Foraging For Beginners. Episode 1. Garden 'Weeds'

Episode 1 of our new 'Foraging For Beginners' series. In this episode I go through foraging kit, books and how to get started, plus 13 garden 'weeds' to familiarise yourself with.

The following videos were mentioned
Our UK Foraging Rules
Foraging For Good Health with Dr Rob

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[jordonrichardson]

This should be a mandatory lesson in every school in the UK, love the videos and products. I can’t wait to book onto a course

[josephascroft]

Love this video and also love the use of the word designed when you were talking about dead nettles, God truly is a great designer, thanks again for another really interesting and inspiring video 😊

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[niezohe]

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[sallystamford]

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[lotus.b.lazuli]

I love dead nettles, got a patch of them out back and the bee species visiting that particular plant are more diverse than even the crab apple when it was fully in flower last week.

[MrJondoolan]

Very informative for me as a beginner, makes my walks so much more fun, looking forward to the next ones 👍

[CarolGillespie-qqbd]

Fantastic video, really informative. Essential plant ID info will make garden foraging a regular activity. Can't wait for the next one!

[SteveNoBeard]

Great video, really interesting stuff. Hope the knowledge in here will help me identify things when I'm out and about! I'd like to suggest making chapters with timestamps in the video for each plant, that way it would be easier to refer back to. Looking forward to the future episodes!

[fitz]

Knew about wood aven roots and they do taste amazing, but didn’t know how to identify them without the flowers/seeds being out (spend hours picking them out of dog fur!)! Hoed a young one out today thinking it was a strawberry that had somehow planted itself far away from where I grow them. Will look out for it growing back. Hoping to find some ribwort plantain!

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I CAN NOT WAIT FOR THIS SERIES!!! Wonderful video guys!!

[aleydisbalthazar]

I enjoyed your comprehensive and very information-rich episode on wild plants growing "at your feet". Thank you!

[chrismoutdoors]

Great video, thanks! Amazing that you provide these in depth videos.

[petemc]

I've never found one. Always alluded me. Found the false chanterelle. Hopefully this year. I'll get out next weekend.

[woodnugget]

Wonderful. I’ve been out recently had some nettles dandelions white dead nettles and some rosebay willow herb shoots. Hoping to add some more new ones this year. Still a bit nervous about hogweed though. Looking forward to this series very much 🙏😀