The Beauty Of Buttercups - Poison, Ancient Medicine & Folklore 🌼

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[@ddoherty5956]

Really interesting where did you learn all this info?

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[@robinfesmire8500]

Buttercups grew by the roadside in the mountains where I grew up. When I was little my mama would pull over and pick a buttercup to rub on my nose and make it yellow, a happy little ritual we did just for fun. It was one of my happiest memories.

[@-Atmos1]

Thanks , like Meadow Buttercups growing in the fields & always be kind to Fairies .

[@jakhan4203]

Aaahh..the buttercup under the chin takes me back ❤

[@ericab936]

I love your energy. Now I have to plant some in my garden 🥰

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

Thank you for this beautiful story!!! And thanks heavens you live in a place where Buttercups may still bloom!❤ I live in the Netherlands for 3 months a year (spring/summer) and last week l noticed how dead nature is here!! I did not see 1 flower next to the road! This because farmers cut everything off!! As soon a a dandelion, buttercup or daisy is seen... and the grass get a little longer... a farmer and his tractor come and cut all off! Even the policy in our woods!!! A NIGHTMARE right into our face... but all people want to see is that the Netherlands is green "so beautiful green..." with no wild flowers (yes genatic manipulated 'wild' flowers! Yes those we sometimes still find...)anymore! No insects on your windscreens anymore...! Dead as dead can be! So happy l can enjoy road and fields full of wild blooming flowers in France... Spain.... Portugal and many other European countries where people still know the vital importance of all these stunning wild flowers to our excistance!❤❤❤

[@SearchingNewAdventures]

Wow I have learned so much, I'm a 53-year-old girl, who was raised on a hillside farm in starksboro Vermont. I used to pick butter cups by the handfuls, bring them home to Mom and she displayed them on the kitchen table.😮 I know deep within my heart, that growing up close to nature like I did, and then moving away from it when I graduated from high school, was the worst thing I could have ever done. Now my body is riddled with issues because of processed food and the way we live currently, to blame, but give me buttercups by the handfuls over the issues I have to deal with now. I'm getting back to my roots. 😊

[@sandracastle42]

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[@Pol_O_Fuathaigh]

Brilliant! Thank you for that beautiful story of the buttercup!

[@jackilyncaraballo6586]

Great presentation and information! I have also heard that buttercups are among the very first flowers to grow on Mother Earth. Did not know they were poisonous!

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

this guy is amazing.

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Thanks! 😁

[@johnoshea9619]

Amazing 😍

[@barbarahutcherson2802]

That's a really cute story.😊

[@thegrandlevel313]

7:26 the next time I have a run in with fairies I will not say no to their request for shiny

[@verenamaharajah6082]

Very informative, thank you. I always wondered how cows and horses could be allowed to feed in meadows full of buttercups, knowing the flowers would blister their mouths. Now I not only only know that the animals avoid eating them, but that they are no longer noxious when dried and forming part of hay mixture. Amazing!

[@susannavanbaaren939]

Thank you for this nice story, love it❤

[@julieperkins9742]

Thank you, Dane, beautiful 😍

[@elspethfougere9683]

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[@BettyH-p8u]

I love flowers ! I don’t have favorite one actually ! But I am drawn to 🌻Sunflowers ! 🙀👵🏻😱🖖🏼👽🐲🌻

[@fionahelmer946]

Just WOWWWWW.what a wonderful poetic video in every way. Truly an extraordinary presentation...I hope you get the audience you deserve and that our green friends need. Bless you sir

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thanks for sharing this most ineformative "The Beauty Of Buttercups - Poison, Ancient Medicine & Folklore 🌼" very interesting Thanks for sharing this LIKE 108

[@clairkinsman6648]

Thank you. Loved the faery story 🌼

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It's soo amazing u always speaks soo exited ❤

[@val6112]

Thank you Dane. I really enjoyed that! ❤

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I love your hat!

[@baronbullshyster2996]

This year the fields are full of butter cups and look amazing. If you know the fairy that turned the miser gold into butter cups. Maybe she could reverse the spell. No the experience of a field full of butter cups is priceless Thanks for the story 😊

[@suzycat2026]

Never knew buttercups are poisonous , happy memories of holding the flower under our chins as kids.🌻 I enjoy your storytelling way.😻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@risenshine2783]

Ponies never eat it

[@Juniper-d5b]

So engaging.. I forage and grow.. Something new brought to the medicinal table every time 😎 ty 🙏💚

[@innosense74]

Great buttercup story!

[@RhondaWimmOfficial]

Great lores

[@sbdiaries]

A very lovely field of butter cups ❤,and good sharing 😀, best wishes Simon and Beth 👋♥️

[@honorata1935]

Thank you for your sharing beautiful story.

[@balluna1453]

Great video, thank you!.

[@beansidhe12]

brilliant video guys

[@jessicarussell8050]

My garden in full of them I love it 💛

[@fedexido]

Beautiful video! Thank you

[@princess6614]

Thank you

[@sharonmcgillivray2119]

I love buttercups

[@ccccclark2605]

❤ ya! 🙏

[@rivergirlfishinfor24]

Love this!! 🧡🙌🏻

[@trac4967]

Wonderful 🥰

[@RaeKearns]

2024 a good year for buttercups in Ireland….

[@SarahJacobs-nb3lw]

Good story,

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Observation is our languey, butterfly

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It's music for video creators. If you go into the video description the website is there. Then type in medieval music 🙂

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Hi. I want to buy your book but what exactly is the difference between the two books you sell?

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Knowledge to forage is a big book full of information like this video. The foraging year is a field guide month by month on foraging.

[@EmilySeeker]

Hmmm didnt they used to sell buttercup cough syrup a few years back. I remember having it when i was a kid

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Yes but its just called buttercup it doesn't actually contain buttercups 🌸

[@teresahoye6477]

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[@brendanstoran7555]

I didn’t realise they were poisonous we used to eat them as kids 😳

[@zina6581]

😁

[@wemuk5170]

I am a relaxed gardener and like edible weeds like nettles and bittercress, etc, but sorry, the only weeds I exercise zero tolerance of are buttercups and bluebells. These two are poisonous to both pets + people. And they are so pretty that some kids instinctively stick them up their face, nostrils or even mouths. Dangerous. A dog recently had a cardiac arrest after consuming them.

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