by Green Deane
| To my amazement I have over 130 videos on You Tube, most of them about foraging. Soon some of them will be on DVDs. Click the image to the right to see my YouTube channel. |  |
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Hello, my name is Nick, … I came across your show on youtube because I was looking to positively identify sassafras… I would like to know more about plants as food….
If you search Sassafras you will find an article about that tree. Basically you are looking for a tree that has leaves that look like flat mittens, no teeth. The thumb can be on the left, the right, or the leaf can have two thumbs. You also want roots that smell like root beer.
I’m ready to purchase any DVD’s you are able to develop and really enjoy your YouTube series.
Are there good books that have color photos and sufficient info to identify edible plants, what parts are edible, and how they are prepared?
I live in the Tampa area and might attend a nearby class when you do one in that area.
Sadly that is lacking… because its rather difficult to do something that comprehensive and relevant and inexpensive. Regional books can be excellent. And for your area my website…
Wow! i looked at a couple of your videos. Very impressive, we are just starting to eat weeds. When we moved into this house, the first year we had what we thought were volunteer pumkin seeds that we through out in the back yard so we protected them in hopes of getting free pumkins, we were very disapointed we asked some of our farmer neighbors what these were, they called them wild cucubers. After looking at your video I think these are what we have. I’d like to send you a picture and see if this is the ivy gourd.
Sure send it along…
Hi,
Just wondering if the DVD you mentioned is available yet.
Thanks,
Chris
Almost, working on the last details now.
Just wondering when you are going to put it all together in a dvd set.
The set is almost ready.