Foraging in the Mountains | Plant Identification | Wild Edibles

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0:00 Intro
1:22 Meeting Caleb
3:07 Spice Bush
3:48 Jack in the Pulpit
4:40 Hog Nut
5:35 Wild Sweet Potato
6:09 Sumac
6:45 Plantain
7:14 Violets
7:28 Sochani
7:40 Groundnut
7:59 Lamb's Quarters
8:15 Preparing Food
10:22 Outro

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[everwilder]

Thanks for coming out Stacy and wonderful video! Hopefully this will encourage people to dive deeper into the world of plants.

[DaybirdAviaries]

Another excellent video. I lived my childhood in the woods. I love the idea that we live in a buffet.

[kimberlyhmurovic]

Very cool. I know you go through this guickly. I wish there was more close ups of the branches and leaves. Especially on the ones with the nuts dug up.
That’s just me though, sight and match.
Thanks for posting Stacy

[DennisTudor]

Enjoyed the class with you. Nice video!

[livinginbirminghamalabama]

Hey. Thank you for this. Could you do a video identifying the pine needles that we can make tea wih?

[SRPDunn]

Rich Mountain Wildlife Management Area, not the Rich Mountain Wilderness. No one lives in National Wilderness areas, there are private land holdings sometimes scattered in WMAs though.