Spring Foraging | Wild Garlic UK | ID & Uses | Edible Wild Plants

How to find and identify wild garlic in the UK, what it can be used for, poisonous plants to watch out for and some useful tips for foraging.

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[thomasp.]

I and my daugther an my wife, went last weekend to the forrest,
we picked up wild garlic(german Bärlauch).
I put it on Pizza and in dumplings !

Greetings from Germany !

[lawrencee]

content like this, and the creators, big and small, make this channel what it is. A start of a beautiful relationship. Thank you Nick & family

[afreeman]

You're very quickly becoming one of my favourite bushcraft content creators, Nick. Looking forward to learning from your future videos & when the world hopefully returns to normal, it would be fantastic to learn from you in person.

[ConsiderThis]

We eat loads every year. Awsome stuff and great information.

[barryconway]

Man cannot live by Ramsons alone, but this man wouldn't wish to live without it. Thanks for the content.

Later on, the flowers and stems are a more delicate and fine-looking addition to a salad.

[Puffball-llly]

Your the only video that discusses the 3 types of wild garlic. Well done

[themindsetpeacock]

This is an incredible video!!! Thanks for sharing. Simply the best Bushcraft channel on Youtube!!

[tamaraturchet]

Super interesting and useful video - thank you!!

[moix]

Thanks for sharing this video, great knowledge and tips very much appreciated thanks

[deandunbar]

THANK YOU NICK FOR YOUR TIME AND I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND LEARNING A GREAT DEAL YOU ARE APPRECIATED GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY...🙏🤜🤛

[arthurroberts]

Please keep going. I spend a lot of time in the woods, this info is so informative and useful…

[jenkinsmig]

Love the content fella, can't wait to lay my hands on that knife.

[aynsleycooper]

Nice one, been using and even growing this for years. Good chopped into a marinade for Chicken too... and in salad dressings.
I feel hungry now, must go...

[Nn]

Absolutely love your channel Nick, thank you.

[lindleyca]

Brilliant, another great video. Thanks.

[dcwriter]

Found your channel through the Mentors for Military podcast, absolutely amazing story and crazy life but as you said in the show and showing now, everything turns out good in the end. You're a massive inspiration for currently joining the Royal Marines, quality content too. Keep it up :)

[herbsmith]

Very cool! I wonder if it grows in the central coast range of Oregon?? I'll have to research it. Thanks for sharing 🤠

[chrisblake]

Great videos mate, thourghly enjoying them. Thank you.

[phillipmerritt]

You left out that keeps vampires away too. Haha

[lawrencemartin]

Your adorable little tiny person at the end, must be a 'Garlic Sausage' then!
Fab and helpful as ever. The woodland I have a permission on is awash with the stuff! Along with a wonderful and spectacular show of Bluebells again this year...although much later blooming due to the flippin' cold weather! I am also fortunate in having Deer and Pheasant when in
Keep em' coming!