To reiterate when Annie says "be sure if the species" she's correct. It's really easy to mistake pine for other needle trees in the woods here in the PNW. Our pine has smaller needles then other state, so please be careful ☺️ there are lots of great sites to help you learn what tree is what.
Unfortunately it will not be around for long most government's want concrete jungles real have so much removed every day in our town it's heartbreaking
Everyone, say one magickal thing that happened today! For me, I got to take a relaxing of breath of fresh air and hug my doggo outside 🌱 🐶❤️✨ EDIT: *I FINISHED MY OSTARA ALTAR GUYS!*
I hope you love this area. I have lived here most of my adulthood. I love the nature in the region. I hope that you find peace and joy amongst the green.
Your kitchen look so cosy with all those ferns!! You've really brought nature with you to the apartment 💚 Looking forward to your coming videos, would love more herbalist content!
This is so lovely and a very beautiful video Annie! Thank you for sharing 🙏 I do think it's worth mentioning that often mistaken for pine needles are the highly poisonous yew tree needles - which when consumed as tea has been fatal. To distinguish the two, the yew has orange/red berries containing a visible and toxic seed within. This is something I personally would be extremely cautious about whilst foraging. 💓 Xx
Literally just last night I was researching about Pinecones and Pine needles and here this video is🧍♀️I find it ironic how I was also talking to my mother about tea the other day too lmaoooo, perfect timing!! 🕺
@@darksidebeauty9907 Yes I am aware of that haha but this is a bit different since the video dropped the day after it wasn't yk like an ad or recommended video or something I searched for
I love your new apartment, it looks so cute! To see all of your posters from your cottage and plants everywhere brought a big smile to my face. :) Can't wait to see a new kitchen witchery video! Sending love and happiness from Chicago!
Pine needle tea; a staple for New England Herbalists. I like to use a lot of needles in mine for more flavor. Love the vitamin C pine gives us. Delightful brew in winter but also great all seasons. New apartment looks beautiful!
When you're settled into your new place, could you film a video of you out foraging these plants? I love watching all your videos and would love to see how you decided which plants to forage and which ones you decided aren't safe when you're out and about! :D I hope you're enjoying your new place
Congratulations on your move...Seattle is lovely!!! Pine resin is also wonderful to use for medicinal purposes, especially for cuts or wounds. You can burn the dried resin on charcoal and 'smoke' the affected area. It works to disinfect the area and accelerates the healing process. I cut my hand with an ax while camping one time and I used the pine resin in this way. The skin actually resealed itself! It was amazing...
Love the new apartment. Looks like you've really made it your own. I have a pine tree at the bottom of my garden, and now I'm eyeing up it's needles 😊🌲 💚🌳
I have been fighting a cough that just won't quit, so I'm definitely trying this! 😃 I've already been drinking a lot of peppermint tea with honey, so now I'll try adding some pine needles to the mix! Thanks so much for the tip!
When I first moved into this house I had no idea about herbs/plants/sap/etc. You can imagine my delight when I started educating and realized I have pine, evergreen & juniper in my yard! Juniper is magic to my severe digestive issues.
Cozy! You've inspired me to buy some plants, and I also made some plaintain salve using your exact method, it turned out great! You're much younger than me, yet you are teaching me so much. Thank you!
Congrats on the move! We don't have much Pine where I live, but a ton of spruce, and the spring tips make a lovely tea that I can't wait for! :) Happy foraging!
I’m really happy to watch your journey and I hope everyone who is reading this is doing well . I don’t know if my memory is bad but I thought you shared this recipe already ? I don’t want to complain I really don’t mind either way I was just wondering 💕💕
Hi Annie :-) Congratulations on your new place :-) Thanks so much for this recipe ! I have been wondering about how to make this tea recipe properly. Now i just need to make sure my pine tree is safe for this. I hope you are enjoying your new home. Much love and Many Blessings !
Congrats on the move! I love that you’ll get to explore the city and take your followers along with you. Many of us don’t live in stunningly gorgeous/romantic rural or wild areas. Modeling how to connect to nature in a city will be beautiful and powerful. And you are so close to so much stunning nature.
Oh it so good to see you! I’m glad you are starting to feel settled in your new place. You make all your places look so lovely and cozy. I have been wanting to use pine needles and love tea so I’m sure I will be trying this. Hugs to you & Hazel in Seattle! 💛🐺🌲🍯 🍵
yaaaay!! a new video! this channel has been an invaluable resource for me on my newly found green witch path. and you've inspired me to make a salve - just 2 more weeks until my soaking calendula flowers are ready!
Yeah, she mentions it briefly about checking the species but it's worth noting that i've read some species of pine trees are poisonous. So make sure what you know which pine trees are in your area. that being said, I love pine tea and this is a great video.
I'm extremely allergic to pine... like break out into a rash and hives if I so much as brush up against a pine needle allergic! Sadly, ingesting it is out of the question for me 🤣😂🤣😂 Which is a bummer! But I'm still here watching cuz I wanna support your channel and see how you're settling into your new place! Seems lovely! Stay safe & healthy, Annie!
Thank you so much for doing what you are doing. You have taught me so much since I started watching earlier this week. You've really helped me better understand who I am, and I am truly excited for all the things I have been doing just by intuition already. I think I may be a witch. Anyways, just wanted to send some kind words. Many blessings to you and yours!
I hope you're settling in to your new home! I'd be interested in learning more about making teas for spells like "potions." And also a few spells to work on general positive qualities like increased confidence, positive mindset etc 🖤
Love to hear your take on pine needle tea. I shared this also this Winter, how can we not! Pine- she is powerful, magical and everywhere! (At least where I live)
Hi! Hope you’re settling into your new home. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I love that pretty little cup, can you let me know where you got it from please. Thank you. Looking forward to your future recipes! Stay safe. Sending love Mo, UK XX
I love that you use herbs / plants from the outdoors. Definitely new to this - how do you make sure the plants from outdoors are safe to create teas with?
There is a long time very well know raw food vlogger named Markus Rothkranz. He had a book and video on all of the edible plants readily available in different areas. Check out his videos and his Web shop. He has been doing this for decades and has some great resources and really good supplements as well.
I love this channel! I just planted a new peach tree in my garden. I did this to try and connect with nature and green magic. If I can help nature around me I will be happy.
My evening has been intense and scary, and I feel like I've had an energy discharge so this vid was like a blessing! Also, I hope you like your new flat! From what was shown it looks really nice :D
Sweet! I was just collecting pine needles to make tea last week! I always like your creative choices in your videos! I've been watching since you had 5k subscribers. Congrats on the new apartment. :)
As someone also in the Seattle area pine needle tea is something i've been dying to forage for myself and trying brewing. One of my favorite teas is a Douglas Fir tea by Juniper Ridge. I'd love to see how the pines here compare.
Loved this video!!!! I've recently purchased mint in bulk and im preserving most of them through drying them (I've also got some frozen in ice cubes as I heard this keeps them fresh) but other than tea I'm not sure what else dried mint can be used for and I'd love it if you can make a video around dried mint and how it links to spells and the holidays 😊😊😊
Welcome to the PNW! Happy Ostara!🍃 Edit: had no idea you were already living in Washington/PNW, just on the coast lol(checked your Q&A), but nonetheless, hope you enjoy it in your new place!
How should I forage? Should I cut off the brown ends bits? What does this tea taste like? My huge tree in my yard got a serious trim back last year, and is absolutely fluffy with young needles. I should try this!
Thank you for that beautiful video🌸How do you take care of your amazing fern? It looks so green an fresh. Mine is always so dry and dies after a few months 🤷♀️
I love your foraging recipe videos. The Multiflora rose are all in bloom right now here in NY. I know you've done salves, teas and syrups, do you have anything within the spray realm?
Did you do some foraging to 'stock up' before you left the cottage? Also where did you find those cute vinegar bottles in your previous video (on raspberry vinegar?) I have been looking on line and cannot find any that match. Thank you!
I have to say, as a child of the 80s, your hair and the hat are a total 1985 vibe and I love it.
@@solarydays this photo was taken in the 80s and it looks it. You must not be familiar with the time, no offense.
Her hat is very Molly Ringwald circa ‘Pretty in Pink’
@@judyisapunk7928 exactly! Lol
To reiterate when Annie says "be sure if the species" she's correct. It's really easy to mistake pine for other needle trees in the woods here in the PNW. Our pine has smaller needles then other state, so please be careful ☺️ there are lots of great sites to help you learn what tree is what.
😭😭 I'm in NEED of living in a place with more green areas 😭😭
Unfortunately it will not be around for long most government's want concrete jungles real have so much removed every day in our town it's heartbreaking
Oregon, western, off in the woods as you head to cannon beach. Or off the old 99.
Everyone, say one magickal thing that happened today! For me, I got to take a relaxing of breath of fresh air and hug my doggo outside 🌱 🐶❤️✨
EDIT: *I FINISHED MY OSTARA ALTAR GUYS!*
I was able to see the blue sky and feel some sun on my skin for the first time in a week ^v^
A classmate complimented my aesthetic!
A friend of mine got together with someone and im really happy 💜
A crisp rainy day and a long hot shower with the window open. Four healthy, adorable cats and my miraculous husband. So much gratitude.
Drank rosehip tea and felt so relaxed after an exam 😍
Happy Ostara from Norway💐🌙🐰🇳🇴
Happy Ostara too from Serbia 🇷🇸🍭💖
Happy Ostara from Canada as well!🇨🇦
Happy Ostara from Florida 🇺🇸🐰💙💛
Happy Ostara from Switzerland 💚
Minnesota Ostara🌟🌷💕🌸🧚🏽
I hope you love this area. I have lived here most of my adulthood. I love the nature in the region. I hope that you find peace and joy amongst the green.
Your kitchen look so cosy with all those ferns!! You've really brought nature with you to the apartment 💚
Looking forward to your coming videos, would love more herbalist content!
This is so lovely and a very beautiful video Annie! Thank you for sharing 🙏 I do think it's worth mentioning that often mistaken for pine needles are the highly poisonous yew tree needles - which when consumed as tea has been fatal. To distinguish the two, the yew has orange/red berries containing a visible and toxic seed within. This is something I personally would be extremely cautious about whilst foraging. 💓 Xx
Thank you :-)
Can you tell us about your fabulous ceramic mug?
Literally just last night I was researching about Pinecones and Pine needles and here this video is🧍♀️I find it ironic how I was also talking to my mother about tea the other day too lmaoooo, perfect timing!! 🕺
Not perfect timing the government's spy on u through your phone why do you think everything you search comes up on your news feeds.for
@@darksidebeauty9907 Yes I am aware of that haha but this is a bit different since the video dropped the day after it wasn't yk like an ad or recommended video or something I searched for
I love your new apartment, it looks so cute! To see all of your posters from your cottage and plants everywhere brought a big smile to my face. :) Can't wait to see a new kitchen witchery video! Sending love and happiness from Chicago!
it's raining and warm the first spring weather all year and I'm so happy
Your mug is just beautiful. Did you make it? Did you purchase it? Who is the artist so I can purchase one and support them?
Your apartment already looks so lovely and cozy 🖤 also been looking forward to this video! Can’t wait to try it!
Pine needle tea; a staple for New England Herbalists. I like to use a lot of needles in mine for more flavor. Love the vitamin C pine gives us. Delightful brew in winter but also great all seasons. New apartment looks beautiful!
How do create this calm and beautiful aesthetic and vibe everywhere you go? I’m obsessed with it 😍
When you're settled into your new place, could you film a video of you out foraging these plants? I love watching all your videos and would love to see how you decided which plants to forage and which ones you decided aren't safe when you're out and about! :D I hope you're enjoying your new place
You seem so much happier ....also i didn't know i needed a pine needle tea in my life ...going to make mine right now !!!
오늘도 좋은 영상 고마워요 :)
It was very nice to see you again with that pine needle tea. Glad you're settling in. Take care and very best wishes. Alan from England
Love anything pine! I keep the winter ❄️ solstice in my heart 💚 all year long...🌲
Congratulations on your move...Seattle is lovely!!! Pine resin is also wonderful to use for medicinal purposes, especially for cuts or wounds. You can burn the dried resin on charcoal and 'smoke' the affected area. It works to disinfect the area and accelerates the healing process. I cut my hand with an ax while camping one time and I used the pine resin in this way. The skin actually resealed itself! It was amazing...
Love your channel! Im a baby witch lol. 🌱
Just got out of school this is the perfect thing to destress 💜
Love the new apartment. Looks like you've really made it your own. I have a pine tree at the bottom of my garden, and now I'm eyeing up it's needles 😊🌲 💚🌳
I have been fighting a cough that just won't quit, so I'm definitely trying this! 😃 I've already been drinking a lot of peppermint tea with honey, so now I'll try adding some pine needles to the mix! Thanks so much for the tip!
When I first moved into this house I had no idea about herbs/plants/sap/etc. You can imagine my delight when I started educating and realized I have pine, evergreen & juniper in my yard! Juniper is magic to my severe digestive issues.
Hope you love your new spot! And Hazel...what does she think of the doggie park?
Cozy! You've inspired me to buy some plants, and I also made some plaintain salve using your exact method, it turned out great! You're much younger than me, yet you are teaching me so much. Thank you!
Congrats on the move! We don't have much Pine where I live, but a ton of spruce, and the spring tips make a lovely tea that I can't wait for! :) Happy foraging!
I’m really happy to watch your journey and I hope everyone who is reading this is doing well . I don’t know if my memory is bad but I thought you shared this recipe already ? I don’t want to complain I really don’t mind either way I was just wondering 💕💕
was just thinking the same thing
Omg pfp twins
Hi Annie :-) Congratulations on your new place :-) Thanks so much for this recipe ! I have been wondering about how to make this tea recipe properly. Now i just need to make sure my pine tree is safe for this. I hope you are enjoying your new home. Much love and Many Blessings !
I absolutely love making pine needle tea! It so refreshing and soothing
A new beautiful space to do your magic☺️
Congrats on the move! I love that you’ll get to explore the city and take your followers along with you. Many of us don’t live in stunningly gorgeous/romantic rural or wild areas. Modeling how to connect to nature in a city will be beautiful and powerful. And you are so close to so much stunning nature.
Love your new kitchen! Its so bright and cheery looking!
Your apartment looks so beautiful! Seattle is my hometown and I miss it so much. I hope you are enjoying it out there :)
Seeing that you uploaded a new video made my day 💚 I hope you are enjoying your new apartment. I cannot wait to try this tea! You inspire me so much!
I'm so happy for you with the new move and the positive attitude keep it up luv blessed be!
So glad to have you back. 💚
Looks like a great space!
Thank you for being you, Annie. I love hearing about your adventures and the things you make. Thank you so much for what you do.
So happy to see you! All the best to you and Hazel. 💓💓
I really like your new place,It’s really pretty!
Oh it so good to see you! I’m glad you are starting to feel settled in your new place. You make all your places look so lovely and cozy. I have been wanting to use pine needles and love tea so I’m sure I will be trying this. Hugs to you & Hazel in Seattle! 💛🐺🌲🍯 🍵
Can’t wait to try this! Thank you💕
Your home is so Zen.
Everything is beautiful. Thank you for uploading while being busy!!!
yaaaay!! a new video! this channel has been an invaluable resource for me on my newly found green witch path. and you've inspired me to make a salve - just 2 more weeks until my soaking calendula flowers are ready!
Yeah, she mentions it briefly about checking the species but it's worth noting that i've read some species of pine trees are poisonous. So make sure what you know which pine trees are in your area. that being said, I love pine tea and this is a great video.
I hope you can find an antique silver buckle to attach to your hat. 😀
I'm extremely allergic to pine... like break out into a rash and hives if I so much as brush up against a pine needle allergic! Sadly, ingesting it is out of the question for me 🤣😂🤣😂 Which is a bummer!
But I'm still here watching cuz I wanna support your channel and see how you're settling into your new place! Seems lovely! Stay safe & healthy, Annie!
I love your new apartment and setup!(:
I love your style, keep it coming. I went and got myself a cup of tea
Thank you so much for this! I love these type of videos on your channel. They’re informative and still beautiful ...thank you!!
Thank you so much for doing what you are doing. You have taught me so much since I started watching earlier this week. You've really helped me better understand who I am, and I am truly excited for all the things I have been doing just by intuition already. I think I may be a witch. Anyways, just wanted to send some kind words. Many blessings to you and yours!
Oh my god I forgot I used to make this all the time when I was a kid 😭😭 I forgot how much I loved it
I love watching your vids there so calming and I learn so much
I hope you're settling in to your new home! I'd be interested in learning more about making teas for spells like "potions." And also a few spells to work on general positive qualities like increased confidence, positive mindset etc 🖤
Love to hear your take on pine needle tea. I shared this also this Winter, how can we not! Pine- she is powerful, magical and everywhere! (At least where I live)
Hi! Hope you’re settling into your new home. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I love that pretty little cup, can you let me know where you got it from please. Thank you. Looking forward to your future recipes! Stay safe. Sending love Mo, UK XX
Love the short hair+ hat look and I'm excited to give pine tea a try💕
Oh yes, please cooking video!!
Your new apartment looks lovely!!!
Loving the new hair and the aesthetic framing of the video. 🖤
I adored this video. Thank you for sharing. Your new place looks lovely and light. :-)
Where’s your puppy? I miss not seeing him. And thank you for this video, loved it.❤️❤️
I love that you use herbs / plants from the outdoors. Definitely new to this - how do you make sure the plants from outdoors are safe to create teas with?
There is a long time very well know raw food vlogger named Markus Rothkranz. He had a book and video on all of the edible plants readily available in different areas. Check out his videos and his Web shop. He has been doing this for decades and has some great resources and really good supplements as well.
I love this channel! I just planted a new peach tree in my garden. I did this to try and connect with nature and green magic. If I can help nature around me I will be happy.
Safe, Informative, & enjoyable👍💚🍀🌲.
Thank you for video love pine
Namaste and thank you for sharing this looks interesting I may add this to my cabinet.
I would love to see these things within a book form from you make it avilable within uk toooo 💜
Nice video hun...but what species of pine needles are you using...there is northern pine's, red/yellow, spruce pine...Just curious..
this video soothes me to my core
Such relaxing video! I love it!
Bless your heart.
My evening has been intense and scary, and I feel like I've had an energy discharge so this vid was like a blessing! Also, I hope you like your new flat! From what was shown it looks really nice :D
Sweet! I was just collecting pine needles to make tea last week! I always like your creative choices in your videos! I've been watching since you had 5k subscribers. Congrats on the new apartment. :)
Pine of course!
I LOVE pine. *inhales* my pine needle and cinnamon wash is so lovely, imo :D
I would love to see some more tea recipes if you have any? I'm a beginner to green/kitchen witch.
As someone also in the Seattle area pine needle tea is something i've been dying to forage for myself and trying brewing. One of my favorite teas is a Douglas Fir tea by Juniper Ridge. I'd love to see how the pines here compare.
I would love to see you create a spell to help in "taking action". Lovely video once again.
Loved this video!!!! I've recently purchased mint in bulk and im preserving most of them through drying them (I've also got some frozen in ice cubes as I heard this keeps them fresh) but other than tea I'm not sure what else dried mint can be used for and I'd love it if you can make a video around dried mint and how it links to spells and the holidays 😊😊😊
I’m only early since I’ve been binging your videos! ❤️❤️❤️ it’s so relaxing
same!
Welcome to the PNW! Happy Ostara!🍃
Edit: had no idea you were already living in Washington/PNW, just on the coast lol(checked your Q&A), but nonetheless, hope you enjoy it in your new place!
How should I forage? Should I cut off the brown ends bits? What does this tea taste like?
My huge tree in my yard got a serious trim back last year, and is absolutely fluffy with young needles. I should try this!
Thank you for that beautiful video🌸How do you take care of your amazing fern? It looks so green an fresh. Mine is always so dry and dies after a few months 🤷♀️
Always inspired by you 🥰
Fascinating xxx
Wow I'm first one. First time ever to view a video and make a comment. Love your videos.
OMG YOUR HAIR IT'S SO CUTE!!! 😍😍😍
This is absolutely wonderful. I have always enjoyed the beauty and simplicity of your content. ^__^
Thank you, and keep do'en what you do.
A return to sender spell would be awesome :)
Where did you get those pots? They are beautiful, or do you know anything close to it?
I love your foraging recipe videos. The Multiflora rose are all in bloom right now here in NY. I know you've done salves, teas and syrups, do you have anything within the spray realm?
Did you do some foraging to 'stock up' before you left the cottage? Also where did you find those cute vinegar bottles in your previous video (on raspberry vinegar?) I have been looking on line and cannot find any that match. Thank you!
hi Annie i hope your having a good day it wold really make me happy if you clould do a (green witch's home tour/witches' home tour
love this thank you!! love your videos they make me happy :)