Strawberry Leaves: Uses and Benefits

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[@cerestaylor1039]

Strawberry leaf is also a great for whiting your Teeth, This is such a wonderful plant , The Father is Awesome. Be ever so Blessed ☝ ❤️❤️❤️

[@reneek8223]

How do you whiten teeth with the leaf?

[@Eric-sz2ek]

@@reneek8223 Trust Me Bro!

[@jessicadickert3513]

How do you whiten with them?? I think that was a real question

[@adrianatanasescu122]

Thank you all for the precious information about strawberry leaves

[@adrianatanasescu122]

Can you tell me haw it's used on the teeth? Thank you

[@user-kp7gb4hs8q]

THANK YOU! I got many from mum's garden. Strawberry leaves Manganese, magnesium, vit C, B5, riboflavin, iodine, potassium, folate, flavonoids, preventative for macular degeneration, prevent rheumatic joint pain, preventing and alleviate joint pain, gastrointestinal discomfort Use in tea or poultice Skin issue help Antifungal Helping combat exposure to environmental contaminants Vasodilator Stress/anxiety reducer Antibacterial Antioxidant Diuretic Liver help Reduce fever

[@harmonyteal2212]

❤❤❤

[@cristineconnell7803]

Oh my❤

[@stemcelluniversity]

Thank you 🙏

[@ConnieIsMijnNaam]

Tip from our old-somewhat eccentric- pediatrician. My little sister had a lot of warts on her hands. He told my parents to let her pick the strawberries in our garden. It worked! The warts disappeared. Apparently the strawberry leaves contain an anti-wart ingredient. I have no idea how but it worked.

[@kellyp6675]

Strawberries and their leaves are high in salicylate. Salicylic acid is the primary ingredient in OTC wart remover.

[@debrabrooks6138]

How did you process the strawberries, were they cooked, or external ? I suffer from warts and nothing is working for them.

[@belight123]

@@debrabrooks6138 you could make a hand salve, I'm thinking about doing it, actually. You would need to harvest the strawberry leaves, put them in a mason jar (it needs a good seal, trust me), and then fill the jar with all the leaves then cover with an oil. You can use olive oil, grape-seed oil, jojoba oil, sunflower, canola, etc (it will be used topical, so it should be fine if you choose one of these). You can do a rush job and put it in a water bath if you want the leaves to extract out faster, or you could just go the regular route and cover all the leaves with the oil (fill it all the way up and cover the leaves) and then set it in a window sill that doesn't get direct sun for 4-6 weeks for the oil to infuse. Once infused, strain off the leaves and keep the oil that's now infused. From there, you can make a salve. Use one cup of infused oil and 1/4 cup of beeswax. Melt them together in a small sauce pan that you don't care to get wax in, (an old one or second-hand one would be best) and then let them melt together, don't over heat it. Once it's all melted, transfer the liquid to small jars for personal use. If you have some salve tins that would be cool too. I just bought some tins online so I can make my own salves. This is a salve that I will try and the recipe stays the same, 1 cup oil to 1/4 cup beeswax. God luck!

[@debrabrooks6138]

@@belight123 Wow thanks for the info!

[@belight123]

@@debrabrooks6138 you bet!

[@PamIam04]

When I cut the tops off strawberries for my kids, I dehydrate them with the leaves. The little bit of dried strawberry in tops give my tea sweetness and makes the tea taste a little bit more like strawberries.

[@mpedals]

waste not, great idea, thank you, my chickens have gotten enough of them, lol

[@obsidiangraves5961]

Great idea.. I will be doing this.

[@TheSummeranne]

Great idea! I discovered last summer I could just set my bbq grill in the sun and it would get too 100/120 degrees, making a great dehydrator.

[@TheSunRiseKid]

@@mpedals 😂😂😂🐔🐔🐔

[@patriciaribaric3409]

"Why didn't I think of that???"

[@kuhnemund6523]

I learned from a Mohawk woman that the strawberry plant was one of their first medicines to appear in the spring. I’d never known about the leaves’ properties!

[@wearesouls6783]

You also learned how to use an apostrophe correctly. 😁👏👏

[@cristineconnell7803]

I can't believe this is the first I am hearing of it! 😂😂😂

[@mickey3977]

I wish I could share a picture of my strawberry patch! I'll be out there picking leaves! I feel everything God has created has a purpose and a use, and I thank you for sharing all the benefits of strawberry leaves! I've been harvesting raspberry and blueberry leaves for several years now for tea, but using all of these in a greens mix is a great idea. Blessings 💖

[@flamingpieherman9822]

'...and he looked and saw that everything was good...'

[@pruebarratt3085]

Ohh blue berry leave👏👏👏 another new one on my list 👍🏻🙏✝️💟

[@balanceskateboarding8807]

Ahhh Blueberry leaves too! 😅

[@corimorton810]

I have a huge strawberry patch too, I had no idea! Yayyy🎉

[@ThatOpalGuy]

interesting. I moved into a new place in november 2021. They had raised beds for a garden. I was planting tomatoes, peppers, carrots and radishes when I discovered that there were a couple strawberry plants growing next to the shed. It was nice, got a few ripe strawberries last year. I kept the plants watered and fed them with banana peel water over the summer. This year, after sending out many runners last year, the plants are doing very well and there are dozens of flowers. It will be nice to try the leaves as I didnt know that was a thing. Also, while weeding a raised bed(mostly grasses) I discovered the previous owner had planted asparagus. BONUS!

[@justmefolks1863]

Strawberry leaf tea is really good for gout also. I used to make up tea blends for work, one of my coworkers liked it and told me I had a magic potion because it took his gout pain away. He said after 30 years on meds and very little relief he felt better. I told him what was in the blend so he could make it on his own. Raspberry leaves make a good tea also ;).

[@christiebetts4970]

Awesome! I would love to know that blend

[@justmefolks1863]

@@christiebetts4970 You can use any blend just include the strawberry leaf in it. It really doesn't have much of a taste, I usually add chamomile or a black tea bag to it. Just add your favorite tea blend.

[@leopardwoman38]

Wow! Thank you for sharing this! Do you have a recipe?

[@connierodenburg129]

@Just me folks please share your recipe. Thanks!

[@lindamoses3697]

I used rasberry leaf tea for diahrea on my babies in a sweetened tea. It works.

[@christiebetts4970]

God is amazing with what He has provided us

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Amen!!!

[@rmason5477]

Absolutely

[@michaelking8642]

Mother Nature.

[@blvckAveli]

​@@fspg3207 When you believe and prove that everything we see just came to be.. Ill believe the universe just came to be.

[@richardwilliams3839]

Real tlk alot of us don't appreciate it thou better believe he is amazing God one and only trully God

[@chillymilly7005]

I've been taking a strong cup of wild strawberry leaf tea at the beginning of my period to stop the first day diarrhea for years. Works excellent!

[@whitwhitsworld]

I was going to ask if this applied to wild strawberry leafs as well

[@karriannf]

This is awesome because my strawberry plants didn't produce a lot of fruit this year so I will definitely make use of the leaves. I didn't know you could use the leaves until I saw this video!

[@carolburnett8372]

if your clip some leaves I bet the berries will increase

[@tennesseegirl1215]

Because of you dear friend, I started harvesting strawberry, grape and blackberry leaves last year and made a mixed greens blend. I use them as you do in soups, sauces and anything I can add them to, tfs your wonderful knowledge on the benefits, its always educational for me. Blessings

[@flamingpieherman9822]

Thanks for the ideas!

[@williamhaugem7505]

@@flamingpieherman9822 2 years, i have wild barriers growing all a round me. green smoothies, as well as a lot of other edibles, i started drying them for winter

[@flamingpieherman9822]

@@williamhaugem7505 I have tons of wild grapes growing around me here in Florida. I'm thinking I'm going to start putting the leaves in soups and possibly even drying them. I watched an Italian guy on KZbin use grape leaves in fig leaves to make cheese from milk fat and whey

[@williamhaugem7505]

@@flamingpieherman9822 im trying my pumpkin leaf, in a couple min. i planted them more for the leaves. no grapes around me, i need to find some wild blue barriers

[@angelawillis145]

Can we do the same with blackberry leaves?? Same processing, same uses?

[@homesteadgamer1257]

I can't believe I've never heard of all the heath benefits from them! I knew they were edible, my mom threw them stems and all in salads when I was kid. But the healing properties are amazing! I want to try fermenting them as well.

[@demontoaster5670]

I am here 3 years later, strawberries and tomatoes for our first year gardening. This is invaluable information, I truly wish this was information more people knew!! Any of this!!! Everything you've said I've hung onto.

[@buildinghealthyminds4063]

Lots of information to learn. I grow strawberries and didn't know the leaves have so many benefits. Wow thanks alot🤝

[@lisa-le2ou]

I have a picky eater. He really isn't a vegetable person at all. I told him how a couple of you tubers that I watch dehydrate vegetables and herbs and mix it into sauces and meats. He told me that maybe I should do that so that he gets vegetables that he normally wouldn't get. Going to have to give it a try.

[@cerestaylor1039]

My son is so picky he doesn't like anything touching anything so I sneaked it in.😀😀😀😀

[@jackeekp]

my husband is the same, I now put dehydrated green(a variety of things) in any food he eats, we both now get a bit more nutrition

[@mariehenriksen67]

Wow. Didn't even know you could eat strawberry leaves. 😮

[@charlesleblanc6638]

Wish there were more women that kept this kind of knowledge, which was very valuable.

[@longarmsupplies]

Oh my, you've brought back a childhood memory. Each time we got a "bad tummy" my Mom would pull out the bottle of "wld strawberry"...eeek, lip puckering sour and drying in the mouth but it sure worked!

[@feltingme]

Did she use wild strawberry leaves or fruit?

[@paulinemccullen4195]

@@feltingme Interesting. I have just asked Heidi a similar question today Hi from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@MissBetsyLu]

@@paulinemccullen4195 hi from USA. Blessings everyone.

[@rozannaedwro934]

I remember picking wild strawberries and they were sweet as pie. 😊

[@MissBetsyLu]

@@paulinemccullen4195 lol.. hi to Ireland from USA. I spent 7 weeks in Trelee back (WAY back) in 1996. Blessings everyone.

[@kellycarver2500]

Wow, I just ate a few leaves and they are very drying on the tongue. !Hard to swallow without a wash. Cut small and mix with other things for eating. Thanx!

[@captainamerica8349]

And all the time God is good

[@teresamull9627]

Strawberry caps are good to dry .slow boil on low and use as a rince for thrush or sore spots in mouth sore throut.

[@time2see192]

I noticed people from other countries, when they eat a strawberry, they don't pick off the leaves that are left on the strawberry when picked; or, the ones that they always have on when we buy them. They just popped em in their mouth, leaves and all, and I thought well, it's like a beautiful garnish put right there by God... and they made me wonder...hmmm most other fruits, when picked, don't have leaves left on...I wonder what nutrition is in them... maybe that's why they stay on when picked. Thank you for sharing what I suspected. Ill be eating my strawberries WITH the pretty garnish from Yah from now on! 🍓 Great info! Thank you for sharing!

[@Cleocatastic]

I had no idea so many wonderful things were packed into a strawberry leaf! One more thing on the to do list!

[@kathryngagne5813]

Thanks Heidi! Yes I did learn something new. Just put in strawberry plants in this year and have a ton of leaves. I will be looking forward to your follow up video on preparation.

[@kleineroteHex]

Friend of mine told me once berry season is done they always mow over their strawberries, keeps them disease free. I only have one plant and cut the big leaves to dry, they already grew back plenty (but the tomatoes are hanging over it now, gotta do some machete wielding😊)

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Sometimes I wonder how I have lived so long and had so much education and still am finding things that I never even *heard* of let alone know any details about! I would never in a million years have thought you could eat strawberry leaves :chuckles:.

[@outoftheherd]

Same!! 😅

[@marymanning5150]

Me too

[@LVSpeedweLL]

🍓🌿So happy you reminded us about this Strawberry video on 4/29/24. I just planted a new Strawberry bed, super excited to give the leaves a taste as I patiently wait for berries.

[@makeastatement1]

Great video Heidi! We are harvesting our June Bearing strawberries daily and knew the leaves must be medicinal because blackberry and raspberry leaves have so many benefits. I will use my dehydrator to get all those vitamins for tea making too! Thank You; you are a blessing!

[@Eli-qr9hc]

Love strawberries wrapped in their leaves and eaten off the vine!

[@dianalynn8781]

THANK YOU! I'm 76, just lost 170 pounds, have arthritis and acute anxiety. For years I've been eating strawberries and throwing away the greens! Tonight, I just took my partner's discarded tops and added them to my tossed green salad. I wanted more greens and we were out. Everything good in the greens is something that can benefit us both! Like you aid, even throwing them in meatballs, etc. I subbed to you. In the 70's, my ex and I had a huge garden and I never thought of eating the berry greens. Yet I ate dandilion green salad from my mil and wine from it! WOW! I just felt like I was born again tonight! Thank You once again! I take about 22 supplements a day and because we live in a tiny apt. I never have been able to grow anything. BUT...from now on I will eat every top that comes gratis free with my strawberry!

[@EJNilsson]

We switched from Ever-bearing to June-bearing too and love the June-bearing so much more. Great info, Heidi! Thank you for posting this!

[@EJNilsson]

Heidi...can you harvest now that the fruiting season is done?

[@fizer718]

Feel like I should just get a good cup of coffee and sit down and listen from beginning to end

[@valerieescabi6104]

Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤❤❤ and God bless your family.❤

[@gorettyrogers7109]

Awesome, I’ve had red raspberry leaves but never strawberry leaf !😀

[@dowlrod66]

Those bunnies raiding my garden must be so healthy

[@annijohnson6210]

😂❤

[@sandranevins2144]

Wow, never ever thought about strawberry leaves . I recently heard that someone didn't know 'greens' from other veggies were eatable.

[@wmanadeau7860]

Some greens are, some aren't, I wouldn't recommend eating rhubarb leaves, just use the stems for strawberry rhubarb pie and toss the greens

[@reikilynx653]

This may have been long overdue but it was so informational. You answered all my questions I could have had and some I did :) Well done, God bless for this!

[@carriem7832]

Love your opening music.....thanks for the new outlook on strawberries......

[@theIAMofME]

Well Heidi, somehow I missed this video and it's three years old!!! I am on a laptop. I never click the Home button. Always subscriptions. Well this time I decided I would. It has all kinds of things I have missed of a lot of people's videos. Yours (this one) was the first! I have been watching you since the early days and I never knew you did a video about this. It's awesome! Just like all the rest!! Thank you!!!

[@MidwestGirl]

I purchased the Homesteader's Herbal Companion book on your recommendation. I'm still waiting for it to come in. I can't wait to get it - I'm so excited to get my hands on it!

[@paularobinson2352]

I just got it last week & have read it twice already. You are going to love it!

[@littlehomesteadnearthebigc6574]

Never knew that! Just planted strawberries this year. Great video.

[@kellycarver2500]

When I was a teen I would get a face blemish once in awhile and Mom gave me a B vitamin tablet to rub on the area. I don't recall what B it was, but it was a bitter white pill. It was AMAZING ! Of course, I had to clean out the yuck first, and then I'd rub the powdered pill on the sore. And they would heal OVERNIGHT! I am definitely going to try this with the leaves of my berries! Thanx for making this! Nice to know of another source for necessary C too!

[@verngib9041]

I wonder if it was an aspirin?

[@stephiefultz]

WOW!! I’m so thankful for you Heidi. Im going to start dehydrating Strawberry leaves today. ❤️

[@janinebader3565]

I spotted few of wild strawberries and planing to plant them in my garden plot.Are the wild Strawberries are very much the same as regular Strawberries leaf to use? In Europe we used wild Strawberries the berries for many purposes, God is giving us all the herbal Remedies. I love using herbs ❤💝🙏

[@BarbaraSummering]

Wow! I have a ton of strawberries,an had no idea about the Leaves!! I started out 4years ago with about a dozen Hood Variety. As they put out the runners, I started using an old water trough for a new planter… Then I added 12-15 oval strawberry baskets,which I have hanging along the back fence of my garden.. It’s my snacking fence! ! It’s great to know about the leaves! Thank You for sharing your knowledge!

[@user-pm4ef8yu7w]

Me too. Would U believe I haven’t bought a strawberry plant in 11 years? We moved from an acre, in the country….to the city. I hauled my plants with us. I start all my runners into new small pots. We have totally organic 🍓 plants. I’ve never ate the leaves.

[@sstorm1328]

Every time I put the plants into the ground some animal would come and destroy them... The flowering and budding parts mostly.... So I put them back into hanging baskets too, but what should I do to make sure they survive the winter? Put them back int ground? It can get to about - 35 degrees C or F for a few weeks every winter.

[@marzisharifi9491]

oh wow why i didn't know that,,i have lots of Strawberries in my garden and i keep growing more of them just with Runners and i always collect leaves and flowers for tea and tincture but thanks for the info,,i ll add Strawberry leaves to my list,,i should mention i always air dry herbs and fruits just leaving them on a tray in a room with fan on ,

[@reneeluerailikedesigningcr8355]

Cool. My mom said we'll watch youtube tonight. I like how you make your own stuff. I'm going back to that.

[@paulastorm4213]

I’m heading to the garden now thanks for always providing such great information

[@lisareaume3857]

THANK YOU HEIDI! I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT THIS! I WILL DEFINITELY DRY MY STRAWBERRY LEAVES as the things you said they help with,EYES in particular I will be using this!

[@homesteadparadise]

Oh Heidi...you are truly a blessing...even though the video was late it came at a perfect time for me..it's great how your videos are packed with so much information..harvesting strawberry leaves today, love it..Thank you !!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Thank you!

[@reneeluerailikedesigningcr8355]

That's explained why the squirrel was eating leaves not fruit last year. They also ate rose hips.

[@synthia9247]

Wow great info. There are wild strawberry plants all over the place here in the piedmont area in NC. It seems mostb all the yards ive seen here is a mix of clover, dandylions , wild onions and wild strawbwrry with a little grass. 😊 . now more then ever it is looking like a beautiful imperfact blessing to have. Over a green frescue lawn.

[@bethroundell8424]

We have June bearing plants in one area. The the ever bearing in another space. We love both. The everbearing aren't big producers after the main season but they are enough for a surprise shortcat occasionally. Then my husband picks the few almost daily, late into the fall. Thats his special treat for me. They spike my spirit, a reminder that God provides all the time. I must make tea. Our daughter in law is into making jams an jellies. So good.

[@SaffyFoo]

Thank God for you and your wisdom ❤

[@missdebrami6862]

I'm so glad I found your channel! I wanted with the medication shortage to be able to substitute something. I've binge watched with my notepad in hand ! Thank you , blessings

[@lidiyaagne8381]

Wanted to give you a tip I learned and love it. Try it out . After collecting your tea leafs clean dry and put in zip lock bag strait into freezer for 8 to overnight then using your hands squeeze them very very well then spread out thin layers and dry them well( that process breaks the cells and will give your tea super flavor when they dry). There also a fermenting process also. But this is much easier and try side by side this way and plain dry leaf tea, Its amazing

[@juliosdiy3206]

Wow i built a 4'×8' strawberry bed for my daughters 2 yrs ago n knew nothing about the leaves just thinking of something for the girls to play around with gardenning. I have artheritis n immunes system issues so i hope the leaves can help my body feel better. Thnks a lot!

[@lorrainebijou4108]

Ive always wanted to make my own strawberry tea as its a favorite of mine. Now I know, thank you so much. I also make my own salves and this will be a great addiction.

[@nelliesfarm8473]

Not sure why but I have not seen one of your videos on my feed for months and this just came up. Seems like Christians are phased out of KZbin often honestly and I believe that that has happened to my channel to in the past. I did not know strawberry lives were beneficial and I thank you for the information. I will go directly to your page from now on so I don't miss your videos so long again.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

This video is a few years old but what shows up in your feed will be according to what is either going viral or what other videos you are currently watching though if you are subscribed and especially if you have elected to be notified when a new video posts then you should be seeing 5 videos a week when you go to your subscription page

[@lorrainebarnett8389]

I can’t wait to put strawberry leaves in my greens mix. I’ve got lots of plants! I eat my greens mix every morning mixed in my steel cut oats…greens, dried green onion and a tablespoon of Nutritional Yeast…and a good shake of pepper. Best breakfast in the world!

[@yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515]

Thanku. Didn’t know I could eat strawberry leaves

[@monareese5307]

That's beautiful thank you I did not know about strawberry 🍓 very good information thank you for sharing

[@kds1332]

Thank you I've never used the leaves before

[@GmamaGrowz]

7:48 I'm always excited to hear new information on my favorite things 🍓 TFS!

[@nicolasutcliffe1406]

Great video 😊 thank you. Strawberry leaf tea in the morning for me😊 have a lovely day ☺️

[@sarahjones9706]

Amazing new information for myself, we have abundance of both backberry and strawberries in uk it is something im in love with ,thankyou ❤

[@Bigfoottehchipmunk]

Thank you so much! I will be drying strawberry leaves for sure. I did not know they were so useful. Mine are flowering right now.

[@TheSunRiseKid]

I am overwintering my strawberries in the house...lol! I didn’t get them planted because I grew them from seed and they were small and it’s started to get cold so I just never planted them! I’m gonna give some of the leaves a try! They are now nice and luscious! Thanks!😊

[@TheSunRiseKid]

I’m making some sauerkraut today and going to blend my black raspberry/habanero hot sauce that I have had fermenting for a few months! It smells delicious and has quite a bit of heat! I wish I would’ve harvested more black raspberries but the birds love them so much so I had to let them eat a few! Lol! Have a great day! I will be watching a few more of your videos! Thanks for putting them out there!😊💗

[@vashydass]

And All The Time GOD IS GOOD 😊😊😊❤

[@TheSunRiseKid]

I’ve watched so many of your videos & come back to them all the time. Most of the time I see comments I’ve left almost a year ago!! 😂🍓

[@pruebarratt3085]

Thanks i love learning new plants to use, i have plenty of gorgeous strawberry leave that i was going to have to cut back end of this season, they should have been done last year as they are mostly leaves and not much fruit so now i can use them 👍🏻🙏✝️💟

[@jsmith3980]

Great video, thank you. I'm currently weeding my strawberry bed. Now I will use the leaves.

[@ASingleVoice84]

This is wonderful Information thank so much I have a lot of these ailments and natural is my goal over pharmacy.

[@stephaniezinsmeister6982]

God Bless you Mrs. Rain! Thank you so much for info!!

[@louiselevine3028]

Great info…my strawberries are growing like mad…good to know they have great benefits. God bless, stay healthy

[@junipergreene2467]

Thank you for the amazing info! Have a lot of strawberry leaves for years (no berries). Now is half dried by the sun. Is it still safe to harvest? Let is dry fully or ok to use as tea? You have so much knowledge! Thank you for sharing. Have a most wonderful day and abundant blessings :)

[@RainCountryHomestead]

It would be safe but hard to say how much nutrients are left. Plants have most nutrients while most alive and fresh

[@reneeluerailikedesigningcr8355]

Awesome we ended up with more leaves then fruit this time. I'm showing this to Becky my mom.

[@ainamyrvold7984]

Thank you - I had no idea of these benfits from the strawberry leaves. Watching you from Norway.

[@angelawillis145]

If it wasn’t dark I’d go pick some right now! Thank you for this video. I never get many berries and the few I do get are pretty sour. But at least I’ll get some benefit from the garden real estate they take!

[@cescamilla9518]

If I dont have a dehydrator how else can i dry these leaves can I just hang them up like other herbs.Thanks for the great viedo I love the great info you provide for us..

[@RainCountryHomestead]

You can hang to dry if you do not live where it is humid or you can dry on low heat in the oven with the door cracked open so moisture escapes

[@rinab4405]

Could you PLEASE do a video about Rose hips???? I absolutely know that we can use them but need info on harvesting and how to use and what types. PLEASE??❤️🙏

[@alomaalber6514]

dry the rose hip on the non hybrid roses make a simple hot water tea. Good for health and women as we age!

[@rinab4405]

@@alomaalber6514 Thank you so much, I appreciate your help. We have wild roses everywhere and I would like to harvest this fall 💕

[@Freedommjw]

Good to know! I'm going to try some today. Had another sleepless night with the aches and pains. 🥺 Thanks!

[@FlorBantique]

Thank you so much for this/ I still have to get strawberries plant/ i start drinking nettle leaves is great tasty/now i must try this strawberry..i be back as soon I try it...see you and more power. God Bless❤

[@tonimitchell9930]

Great info!! I love watching your video's......I have learned so much from you. Thank you!!

[@jthepickle7]

Strawberry leaves, plants too, are great at attracting deer! - mostly in the Spring of the 2nd year.

[@auntiedoodles6898]

God is indeed great! My yard is overrun with weeds. I started looking at what was coming in mass. So I decided to Google what they are and their medicinal uses. Yarrow, purple dead head, wild lettuce, plantain, wild burdock, pokeweed, cat mint, clover. When I get a new “weed” - I am excited about what God is bringing to my yard.

[@auntiedoodles6898]

And I have a bunch of strawberry that I planted long ago and forgot about. Also, I have wild strawberry that’s taking over in masses.

[@kathybradley9873]

Interesting, will have to get out and pick some of my strawberry leaves tomorrow, have some raspberries as well so will pick some of those leaves and get them dehydrated. Great video Thank you

[@Gogrannygo55]

Amazing info. I have a strawberry patch. Had no idea. Thank you!!!!

[@osieg]

Thank you for sharing. I learn something from every video.

[@jamesvoigt7275]

I'm a big fan of fermenting, so that's what I would do with my berry leaves. Even if I did not like the taste of the fermented leaves, I know I would enjoy the brine. Fermenting unlocks nutrition and turns good food into superfood (in my opinion). I covet the grape leaves I see around you. Our plants are still very young, but I already know I like fermented grape leaves.

[@gregorykissell6753]

I had no idea. Good to know. Thanks for posting......

[@flamingpieherman9822]

Grape leaves, dandelions and strawberry leaves....would make a great salad!

[@mightywind7595]

I just had a dandelion, strawberry and clover leaf salad last night!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I always use dandelion leaves in my salad and occasionally will tear up a young grape leaf. They are a bit tart but you want young tender leaves. I have not added strawberry leaves to salad yet but I would make sure they were tore or cut up small because they can be rather tough.

[@flamingpieherman9822]

@@RainCountryHomestead in my backyard here in Florida I have tons and tons of grape leaves. In fact I would call it an invasive plant at this point LOL. And I've always known we could make stuffed grape leaves. But I never thought about drying them or using in salad. I bet with a good olive oil vinaigrette this would be really awesome!

[@jackeekp]

Thank You So Much, been saving leaves, Now I know more of what they can be used for

[@MistySlocomb]

This is awesome. I think I shall attempt to keep you company on this journey. Thank you for the nudge.

[@lisabooker6405]

This was right on time as I’ve got tons of leaves out there and was wondering if I should dehydrate some. I also have a ton of raspberry leaves, can we harvest those at any time too? If so I’ll be doing both of these tomorrow/today. I love dehydrating. When you don’t have much space it’s a life saver. Allows me to save wayyyyy more food/herbs. Thanks bunches. Love, hugs and blessings ~The Kid

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Though most would say berry leaves of any kind are best harvest before flowering, the problem with that is taking too much can have a negative effect on the fruit and often times one finds far more new leaves after it is done fruiting. I say harvest anytime myself

[@BeautyInYOU583]

Oh wow raspberry leaves are good for menstrual and building the uterus wall and great for giving a easier birth.

[@StringfieldRidgeFarm]

Never knew this! Thanks for great information as always

[@tbm4]

Hi there this is extremely helpful, I forwarded it onto some friends that can use it. 🙂. Thx!!!

[@nelliesfarm8473]

Just Eastside comment and how wonderful and radiant your skin looks today... Us older girls that consumed many plants tend to look a lot younger than women half of our age.

[@Luv2Garden2]

I loved this! I had no clue they were edible. Great video.

[@SILVER3122]

Wow, Thank you and bless you, this is indeed a wealth great info. Thank you!