March Wild Food - The Last Forage of Winter | UK Foraging

[@mionnagrey3908]

What a lovely video! Thank you for shoving so many different plants I can look out for on my next forest walk:>

[@danniinthewild]

I’m so glad it inspired you to look for a few more! Let me know how you get on ☺️🫶🏾

[@natureisallpowerful]

Wild garlic buds and flowers are the best bit too.

[@danniinthewild]

Yessss 🙌🏽

[@mattgoodchild8215]

Thank you Danni another fantastic video yes spring has sprung I love the yellow carpets of lesser celandine Love to you both 🍄🍀🌿🌷 x

[@danniinthewild]

Gorgeous flower isn’t it!? Have you tried the leaves?

[@beccafirebird]

I missed this last year, somehow. Always a real pleasure to watch. Thanks Danni 🍄🍄

[@danniinthewild]

Aww I’m glad it found its way to you!

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Some beautiful countryside you have there!

[@danniinthewild]

It is beautiful in Sheffield!

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Subscribed. My kind of video. Honey fungus is edible too if I remember correctly. Puffballs are one of my favourites and the only ones I would dare eat. I've never seen earth stars yet. My 4 yr old granddaughter and I collected wild garlic leaves last week and made garlic butter that she wolved down on toast and by the spoonful! Have a super day you two!

[@danniinthewild]

Yes you’re right they are! Puffballs are great aren’t they? How do you eat yours? 😄

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

@@danniinthewild Haven’t tasted them for decades but I think fried with a bit of crispy bacon probably would do the job. Actually met a hiker last year (Polish I believe ) who had picked some and was confirming what they were. When fully mature their spore dissemination is just fascinating.

[@MotoHikes]

Wonderful video ^^ Hart's Tongue Fern is common in my area, such a wonderful looking plant

[@danniinthewild]

Gorgeous isn’t it? The fiddleheads are edible too but I forgot to mention 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@qilu7457]

Beautiful, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@danniinthewild]

Thank you for watching!

[@honorata1935]

Great info, thanks.

[@danniinthewild]

Thank you for watching!

[@GardenerGray]

Love ur vids, so knowledgeable and informative as ever. Thanks Danni 😊

[@danniinthewild]

Thank you so much! Glad you’re enjoying them ☺️

[@steveipswich]

Great video thanks for sharing your foraging knowledge ❤

[@danniinthewild]

Thank you for watching!

[@aabbushcraft]

Loved your video 👍 so much I have just subscribed 🤗

[@danniinthewild]

Thank you so much!

[@MrPaulstride]

MOTHER NATURES RECEPIES , forget about your worries and your cares, just need the bare necessaties and rest at ease, the'll come to you. quite a vvineyard of silver Birch sap wine you have there. much love.

[@bennyhill4228]

Woah thank you i thought for a sec i was looking at the bottom of my trainers when you tipped that leaf over :D.. joking aside knowledge is good thank you

[@danniinthewild]

😆😆😆

[@ophrynion]

Thanks for the video. I would like to ask if there is a serious tick problem in UK forests? Do you need to pull your socks on your trousers?

[@danniinthewild]

I wouldn’t say serious but there are definitely more repots each summer. I am a fan of the sock tuck in though! 🙌🏾🧦

[@clipped_magpie]

How slimy was that earthball?

[@danniinthewild]

😆