🥰🙌🙌🥰
I bet you could freeze some of the water for a later use...I've never done anything with my lilacs. I'll be looking up this video for next year. Mine are finished for this year. I'm getting ready to do some different things with lavender this year so happy to learn from you. I get inspired to be creative and do new things because ofyou so thank you again 🙌💖
Thanks Heidi 😊
Saludos desde México, muchas gracias por tus vídeos, perdón pero deberías teber miles y miles de 👍la información que nos regalas es increíble, Dios te bendice 😊
Interesting this n that! Great video as usual! 👍👍👍
Thank you Heidi!
Blessings! 💜
I love the basil, oregano, and mint on my salads and yogurt true vitamin D is not for everyone thank you may God bless you and your family 💕💖🕊️🙏🏼
I do not htink I would care for them so much in yogurt but do love adding fresh sweet basic and thyme along with the golden oregano
Thank you.
Anther great one Heidi! I really wanna grow that golden oregano! It’s beautiful! ❤ from Kristy in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I think there are some people that just live to argue. Obviously they didn't listen to what you said. I feel the need for a rant at least once a week.
And I feel I need to rant at least once a week! haha
I definitely like your videos and Your channel!
Have you ever tried making a solid perfume with lilac? I've read about a process called enfleurage for making floral perfumes, but I've never tried it.
No, I have not
Heidi do you have videos on using lilac and other fragrent flowers/herbs to make an all natural perfume????
No, sorry
If you search ‘enfluerage’ you’ll find how to videos
My mother's lilacs are not in the best shape and I trimmed them back quite a bit last year to try and nurse them back to health, so they only had two or three blossoms. I really think that they are pretty much at the end of their lives. The one was my grandmother's that my mother transplanted from the old homeplace. I've tried to root cuttings with no success. If anyone has some surefire tips for propagating lilacs I would love to hear them.
Have you tried using some kind of rooting hormone such as Rootone? I have made quite a few new honeysuckle plants using one.
I have and they still didn't take. I don't know if I did it at the wrong time of year, if I got cuttings that were too woody...
How are you rooting the cuttings? Have you rooting it in plain water? To root in water you need to trim back a soft growing tip, cut the branch back to just before you see harder "bark", at the bottom of a node. Trim off most of the leaves leaving only a few at the top and put in a glass/jar of water. I usually set the jar where its will get morning light. Change the jar & water every week. As long as the leaves stay green and fresh looking it will make roots. Some plants it takes a couple of months and some plants only a couple of weeks. As long as the leaves don't wilt keep changing the container & water. Make a whole jar full of cuttings to improve your chances.
Good day Heidi.
I'll go find it, just wanted to mention I don't see the link for the other Lilac video in the description tho in case you forgot it.
I just checked and it is right at the top so not sure how you would have missed it
@@RainCountryHomestead oh good grief! Sorry. I wasn't awake clearly as I misunderstood those to be timestamps for the current video. Oops 😬
Thank you have a great day
Ah, that makes sense and is understandable, haha
Can Korean lilac be used? What are uses of peonies? What are uses if honeysuckle? How you keep everything organized? I am amazed how you get anything done. Where do you buy wine making supplies? God Bless You.
I do not know what Korean lilac is and what the difference is so I suggest looking it up. Here is the video I have on honeysuckle: th-cam.com/video/EtUQQ0l6gVo/w-d-xo.html
Here is my series on wine making where I also explain where to find needed items: th-cam.com/play/PLzVtTPDzFPKFtB45ulnLxFmo0mPdd23wq.html
Thank You Heidi! Korean Lilac are a smaller bush. Sometimes used as edging for boarder. The flower are smaller than traditional lilacs and more fragrance that than the traditional. The flowers only last a short time. I love your video.
I had no idea to get rasberry and blackberry leaves.. how about blueberry leaves? I better get the rasberry and blackberry now.. 2 of the blueberry plants have blueberries already wowza my first year bought them from a local farm for $5.99 unbelievable only purchased 5 2 of one variety 2 of another and 1 of the 3rd variety.
Yes, blueberry as well
I have read that lilac is good for anxiety as is other herbs. My question is if someone needs to take a anxiety tenture should they only take that herb and not mix other anxiety herbs? Is ther a danger with mixing these kind of herbs? I enjoy your videos and learn a lot from you. Keep up the good work and thank you for all the info. Good Bless
It all depends on the person and the specific herbs. I have yet to have any issues with mixing herbs for anything.
Re: BEETS. Have you dehydrated your own beets? I was just wondering if home dehydrating beets will be good. Any suggestions?
I do not recall if they were my own but I did dehydrate some and make into a beet powder years ago but I have not been able to grow a lot of beets in the past several years
I recently started making homemade soda and was wondering What are your favorite kinds of homemade soda ?
I cover those here: th-cam.com/video/jopIzthrPsg/w-d-xo.html
I’m in zone 8a/8b but I may try to grow these. I see they are not for hot humid areas LOL! Well, 40 miles from Okefenokee Swamp is definitely hot and humid :/
Thanks Heidi love ur knowledge❤ so is the infusion more of an extract since u added wine to it or a flavored honey?
If it’s just a flavored honey what is the purpose of adding the wine to it?
It is for the purpose of flavoring (which I did add in text but I can understand if you are listening rather than watching and missed that part) and yes, it is more of an extract but I was also talking about other infusions such as the water.
@@RainCountryHomestead lol thanks! Yes I usually am mostly listening while doing chores etc…… 🥰
@@violettraine1029 I get that as I do the same :)
Organic Gardening is another blanket key praise that one must be careful with.
Let's take animal manure as an example.
If the animals were fed food that is contaminated with an herbicide that does not break down during the natural composing process, you will contaminate and may end up killing your garden area.
In addition, it takes a year before animal manure breaks down sufficiently to start feeding the plants. So if you are dealing with soil that is lacking in anything and needs amending to build up, you will need to use synthetic fertilizer in conjunction with the organic gardening processes for a couple years to build that soil up so that it can produce as much yield as possible and you will have to amend the soil with the animal manure on a yearly basis to keep the soil fertile.
Most people don't want to put that kind of time and energy and effort into growing food or anything else in a garden.
As for me, I live in an apartment so I either have to do container gardening or hydroponics gardening in order to benefit from fresh veggies.
I have never used synthetic fertilizers and have built my soil up mostly using natural sources we can get for free. Mostly now it comes from grass clippings that are never sprayed, mostly those from our other property, chicken manure from our own chickens that only eat organically. We did use free horse manure for a few years until it was no longer available to us but many of the plants I grow also make good fertilizer like the comfrey and the nettle.
@@RainCountryHomestead
Unfortunately, not everyone has the type of soil that will grow crops with just manure. That is typically due to the soil being over used without being fed but some times it's just because the soil is too sandy and needs a few years of amending to change it's composition.
Crops will grow in sandy soil, but not very good. Hollis on Hollis and Nancy's homestead is in sandy Florida and he said that he gets a better yield the second year after he starts using a garden area. That is because he amends his soil with black cow and it takes that year for it to break down properly. After that, a yearly treatment gives him good crop yields.
The plants don't know the difference between the concentrated man made fertilizer and the natural fertilizer, but, people going without food will certainly know the difference if their soil is not up to growing a good crop.
On the other hand, if you just happened to buy 40 acres of land that hasn't been farmed in a decade or two like Danny and Wanda on Deep South Homestead recently did, you may end up with soil that doesn't need a whole lot of amending.
Soil is not always the same, and the land down the road from you may need to be treated differently than your land. So one has to investigate the soil before planting crops.
@@scotttovey Yes, of course I understand that not everyone has the same soil just like not everyone has the same climate and this is something I speak of in many of my gardening related videos but when I first started, I never used manure, that came later when it was available. In fact I used nothing we just tilled and started planting and I was able to grow quite a bit even in our soil that gets very depleted from our great amount of rains. My point is that no matter where one is, they can do something without having to spend a lot of money or go with synthetic fertilizers that though may still help the plant, CAN affect the quality of the food itself and the health impact it has
Hello Heidi. Do you have a video for RLS?
I am not familiar with the great many abbreviations that keep coming up every day so it would be easier for me if you could clarify what you are asking
Do you have any idea why my lemon balm leaves are turning brown? Did I wait too long to harvest it ?
turning brown on the plant or turning brown while dehydrating?
On the plant. I just went on and dehydrated it
Can you still use the lilacs when there not as fragrant. Also can you just air dry them and still have the scent when they are more fragrant. I'm just learning about herbs.
I would assume so, not sure if the benefits would be as great though
Can store bought wine be used, and if so, what kind?
Yes, of course, whatever kind you want
HEIDI DO YOU EVER GET TINY BLACK SPOTS ON YOUR OREGANO?? I hope not,but mine this year has tiny black spots all over it💞💞
I get some here and there on the various mints but not tons and I just do not use those, I do not know what they are caused from
What is the best way to infuse lilacs in oil for skin
Same as I show here: th-cam.com/video/ZE3it47z1OQ/w-d-xo.html
Where did you get the golden oregano seeds?
I bought it as a start. I have never seen seed and even though I have been growing it for years, I have never seen mine get seed. I am starting to think it is sterile and can only be propagated through root cuttings
Thank you for your response. I'll see if I can find it as a start.
What is cream honey 🍯?
Honey that has been whipped or churned and it gives it a thicker but creamier quality
TH-cam will not let me press the like button. Isn't that weird
Do you have an online store?
Not any more but I do still sell products. People email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I send them back a product list
😊🌱💚🌻🐝
Who do you think created the tests in the medical industry? They needed the tests to read a particular way in order to tell people what they need and don't need. Big pharma always has a fix (except it fixes nothing and fill their pockets).
Exactly!
Rich white men
I have the whiter lilac and i find they stink rather than smell like lilac lol
I thought your vitamin D video was very informative.
Please ignore the idiotic comments. There will always be people who don't listen. Just move on.
"I'm not going to do blanket statements for everyone".
Yeah, those tend to get really stupid really fast.
Like the blanket statement that everyone needs to stop eating processed foods and canned foods.
Really?
Soooo, what are they going to eat?
After all, there is something far worse and dangerous than eating all the processed food. It's eating too little food or no food at all.
I can assure you from personal experience that; eating too little food, or no food at all; will kill you a whole lot faster, than eating all that processed food.
If you want people to change their diets for the better, tell them to get the high fructose corn syrup out of their diet. That will cover the majority of bad stuff people eat, and that alone will improve their health which will then encourage them to look to the next step.
If one has a choice of healthy, natural foods over highly processed, that is simply the obvious wise choice but when nothing else is available, yes, it is still food and has necessary calories. So as I say, put up the healthiest food you can but processed food is better than no food.
I get irritated at the constant fear mongering of a whole natural food group. The latest now is seed oils including coconut, olive, and avocado and I am just not buying it. Then there are those that get on the keto diet and label all carbs as poison, no matter what their source and that is just dumb. I could go on but I already have a rant video coming out on this very topic
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I was under the impression that seed oils did not include olive oil which is highly used in the Mediterranean diet. But it's not that surprising.
@@scotttovey That is what I thought but someone just lectured me in a comment on another video and they included olive and coconut oils in their list
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"That is what I thought but someone just lectured me in a comment on another video and they included olive and coconut oils in their list"
I just double checked with a search.
Olive oil is not made from the seed.
It is made from the olive itself and has been done that way for over 3000 years.
It could be there is an idiot out there that decided they could save money by including the seeds in the mix.
@@scotttovey The argument was not whether or not they are seed oils really but that they were trying to tell me no plant based oils are healthy. I agree that butter is a healthy fat but to demonize all plant based oils is ridiculous