Foraging Violets: Identifying, Harvesting, Drying and Uses 🌸

[@tamara25252]

I've been researching lots of foraging videos, and I've always loved how violets looked. I had no idea they were edible. I'm looking forward to putting my new knowledge to use next spring.

[@GhoatFocker]

Took me 10 videos to recognize your drawl, either Texas or Oklahoma. These are stellar quality videos btw. Thank you! 💫💯

[@lovaloo763]

Several different species grow in abundance near me, I had no clue they were edible. Thanks so much!

[@trevorsherwood4324]

Thanks for another informative video. All my food and drink is gonna be purple.

[@SuperBjanka]

I use vacuum seal and bags for long term storing of dry herbs

[@badxradxandy]

I have a lot of these but never thought about eating them

[@bryantfarms2691]

Thank you so much!

[@Zxr-r6q]

I've been recently trying to identify something similar to this, and all the details are aligning with wild violet, aside from the flower, because I haven't found one of those yet.

[@pamelab.4731]

Great info! Thanks

[@DBa-z9c]

Do you have any recommendations for medical plants that are easy for beginners and or resources to find them. Thank you for the great videos

[@juditrimble2604]

Do you recommend drying the violet leaves for medicinal tea?

[@AmandaK399]

How do you clean your foraged plants in areas where lots of dogs urinate?

[@AmandaK399]

Never mind!! I heard it in the audio!

[@Judith-iz7kw]

Is root editable