It can cause stomach upsets in some people.

I saw those in the forest last summer and wondered what was it

I never realised that these were edible - and thanks for the words of caution

Thanks for offering a different and valuable view of the Dandelion

Usefully identifier pointers there thank you

Horrendous effects can last for five years! Thanks for the information

Thank you very informative. I love our wildflowers and will be planting some in two our fairly modest size garden here in York

In most cases I trust a plant to make a good filter. Unless that filter itself is poisonous. Definitely worth taking note of

Very helpful, thank you!

WW3 is just going to be humans fighting plants 💀

Thanks 😊

"Poisonous dingle berries"?

I've only found you today. Subscribed and liked all the videos I've watched - they are fantastic! I'll quickly catch up with the rest of them and shall look forward to new ones. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with us here....😊

Great stuff! Thanks & greetings from Ireland :D

Appreciated....thanks for sharing, seems easy enough.

Hi,ı am living near milton keynes. Where can ı fınd ıt? Can ı fınd any now?

A video on uses of each would be good.

Damn this is a good video. Thank you for making it

I can't wait to find this come the summer. Thanks for the inspiring video.

I learned to kayak there

Great video, as always! Lily of the valley contains chemical compounds called cardiac glycosides that causes heartbeat irregularities. Some scientist say that even smelling the flowers can cause these effects.

it should probably be law that these have to come with disclaimers when you open the app if it isn't already, i'm sure i'm not the only one who sees it coming that some kid is going get hurt here

A thousand years?!

And look at the little seed heads (and buds) which resemble a crane💚 and thats where the latin name geranium comes from ..little crane 😊 so sweet. Didnt know these were at all edibl...will nibble at next opportunity. Love coriander and is unavailable where i live

I find that PlantNet gets even more accurate if you give it more info to go on. You can give it photos of different parts of the plant, and the overall aspect, and that really helps.

can you make this soap any time of year? does it make a difference if you use spring leaves vs fall/winter/older leaves? dried leaves that already fell?

I love how full and bushy this tiny forest is!

This was very entertaining and valuable. Not a forest person but these awful people trying it regardless😂😂😂😂 my fan favorite is spindle which it's varied shape.

I've had a word with Sinn Féin.

i saw many huge puffballs as a kid and always assumed them poisonous, its good to actually know very few similars/ potential errors to be made.

Thank you for the video and information. Does anyone know if eating one plant per day is too much? Thanks

The video was so informative! Thank you sir, much appreciated. 🙂

Video and commentary are both excellent. Thank you.

I find the safest place to pick mushrooms is tesco.

What a great video. Beautiful recordings with useful information. Spoken clearly, calmly and intelligibly. Thank you so much...🍀

Beautiful harvest! Where abouts in the uk is this?

Hi

Great vid! Thank you! I look forward to spring!

Wow, those stunning coastal walks, steep/high cliffs, rough seas, wonderful!!! Like it very much! I did in 2016 a part of the south-west coast path between Brixham and Kingswear, also very nice👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Great for recreational use!

what type of tree is that where you find it? I'm currently collecting a lot of them, but under spruce and pine trees. Greetings from Austria

Seen some today 1st December near river Clyde going to harvest tomorrow

Who knew Tyson Fury was an expert on foraging

Great find,but unless you pressure cook them,youre not getting the full benefits.Chitins which are like crab shell are broken down via pressure cooking.Beta glucans become more bioavailable.Great video either way ✌️

My apologies but your video tells me 100 things I don't know but give me very little knowledge of finding a safe edible mushroom

I've eaten and nothing happened

Incredible video, instant sub. Love the addition of other foraged ingredients and the presentation. Will have to go looking once I’m back home!

When I was younger, I loved picking fuzzy plants, and one day, I picked young giant hogweed 🥵 it was absolute agony! I was so confused as to what these plants were 😖 only 7 years old. Even my parents didn't know until we went on good old google.

Great stuff as usual Lewis