Henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) Wild Edible and Medicinal plants of the Southeastern United states.

This is the second video in my series on the wild edible and medicinal plants of the Southeastern United States. In this video I will be talking about Henbit or Lamium amplexicaule.

[jt]

We really need more videos about edible plants of the southeastern United States!

[johnvanegmond]

Under my nose? Not for long! Chomp. I usually just pick 'em and eat 'em while foraging in my yard. If my stomach is a bit off, I'll pick 6-8, eat them, and it almost immediately calms collywobbles.

[robertleslie]

Just had a nice salad topped with henbit. One of my favorite wild edibles.

[eveofalliance]

Thank you
I found this video helpful, informative and incredibly succinct!
Many thanks!!!

[leaholifield]

I had a delicious salad last night, consisting of henbit, chickweed, purple dead nettle, dandelion, w/ florida betony roots sliced thin as a topping. Harvested all of them from my yard, in southeast Mississippi. It was a beautiful and great-tasting green salad for February.

[loris]

Just found some on my property. Haven't flowered yet, can't wait for the flowers. BC Canada

[codiesinclair]

I hope you come back id like to know more

[darlenebell]

Awesome, keep it up very happy to have found your channel

[MikeWareoffthebeatenpath]

Loved this, I have a huge patch by my Blackberry bushes. Thanks for sharing. ATB Mike

[gladysmaroue]

I found a LG# henbit """but does not clasp stems. It's not dead nettle. It has sqhere stringy stems. It looks like A