Black Cohosh: old growth herb?

[@SBell-1874]

Fantastic all the way.

[@PlantNative]

I got a little choked up I must say. Very nice!

[@ottawawildflowerseedlibrar8788]

Wow so beautiful! Love the softness of the narration. Thank you, we can feel the love you have for the plants.

[@jaredflesher3784]

Thanks Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library! Please help spread the word about the series if you know anyone who might be interested.

[@ottawawildflowerseedlibrar8788]

@@jaredflesher3784 already done :)

[@lindsayifill7764]

So well done. This is a beautiful little film about a great plant. Looking forward to the next.

[@NativePlantGoddess]

Thank you for this beautiful video and tribute to black cohosh

[@jeanaltshuler6989]

To me the smell is reminiscent of Diorissimo perfume. Not sure if that's a good thing but I look forward to the heavenly scent wafting through my garden each August!

[@TomDoesUtube]

All way round .. Completely excellent .. a real treat .. Thank you...

[@RootedPlantVideos]

Thanks for watching. Stayed tuned for bee balm, coming August 14.

[@susanlandau8553]

This makes me so happy. Thank you.

[@RootedPlantVideos]

We've very glad to hear it! Thanks for watching.

[@mariettabrill4808]

Agree beautiful! so glad you shine a light on one of my favorite plants.I bought a few at a local nursery and they are all abuzz in my woodland garden - but I must disagree about the smell. To me it’s sweet - almost too sweet. Maybe it’s my variety.

[@RootedPlantVideos]

Thanks Marietta. We will start sniffing around some other cohosh plants for comparison. Might also depend on time on year sniffed...

[@stevehiltner]

Beautifully done!

[@RootedPlantVideos]

Thanks Steve, glad you enjoyed it.