Foraging in May (Part 3 of 3) - UK Wildcrafts Monthly Foraging Calendar

[@adrianbarker1130]

9.45 pm on a Saturday night Hooray something sensible to absorb Thanks mr

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

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[@hfern125]

I just said the same on his last video, part 2! Totally with you on this :)

[@magimac9979]

Beautiful, thank you. Isn’t it wonderful that we are provided for from Mother Earth. Feeling grateful. 🌱🌹☘️

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Yes I agree 😁

[@askapenguininja]

Hey dude... Simply thank you so much!!!! I have watched all of this series and waiting for the next episode to come out. I am now 3 videos in (April) and re-watching in detail while taking note. I am 32 years old and haven't made notes since Uni lmao. I am going to put this on every video along liking for the algorithm 🤣. I have some Mugwort and Lavender drying out and just made the wild garlic butter. Outstanding effort my friend, keep it up. Peace, love and positive vibes 😁😜✌️

[@maxibake9323]

Thankyou so muchly for sharing these Monthly series UKW. 🌱 My what a blustery day. Take care everyone. ❤🙂🐶

[@lawsbrettart]

I’m genuinely excited for each video, and am so looking forward to learning throughout the entire year! It’s like a whole new world of discovery. Thank you again, for sharing your knowledge.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Love it, thanks 😁

[@heatherthunderhawk485]

Your the absolute best!!!! I thank you for teaching us and your way is perfect

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😁

[@woodnugget1301]

Awesome Lewis already looking forward to June thanks so much for all the effort you put in to make these really helpful and informative videos. 👍

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@stevegoody3744]

3 months done, 9 to go. You're doing a brilliant job. Thank you so much for your clips.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks Steve 😁

[@graemedevine9651]

Faaaantastic, thank you again, the most true channel on KZbin.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

😁

[@dorlatognaz166]

I’m learning so much from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing them all

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Great thank you 😊

[@seanjose219]

Thank you for another superb vid. A safety tip for roses is to avoid thorns because a liver fluke that can live on them. It aims to get into your lood then live in the liver causing potentially serious damage.

[@Littlewing6was9]

I'm not foraging much yet, but I'm learning how to distinguish and identify when on my travels. I'm paying more attention and quite pleased with the knowledge I'm getting. Best thing is that it gives me reason, motive and enthusiasm for the outdoors and nature. 🌼 🤗 I will be particularly looking out for wild lettuce as I've heard some great things about it. I like the way you only took the rose petals, respect! Sending love from Manchester. Really appreciate you 🌼

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Great thanks. It’s surprising how quickly the knowledge builds up, and once you learn a plant you start seeing it everywhere 😁

[@garethcycling2884]

Excellent series, waiting for the next instalment - thanks for posting.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@starlight1867]

Thank you Lewis, I am so enjoying my long walks now as I see the wild plant world with “new eyes”….I scan the banks, paths and stream areas for plants and am learning how to identify them. I have been studying and growing wildflowers, pollinators and herbs over the past two years and foraging was the next area I wanted to explore when I found you. I am a visual learner rather than a reader and you make everything interesting and concise - thank you once again. 👌😀

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

That’s great thanks 😊

[@natureisallpowerful]

Hi mate, I found my first chicken of the woods the other day it was lovely. Thanks for the videos as always

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Nice one. It’s a lovely mushroom 😁

[@honorata1935]

Great video, thanks again. Greatings from Ireland.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@Gik1618]

Nice one, as always! Yet more useful plants that I previously knew nothing about!

[@kevinbrindley7275]

Lily like these videos, very very useful

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Cheers 😁

[@wolfenstein6676]

Top class as always, Lewis, more 'mystery' plants that are actually very common but I've been walking past them...as usual :) .

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Cheers mate

[@A.S-xr3cu]

Hi Lewis, thanks for the detailed ID for Spear Leaved Orache, I have just discovered a good sized crop on my beach in the South East. Delicious!

[@2133Jay]

That was great, thanks, very good to know, what's all around us, and barely known about.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@UpToNoGood83]

I'm really hoping for some June videos. Hope you get chance to do some. Can't wait! Your videos are Outstanding! (Edit) just seen your notification about the June videos... That's Awesome!

[@christinehodge3608]

Thank you for sharing, just interesting 😊

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😁

[@anguillaanguila7255]

great videos - really good and informative

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@belletwilightshine6488]

Loving these videos 🌿 Thank you for sharing your knowledge x

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@scotty5717]

Excellent channel

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Cheers :)

[@djanarchy508]

food all year around its great ..

[@ruthsmith2367]

Lovely thank you. I can identify the Yew tree now so won’t get killed by a Yew 🥳🥳 🥳 I’ve seen it with the red berries on but didn’t know about the underside of the leaves, so thank you ❤️

[@meanocks]

Thank you so much 🙏 What would be an amazing idea, would be to travel the country, foraging like this in different areas at different times. A lot of these plants don’t grow further north, for example. And to take a cook along who knows some recipes with the plants? Just a suggestion. It think it would be brilliant. Amanda Using hubby’s account. Xxx

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

I do want to do this one day. And I’m a chef too 😁

[@willharmonicawilde]

Great videos mate, very clear and informative. Thank you!

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😁

[@mayanchild]

Fantastic videos thank you 🙏

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😊

[@ayupmeduck5708]

Thank you.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

You’re welcome 😁

[@hellieflow8889]

Muchas gracias amigo :) :) :)

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

De nada 😁

[@johndaniel6168]

Brilliant

[@malikalithgow2124]

I wonder if you could make a video on all sorts of edible grasses and their edible seeds?

[@Dondy1971]

I absolutely adore your videos and find them so interesting. I have a lot of crosswort (Lady’s bedstraw) near my home. Have you used it before? What can I do with it? 😊

[@teganohara1513]

Thank you so so much for these videos! Your videos have sparked such an excitement about the world around me. I’m wondering- do you ever do in person courses?

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

That’s great to hear thanks 😁. I’m not doing courses at the moment, I’m putting most of my effort into publishing my foraging guide book. But I will do in the future

[@homesci3596]

I find only 1percent of the plants you mentioned in all of your videos😅 wow! You live in a very diverse place, UK is indeed a very blessed place. BTW I want to ask you I have a lot of persicaria nepalensis here, do you know if it's edible or not?

[@stefheartsyou]

Another banger!

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

😁

[@OriginalMariAnnaWolf]

4 leaved clover have more nutrition do u eat it or save it for good luck? X3

[@johndrew6568]

UK Wildcrafts Hi, When these plants have the bloom on the young leaf's, is that to protect them from the sun or insects? Sorry just asking, I'm not a botanist just a nosey old twit! 🦍

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

I’m not completely sure but yes I think it’s to do with protection from insects

[@johndrew6568]

Thank you.

[@marcussmith7694]

Cool video. I really like your style of filming and depth of knowledge. You say that you cook alot, do you work in a restaurant? If so do you serve a wild food menu? And if so please could you let me know the name? Cheers.

[@Gos1234567]

Stalker alert!

[@marcussmith7694]

I will see you some time soon...

[@evealain388]

Hello I am looking for chaff flower(achyranthes) plants. Do you know where is it in UK?

[@PeteRed-ig3fp]

Where abouts are you at start.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

I think that was near Tidenham on the Welsh side of the Severn estuary