Transplanted Weeds: Final Update!

[@GrandmomZoo]

It is beautiful!❤

[@michelestellar7725]

This is the time of year to look for edible Dock...easy to spot as it goes to seed, harvest some for your gardens. Burdock next month may be producing seeds. Yarrow will be coming along too. I had 5 year old seed I had saved, dried with the whole plants. My goats totally wiped out my wild yarrow so I took a chance and planted the old seeds. They flourished and I guess the new plants seed were spread around as I now have it growing wild again. Love wild food and herbals. I love this channel it is spreading hope if people will try what the channel owner presents.

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

Ah thank you - you are so sweet!

[@dom1925]

A ton of growth, looks massive! 🤯

[@babystepsgarden6162]

Love, love, love your channel! What growing zone are you in? I see many "weeds" I recognize, and a couple I don't. I transplanted a Jack In The Pulpit a few yards from the woody part of my property to a shady spot near my house a few years ago. It thrives still. 😊❤️

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

I am so thankfully you are here! Thank you for your kind words! I'm in zone 6.

[@carriebeard-R.I.T.S]

I did not know that about haustas.

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

Now you do!!

[@gratefuled762]

That’s some big lambs quarter 😮

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

The one you see in this video or the one on my Ginormous Lamb's Quarter vid?! It really likes that location!

[@robertwilson4336]

I agree with your other subscriber it’s huge! I did not see the one that went to the eaves. Incredible

[@gratefuled762]

@@EdibleWildFood-1 I watched the other video . They are both big the one in this video is not done growing yet you might beat your record.

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

@@gratefuled762 If the heat and rain persists I may beat out Jack's beanstalk!!

[@winegoddess55]

@@EdibleWildFood-1 I’ve read that Joe-pye is edible, what do you know about that?

[@roxiereed4061]

I had some Lambs quarter last yr didn't do anything with it & only found 1 plant where it seeded (ig they seed) I have no clue of what happened

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

The seeds remain viable in the earth for 40 years. When the conditions are right - they will return!