Raised on a farm in the shadow of the Hitt Mountains, I am now exploring lessor known crops of the world (and some more common ones) that will grow in the Rocky Mountains. Although one of my goals is to find viable crops for niche markets in Idaho, I treat my plants more like a botanical menagerie.
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Yeah it gows on sides of rocky roads choc cliffs in south Texas very little dirt it grows in
It's 'mildly edible' because it kills you mildly.
I know it is a very old video. Do you sell bulbils for D Pentaphylla ?
I have that in my landscape and it’s an evergreen shrub. Should never be brown like that unless it’s dead. Pretty sure those are dead
Hello, I am looking Corylus colurna trees near of Oregon. I saw your video and was curious. Have you seen any C. colurna trees around Oregon or in areas you have visited?
Why is this happening??! 😳
Gosh, I've been calling this Virginia Creeper for years. It's growing on our split-rail fence in Montana. I need to re-train my brain to call it Woodbine. Thank you for the info!
Bees know what’s good for them. The weeds may be pest but they also provide more nutrients than most store bought produce. No cap.
Mine wete so covered with woolly aphids dropping honey dew constantly and attracting yellow jackets I finally cut it down.
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I wish I saw more people cultivating this plant very cool will you select traits when you get larger amounts?
Excellent video
Update please.
Thanks for posting. Gumweed is keystone species for native specialist bees.
Did you have any luck with the seeds you planted? Couldn't find your follow up video Thanks
Hello, do you still grow this variety? Big Bertha? I tried to messenger you,as well. I would love to grow these. They are hard to find. I can purchase or do a trade. Thank you
This one seem more.. darker tougher and um.. smaller? Their both wild edibles actually
Only video or info i can find on true yam seeds thank you. How did it go?! I ordered some dioscoria alata seed and im going to try to grow it in zone 4 canada. Curious if it worked well for you
Hahaha. It is common that the first year the berries arent nearly as good. Much like persimmon, it takes a few years to really develop fruit flavor. Also, your plants are in very tiny containers. In better growing conditions (giving it a nice floodplains/coastal inspired habitat) the fruit flavor is much improved. They like very nutrient dense soil and though they are hardy and can grow just about anywhere their fruit flavor is much affected by their habitat. The reds now have multiple cultivars to combat this issue, but the blacks likely don't yet.
If you suck on them your saliva lessens the bitter taste. Of course where I came from in Canada, grandmas chokecherry syrup was absolutely famous and the prefered pancake topping. Maple syrup was expensive and I didn't even try it until my late twenties as sugar maples didn't grow on the prairies with their frigid winters.
Ok. Im in Colorado and saw people eating the black berries. They are not great, but edible. There are several differences between edible and the poisonous. Poisonous come from purple flowers, with a single purple shiny fruit with a large calyx.. The edible come from white flowers, hang in bunches and have dull black berries. Maybe the ones that I tried weren't ripe enough.Maybe cooked or otherwise processed. I do love wild and unusuall plants that are edible. Consult a local expert first. I am not.
Grow it in a plastic totes with drainage holes 🕳. At least let it grow two to three years before you harvest them. If you get lucky you will get little air potatoes or air bublies to grow more moutain yam.
Black Gojis Matter!! lol
lol I don't have sound on my computer right now- but your face after trying the goji looked so sadly disapointed. ll that was so cute. I think i even see a tear whaling up
The Leaves are high in vit c- and edible- my chickens also love the leaves.
How long did it take to sprout?
How do you use the dried berries? Love
Great video and positive ID!
Bro if you want to encourage folks to pull this plant go learn what its beneficial for and tell people at least appreciate it for its medicinal benefits, it increases testosterone when used as a tea and is one of the plants mentioned for treating Atherosclerosis according to current medical research literature
Put some netting over them to keep the critters off of them.
Thanks for these videos, just now enjoying them 7 yrs later😂 I’m starting a native tree nursery and also learning about local forage foods. Appreciate it!
Can you send me some seeds of the Nikita's gift? Really would like to try and grow this here in zone 5 where I am so let me know.
This was a lovely video. I'm trying to grow it near my home!
I never knew there was native American goji berries. I have one black but its not doing so great maybe to much water idk
If much water are roots is rotten by fungus soil are cactus mixed with perlite
Anything that is nutritious but doesn't taste good, I put them in my veggie+fruits smoothie.
Seeing how this was posted 8 years ago I'm late to the party, but the substance you keep describing as "powder" on the outside of the elderberry is actually a type of yeast.
I found some with pink/white flowers,yeah😃. I'm going to propagate it.......and...you can't stop me.. hahaha.. no serious,the dead lawn California look is sad and ugly, I'm gonna ground. Cover the yard with this "new" variety I found, drought tolerant super tough, this would be great for denuded hill areas at risk of rockslide mudslide.... hey chill its not kudzu 😂😂
For California, a better, hardy, native alternative is yarrow. Available from Walqaqsh (socal) or nature's seeds (norcal)
Como plantar as sementes
Thank you for your sharing
The only thing I learned is the guy likes to talk
Bro needs to post more about this experience.
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Any medicinal uses?
I am gonna make the tubers big
Always say it such a shame that someone doesn't develop a thorn free seed, because they grow amazing in the desert and are pretty little plants!
Thank you.
Thats not incarnata
I ran into some like that in the PNW. The berries never got soft. They ripened hard. Inedible. Care to update us how yours turned out?
As a child we always called these trees " Witch Trees " because of how scary the contorted branches looked , In this area , central Kentucky , these trees grow very large and have the best blow gun ammo the Lord ever made for kids . You cannot break these branches by hand , but the branches will just drop when they take a notion , according to my Grand Mother . As an old man these are still my favorite trees , probably because of the old folk lore and the weird things that grow in them . Witch brooms and mistletoe to name a couple . I`ll just shut up now , but if given the chance , just stare at one for a while and see for yourself . They are eerie in a good sort of way .
when will be the harvesting time for chinese yam