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After watching your video I went into the garden to check out the taste of my purple dead nettles which I considered a pretty wildflower but didn't know they were edible too. Wow - fantastic taste! Thank you for valuable information and for enriching my culinary life as well. Greetings from Sweden.
Good health! 🌿 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I live in New York City, USA. Dead nettle caught my attention for the first time a few weeks ago. I never noticed it before. I felt a strong connection to it so I used my Plant App to identify it but wasn't sure of its uses. This past weekend I volunteered at a community garden and it stood out to me again. This morning, I came across your video about dead nettle when I was searching for information about cleavers. Wow! I will be working with this plant. I'm convinced that it wants to work with me for specific healing. Thank you again.
I just left Long Island for Virginia. I wanted to say, it's wonderful that even in the city, you're able to enjoy these things! Community gardens are one of the greatest things to pop up ll over in the last decade or 2.
I've got white nettles all around the house, so very happy about that. Great story. And by the way it is said that is good to pay attention to the wild herbs growing freely just where one lives as they may just be the ones one actually needs to improve one's health
I love your videos and your beautiful theme music! I've been pulling purple dead nettle out of my garden every year and throwing it on the compost pile, so I guess I have extra-good compost! Now that you taught me its value, I'll be eating it rather than throwing it out. I live in New Jersey, USA, and the local farm fields are blooming with the purple variety at this time of year. It's really lovely en masse.
I knew they were edible, when I was a child we use to eat them flowers with my friends, but had no clue about their leaves are edible too. It would be nice if you could make us a video on how to make a soup out of them. It would be much appreciated. Thank you for the video and I wish to keep it up. Greetings from Spain.
Thank you for this information. Everywhere I look in my yard, I see Purple Dead Nettle. I've always wondered what it was and if it had medicinal properties. From a distance it resembles Heal-All which I've used since childhood, However Purple Dead Nettle doesn't grow where I was raised in Montana, and Heal-All is quite scarce where I'm now living. Only this year I happened upon information identifying it. I wish that I had a way to post a photo of the massive patches that I am about to harvest. Thank you again!
I've been using stinging nettles for a while but didn't know the dead nettles were edible! That patch in the garden which was about to be weeded out now has a stay of execution 😉 Love your channel - the natural world gives us so much if we know where to look. Peace xXx
Awesome video! I live in UK England but I'm originally from Romania in Eastern Europe, I remember the dead nettles from my childhood as pretty looking weeds. I always loved foraging, in Romania people forage mostly nettles and wild garlic in the spring. Now I've discovered a lot of weeds my grandma would feed to the chickens or pigs are perfectly good to eat for humans too!!!
Also my parents used to forage (and still do) blackberries, wild raspberries, wild strawberries, forest nuts, no one ever knew that a lot of things from our gardens that we see as damaging weeds are delicious and nutritious for people too!
What a great video! I love the time you put in on the history of the plants origins and the visuals you use. I never heard of yellow dead nettle and now I'll be on the lookout to add it to my list!
I have purple dead nettles all over my yard and can't wait to try them in a little spring salad or lightly fried with onion grass. This video was very helpful! Just tried a raw flower and it was delightfully sweet. (also surprised with that tribute to Thich Nhat Hanh at the end. His teachings and speeches meant a lot to me during my early 20s ❤)
Started watching yesterday night, went today to find some herbs and kept eyeing the dead nettles thinking how tasty the white flowers were when I was a kid 😂. I love your chanel and energy and thank you ♥️♥️♥️
Wonderful, THANK YOU! There are tons of Yellow and Purple dead nettles where I live in a forest. They are invasive and are illegal in the county south of here. I just learned the yellow version is edible which could be one way to curtail the invasion which crowds out the native plants here in Washington State USA.
Thank you so much your videos are so informative and helpful you inspired me to start studying herbalism I heard somewhere you can use dandelion to make a tea to help with acne is there a recipe you can recommend as I’m looking at doing a tea making course after I finish my herbal compendium xx 😘
thank you so much for your videos. I love your videos very much. one comment though, can you please sound of your videos louder because it is almost inaudible? I'm always looking forwad for your videos.
I like the music. For my personal preference, the strings were played a little too hard to blend in with the rest but I like this kind of music. What is the name of it?
You mentioned that yellow dead nettle was illegal in the US, can you provide a source you got that information from? I'm having trouble finding anything about that mentioned anywhere online. Purple dead nettle grows fairly abundantly in spring here in the southeastern US and I've been looking into other varieties and cultivars of Lamium plants, some of the yellow ones are gorgeous.
Never seen yellow nettle - but yea - purple dead nettle - i use often; i've heard from another video - got it's name from it's latin origins which means purple monster of death; because it would destroy farming fields - highly invasive plant. The first one, white one, looks like mustard garlic.... Maybe it's the same thing? That or looks a lot like it. I'm in Jersey - USA.
They look slightly similar but have key differences it would be difficult to mistake the two. Google search garlic mustard & then white dead nettle you'll see when you compare them the difference 🙂
@@homeiswhereourheartis just did - I see your point - we don't have that around here either - you'd be honored to know that your videos come up first when I look it up on the youtube! lol Hey man - appreciate your content - you seem like a really amazing person and same with the Mrs. Our Wild Violet, comes in three different colors - probably has to do wit that - local pollination and mingling.
Hello. My name is Bobbi. I’m from Tennessee in the US. I have know purple dead nettle for a long time. You mentioned it might be illegal in the states I’ve never heard that . Can you please explain? May 5th 2023.
I just had to look myself. Invasive species. Funny how most invasive species in USA are actually full of medicine people could benefit from.i let my backyard go back to nature and it fills with many healthy edibles. The other weird part is grass is grain. Once a food crop of independence now a fine if you don't cut it 🤔
Having worked in radio, I know adjusting sound, also know as potting up, or potting down, is very simple with basic equipment that don't require extensive training to operate...why does TH-cam neglect this simple and inexpensive procedure? Turning volume fully up too hear video no louder than a whisper, then being pummeled by blasting commercial volume is antithetical to promoting advertisment as the pain of hearing so loud a broadcast shuts down all receptivity to listen...!
It's been a real pain to overcome that sound issue. But after alot of work we had to buy an entire new camera that youtubes audio preferred. So now when we make videos the audio is fine. But what an absolute pain it's been !
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I pick the deadnettles to feed to my tortoises, they're going to have to share with me in future!
After watching your video I went into the garden to check out the taste of my purple dead nettles which I considered a pretty wildflower but didn't know they were edible too. Wow - fantastic taste! Thank you for valuable information and for enriching my culinary life as well. Greetings from Sweden.
Good health! 🌿 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I live in New York City, USA. Dead nettle caught my attention for the first time a few weeks ago. I never noticed it before. I felt a strong connection to it so I used my Plant App to identify it but wasn't sure of its uses. This past weekend I volunteered at a community garden and it stood out to me again. This morning, I came across your video about dead nettle when I was searching for information about cleavers. Wow! I will be working with this plant. I'm convinced that it wants to work with me for specific healing. Thank you again.
Enjoy its a great plant to work with 😁
I just left Long Island for Virginia. I wanted to say, it's wonderful that even in the city, you're able to enjoy these things! Community gardens are one of the greatest things to pop up ll over in the last decade or 2.
I've got white nettles all around the house, so very happy about that. Great story. And by the way it is said that is good to pay attention to the wild herbs growing freely just where one lives as they may just be the ones one actually needs to improve one's health
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Love this video, as I love dead nettles, having white ones and an odd purple one in my garden, the bees absolutely love them!
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Oh you didn't lie when saying that spring was in full bloom 🌸 🌸 🌸 Beautiful!
I love your videos and your beautiful theme music! I've been pulling purple dead nettle out of my garden every year and throwing it on the compost pile, so I guess I have extra-good compost! Now that you taught me its value, I'll be eating it rather than throwing it out. I live in New Jersey, USA, and the local farm fields are blooming with the purple variety at this time of year. It's really lovely en masse.
I knew they were edible, when I was a child we use to eat them flowers with my friends, but had no clue about their leaves are edible too. It would be nice if you could make us a video on how to make a soup out of them. It would be much appreciated. Thank you for the video and I wish to keep it up. Greetings from Spain.
Thank you for this information. Everywhere I look in my yard, I see Purple Dead Nettle. I've always wondered what it was and if it had medicinal properties. From a distance it resembles Heal-All which I've used since childhood, However Purple Dead Nettle doesn't grow where I was raised in Montana, and Heal-All is quite scarce where I'm now living. Only this year I happened upon information identifying it. I wish that I had a way to post a photo of the massive patches that I am about to harvest. Thank you again!
I've been using stinging nettles for a while but didn't know the dead nettles were edible! That patch in the garden which was about to be weeded out now has a stay of execution 😉
Love your channel - the natural world gives us so much if we know where to look. Peace xXx
Awesome video! I live in UK England but I'm originally from Romania in Eastern Europe, I remember the dead nettles from my childhood as pretty looking weeds. I always loved foraging, in Romania people forage mostly nettles and wild garlic in the spring. Now I've discovered a lot of weeds my grandma would feed to the chickens or pigs are perfectly good to eat for humans too!!!
Also my parents used to forage (and still do) blackberries, wild raspberries, wild strawberries, forest nuts, no one ever knew that a lot of things from our gardens that we see as damaging weeds are delicious and nutritious for people too!
What a great video! I love the time you put in on the history of the plants origins and the visuals you use. I never heard of yellow dead nettle and now I'll be on the lookout to add it to my list!
Thank you ! I'm just finishing a new video with some fun mythology at the end that will be uploaded tomorrow 🙂
Brilliant stuff thanks for sharing your Knowledge
Cheers reece!
I have purple dead nettles all over my yard and can't wait to try them in a little spring salad or lightly fried with onion grass.
This video was very helpful! Just tried a raw flower and it was delightfully sweet.
(also surprised with that tribute to Thich Nhat Hanh at the end. His teachings and speeches meant a lot to me during my early 20s ❤)
Started watching yesterday night, went today to find some herbs and kept eyeing the dead nettles thinking how tasty the white flowers were when I was a kid 😂. I love your chanel and energy and thank you ♥️♥️♥️
I love what your doing Dane! Love to the family and your brood! 🌈🌀
Thank you Miranda!
Love love love this... great content thankyou!
Thanks for watching 😁
I use them in soups and eat them raw great video as always a pleasure 🙏
Nice video. I love your energy.
Absolutely phenomenal, you make me feel great I love watching you, and your fantastic family. Take care my darlings Blessings to you all XXX
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I was out foraging these around the time this was uploaded. Now I'm back inside and excited to watch it!
You are so adorable to listen to!
Fantastic explanation of the dead nettle’s thanks a lot buddy
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nice info, nice music, nice cinematography, nice talking, nice video :)
Nice comment 😁
Thank you-- its a very good video
Thanks! nice share
I have learned so much from your channel!!!!! Thank you ❤❤😊😊
Your welcome dave !😁
Thank you for a great video
We have several garden varieties here in Canada now the leaf pattern can be very interesting
wow that ending was so amazing 💯💯💯
Thank you 😁
Thank you love your videos 💚💙
What a wonderful video...🙂 So interesting, I'll be looking for the dead nettle in May.... 👍
Thank you napoleon solo! Did you see your name in the patreon credits 😁
@@homeiswhereourheartis Yes I did 🙂👍
Great info only got to know dead nettle this spring but you've added so much information for me to work on from here Thank You
Wonderful, THANK YOU! There are tons of Yellow and Purple dead nettles where I live in a forest. They are invasive and are illegal in the county south of here. I just learned the yellow version is edible which could be one way to curtail the invasion which crowds out the native plants here in Washington State USA.
The purple one is edible too, it's a species of mint
Lovely video, it's great to learn the history, mythology and herbology about nature 😀
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time.
Thank you so much your videos are so informative and helpful you inspired me to start studying herbalism I heard somewhere you can use dandelion to make a tea to help with acne is there a recipe you can recommend as I’m looking at doing a tea making course after I finish my herbal compendium xx 😘
God bless you
Thank you it was so interesting!
Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Loved this. Thanks so much.
This was so brilliant i thoroughly enjoyed this x
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Brilliant video once again x ⭐🌿
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Love the info!
Amazing video 👏🏼
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thank you so much for your videos. I love your videos very much. one comment though, can you please sound of your videos louder because it is almost inaudible? I'm always looking forwad for your videos.
The sound issue will be gone in our future videos. We've brought a new camera 😁
Great sync! I posted about purple dead nettle today!
Awesome ✌️😁
thank you!
Your welcome 😁
I like the music. For my personal preference, the strings were played a little too hard to blend in with the rest but I like this kind of music. What is the name of it?
Great video thanks!! Can you say anything else about yellow archangel being illegal in USA?? Strange!
Which one would you say is best for allergy's and would they be best in tea or salad ?my granddaughter suffers really bad allergies
White dead nettle is strongest & its best as a tea. Search through our channel & you'll see our allergy tea video 😁
@@homeiswhereourheartis thank you 😘
You mentioned that yellow dead nettle was illegal in the US, can you provide a source you got that information from? I'm having trouble finding anything about that mentioned anywhere online. Purple dead nettle grows fairly abundantly in spring here in the southeastern US and I've been looking into other varieties and cultivars of Lamium plants, some of the yellow ones are gorgeous.
Just found your channel.
Welcome 😁
Never seen yellow nettle - but yea - purple dead nettle - i use often; i've heard from another video - got it's name from it's latin origins which means purple monster of death; because it would destroy farming fields - highly invasive plant. The first one, white one, looks like mustard garlic.... Maybe it's the same thing? That or looks a lot like it. I'm in Jersey - USA.
They look slightly similar but have key differences it would be difficult to mistake the two. Google search garlic mustard & then white dead nettle you'll see when you compare them the difference 🙂
@@homeiswhereourheartis just did - I see your point - we don't have that around here either - you'd be honored to know that your videos come up first when I look it up on the youtube! lol Hey man - appreciate your content - you seem like a really amazing person and same with the Mrs. Our Wild Violet, comes in three different colors - probably has to do wit that - local pollination and mingling.
Hello. My name is Bobbi. I’m from Tennessee in the US. I have know purple dead nettle for a long time. You mentioned it might be illegal in the states I’ve never heard that . Can you please explain? May 5th 2023.
Illegal 😳 I live in Louisiana and I have them everywhere in my yard 😂😂
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Love u guys...where do u live?
Love your videos but I couldn't hear you the best in this one. Had to use earphones to be able to hear you
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Stinging nettle tasted good too just have to boil them
Why is the yellow illegal in the USA? I never new about the white and yellow. My yard is full of purple dead nettles.
I just had to look myself. Invasive species. Funny how most invasive species in USA are actually full of medicine people could benefit from.i let my backyard go back to nature and it fills with many healthy edibles. The other weird part is grass is grain. Once a food crop of independence now a fine if you don't cut it 🤔
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Hello
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Having worked in radio, I know adjusting sound, also know as potting up, or potting down, is very simple with basic equipment that don't require extensive training to operate...why does TH-cam neglect this simple and inexpensive procedure? Turning volume fully up too hear video no louder than a whisper, then being pummeled by blasting commercial volume is antithetical to promoting advertisment as the pain of hearing so loud a broadcast shuts down all receptivity to listen...!
It's been a real pain to overcome that sound issue. But after alot of work we had to buy an entire new camera that youtubes audio preferred. So now when we make videos the audio is fine. But what an absolute pain it's been !
Sound is not good
I wonder what the pre-Christian mythology was for dead nettle as it was around for far longer before the rise of christainity
CAN'T HEAR YOU!
Illegal?
I remember my cousin telling me you could eat white dead nettles when we were kids ... I never trusted him 🤣
Probably For the best 🤣
@@homeiswhereourheartis but as it turns out, he was right, I'll never question anyone ever again
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