Top 5 Easy & Useful Spring Wild Edibles - Midwest USA

[@minimm2013]

Be careful when harvesting ramps. This plant is delicate and you need to only pick one or two from big patches, then move on to the next. It's extremely important that we keep them growing and don't kill them off.

[@radicaltyro]

Totally rad video! Looking forward to seeing more content from you.

[@lilsketchy2]

Great video! Hope to see you come back around and put out more one day.

[@NoName-ni2rx]

Dryad's saddle/Pheasant back would be a good addition to this. A common mushroom that grows on trees. They have no close look alikes and are great by themselves or used for a soup/stew.

[@constancefreeman1497]

I wish I had your energy LOL great video!

[@CK-yh5qi]

This was so dope! Thank you for this!

[@paradiseonearth-reconstruc5550]

This is a great video I’m in Michigan

[@evanlee6912]

Very informative!

[@matthewsunshine1952]

Thanks Evan! 🙂

[@AldousHuxley7]

Great job

[@TheINFP_Diary]

Love you videos !

[@matthewsunshine1952]

thank you!

[@dr.mommyschatterboxstudios1080]

It was the baseball slid for meeeee!!

[@chadvice2956]

Incredible intro

[@JustinHarrison-i2b]

Title of the video says Midwest. In the video you talk about the northeast. I don't think Pennsylvania is in the midwest.

[@patrisha7487]

@user-ut8iu9uk71 - he said northeast Ohio

[@jerryrussell2600]

He could do a better job of plant identification as he rushes through the proper identification. His recipes are worth watching, but use other videos for learning to properly identify the correct plant, not a look alike that could be toxic.

[@StarVideoMovie]

Ramps are considered commercially exploited and close to endangered and extinct so while this video is entertaining don't harvest ramps or eat them

[@wingedfeline5379]

only harvest one leaf from each, not the bulbs

[@kerrydevrient4885]

Dude needs to be far less silly and bring more substance.