A Video Identification Guide To Edible & Medicinal Plants - Pt. 2

Hey guys welcome to the second season of identification videos on edible and medicinal plants. In this video there are 13 different plants some are medicinal, some are edible, and one is a poisonous look a like. We will cover in depth the identification features of these plants as well as some of their uses and cautions; from the poison hemlock to the thujone in yarrow and sanguinarine in blood root you're sure to learn something in this video.
A lot of these plants are multi use, meaning you can use them for food or medicine and many grow all over the United States and can be found quite easily as a few are considered weeds in some places. However others like the toothwort and bloodroot only occur in the eastern woodlands of the U.S. and in some cases are best left alone.
The plants in this video are; Yarrow, Queen Anne's Lace, Poison Hemlock, Canadian Sanicle, Canadian Wood Nettle, White Pine, Blood Root, Toothwort, Carolina Spring Beauty, Bull Thistle, Puttyroot, Dock, and Mint.
I thank you for watching this video I hope you enjoyed it and I hope you learned something. If you want to learn more about edible or medicinal plants make sure to subscribe.
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[@brainzend]

0:25 Yarrow 7:16 Queen Anne's Lace and Poison Hemlock 10:38 Canadian Sanicle 15:18 Canadian Wood Nettle 20:00 Flies! 20:25 White Pine 23:27 Blood Root 26:43 Cut Leaf Toothwort 30:02 Carolina Spring Beauty 33:58 Bull Thistle 35:25 Puttyroot (rare-admire only) 36:11 Broad Dock 37:03 Mint

[@calisingh7978]

Thank u for the list!

[@commonconservative7551]

nice,

[@altapmaravi6267]

😂😂🎉

[@suzettepowers1206]

Of all the many videos I've watched about wild plants, yours is the only one that shows the plants up close & personal. Your videos gives me the conference to pick & use wild plants. Also it reconfirms everything my mom & grandma taught me. Thanks for showing me the leafs, stems, & flowers so close I know what I'm looking at when taking a walk in the woods. Thank You so much.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@dylansims5281]

Indiana local here! I grew up learning about all kinds of plants with my grandparents so I love watching your videos daily. Keep doing what you do!

[@ilunalicious_yt9647]

I 100% agree with everyone else on here, YOU VIDEOS ARE TOP NOTCH!! Clearly informative, I feel like I'm on a field trip and actual learn something aside from the stuff I can read online on books. Thank you so much! Your world facts and up close thoroughly described plant traits (along with comparisons from often mistaken plants) have made it very easy for me to walk around our NJ wilded yard and garden without stressing out about poison water hemlock anymore!

[@michealedwards8942]

Idk how many are her in 2022, but EVERYONE NEEDS THIS INFORMATION LIKE YESTERDAY!! TIME IS HERE..SHORTAGES, FAMINE, GRT PREPARED AND PLEASE PLEASE BE SAFE!! I LOVE YOU IF NOBODY ELSE TELLS YOU THAT. FROM YOUR BROTHER

[@jenniferriedemann3033]

…you’re right, & now we’re in 2024.. They’re manufacturing a food shortage. The cost of living is inSANE..

[@michealedwards8942]

@@jenniferriedemann3033 you ain't never lying..it's ridiculous

[@susanlee9532]

Potato also removes warts. Since I was told you have to cut the potato and rub the starchy juice on to remove the wart and another said you rub the wart with the greenish skin of the potato. It worked better than over the counter stuff we tried😊 Love your channel!❤️👍💕

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

That's interesting to hear, I've never heard of that before! Thanks for sharing Susan!

[@misterkaos.357]

I heard if you take the juice from a potato fruit and rub it on a wart, that will remove it.

[@hairrum]

Any kind of potato?

[@susanlee9532]

@@hairrum Irish potato’s work. It may be some of the others may work as well as they are all from the nightshade family, but some plants have stronger properties than others even though they are in the same family.

[@DogSoldier1948]

​@TrilliumWildEdibles, it works

[@deneenksmith6001]

Thank you sooo much for this video. There are so many videos about wild edibles, but they don't show you a closer look of the plant which will be impossible to identify it. You show us the entire plant describing the leaves, stem, flowers ect. You even show us the plant that looks similar to it, so that we can avoid the poisonous look a like.You also give us the uses for the plants!. Thank you so much for this information. Please keep informing us.🍀☘

[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Agreed

[@tatyfonseca6731]

I like the way in which you present each plant in a complete presentation , slowly giving each identification in a clear picture . Too many get in a rush and the pictures are vague and often as not they are distorted ! Thanks for sharing .

[@veedejames721]

I love these videos most my great grandmother's used lot these herbs this was medicine I have native American ancestors that taught me a lot they lived to be 80""plus lot my great aunts are, 90 plus grew up near woods and the river. Lot stuff in my yard can be very useful. I buy herbal books. My ancestors didn't run to Dr they learned and used each generation taught them and they had green thumbs. So I'm grateful since many are getting older and dying.. These videos help was blessed to know great great grandparents.. Who taught me a lot. Proud my heritage. Neita j. .

[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Thanks for sharing

[@tonipresley4758]

My Cherokee great grandma lived to be 103 and she was a prairie woman

[@WalkInTheWildMedia]

💚 Your content is amazing, brother! As someone with a small foraging channel, I truly admire your work and find it inspiring. Keep up the fantastic job and continue spreading the beauty of nature! 🌿

[@lovenloyalty777]

Love these videos. I think time is coming we will need to know about natural medicines or be Guinea pigs.

[@meman6964]

Time is now, we have been guinea pigs for a long time. HFCS being put into nearly every prepared food for example 😜😰

[@watchmansduty]

@@meman6964 right

[@jimmybwalkman6255]

The only type of medicine I do is a Ibuprofen and that's for a occasion headache which isn't often. We use natural remedies! The side effects from medication isn't worth it.

[@Aggie63]

Would be nice though if he talked about how to use them he’s very selective smh

[@AngelCatBaby]

Thank you so much for this....I used to watch the ground a lot and also just admired what I used to see, but it is getting rarer to see such wonderful plants that people seem to have forgotten their usage for....and have somehow destroyed or put them away as useless plants....thank you again for reminding me of them.

[@susanlee9532]

In Alaska, yarrow is white, cream, light pink, lavender. It is an astringent and externally mixed with butter & eggs (also called toad flax )

[@happytimes6687]

Thats neat!😊

[@timyates807]

One of the best in depth description and basic information of the identification and harvesting of the plants that I had to sub up right away. Liked the fact that you didn't kill anything you didn't need to, Great practice to promote responsible management. Great video can't wait to see more. Thank you.

[@louisegogel7973]

Nice work here! I do have a recommendation: When comparing (for beginners especially) somewhat visually close plants, such as the Yarrow, Queen Anne’s Lace, and poison Hemlock... and even, briefly, Hemlock to show the differences between the small plant versus the tree. Seen next to a ruler and side by side, leaf, stem, and pictures of their flowers with them, the differences will be made even more obvious.

[@onekerri1]

If you cannot see the differences from this video, may I suggest you not forage.

[@louisegogel7973]

@@onekerri1 I agree that foraging aught to wait until one is well versed, and that is why I recommend the side by side comparisons. In order to get to that point of understanding and recognition, this way is a positive start. Many people benefit and like to learn from and side by side visuals, and anything that helps open the eyes of people is welcome in my opinion. We all learn in different ways and I use many approaches in order to match the style of learning of the person with whom I am working.

[@onekerri1]

@@louisegogel7973 Point taken.

[@tammymcpherson9982]

Thanks for your editorial on the difference between Queen Ann’s Lace and Yarrow. You really make it interesting, and informative. Thanks.😃

[@katebamford1900]

You're a very good teacher and have a lot of passion and respect for nature.👍

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you so much!

[@melodyclark4347]

This is the best I've seen on this subject. The close ups were very appreciated. Just learning these things, maybe not so confusing in the future. I subbed.

[@deanndubois3738]

I really like how well you show the plants.up close and all the information thankyou🙋🍄🌼🌹

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome Deann, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos!

[@beckytippen853]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I learn something every time.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you so much for 10,000 views!!! You guys rock!!

[@mikerunningwater7423]

Trillium: Wild Edibles You Need To Harvest At The Right Time And Dry And Cure Properly And Use The Right Combanation Of Plants Bark And Or Roots To Be Effective For Medical Purposes. Consult A Shaman Or Medicine Man Or Woman Seek Out Expert Natives. Many Might Not Talk To A White Person Racisim Is An Ugly Thing. If You Are Respectful Many Native People Would Be Happy To Share The Knowledge That They Have. Wado

[@mikerunningwater7423]

Trillium: Wild Edibles Thank You For Being Responsible. Just When I Was Going To Warn You About Blood Root It Is A Bug Replant When Mixed With Bear Grease But You Have To Be Careful It Can Iratate The Skin Of Some People. You Warned People Your Self May Apple Works For A Bug Replant Also But It's Poison Be Very Careful. You Have To Boil It. Yarrow Is Better If You Harvest At Mid Summer And Wash And Dry For At Least One Or Two Months. Use With Willow Bark For Many Stomach And Blood Problems Honey Is Always Good In Tea Other Roots Like Cattails And Or Dandielion Work Well With Yarrow And Nettles And In Some Cases Cedar Or Some Evergreen Needles And Or Bark Be Careful With Yarrow To Much Is Dangerous Wado. Ani Tsisga Tsalagi S'qi . I Am Bird Clan Cherokee Thank You Good Job Thank You For Being So Respectful And Responsible. Wado Adassligi Utsati Nuwati Osda. Many Blessings Good Energy. Many Plants Hide Around May Apple May Apple Is Poison Except For The Fruit But You Can Only Eat The Fruits In Autumn When They Turn Yellow NOT GREEN This Plant Can Be Used For Cancer Treatment But It Is Poisonous So Only A Doctor Or Shaman Should Ever Prescribe This.

[@mikerunningwater7423]

Trillium: Wild Edibles There Is A Plant I Would Like To Learn More About . I Don't Know The English Name For It. People In The South Call It Indian Tobacco And It's Good For Asthma And Other Breathing Problems Could You Tell Me The Name Of It Please???

[@ritar9526]

Mike Runningwater There is a plant known as Rabbit Tobacco, that may be the same one you mentioned. It is harvested in the fall and dried. The leaves are smoked in a corncob pipe and smoke blown out nose. Or a tea can be made. Good for respiratory problems. Scientific name "pseudognaphium obtusifolium."

[@daschundloverable]

Trillium, thank you from a native Hoosier. Whereabouts are you?

[@beckytippen853]

You have a good speaking voice. Your voice makes people want to listen.

[@calebsutton6219]

This video is extremely helpful, thank you for sharing your content. I'm in Indiana as well, so this is awesome for me.

[@toddschrocatart]

Best plant ID and info video I've come across thank you! I'm definitely tuning in.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you Todd I'm glad it's helping you out! Thanks for commenting.

[@TeamWizard1]

👏👏👏👏🗣️ Thank You; Love Your Attention To Detail When Your Explaining These Different Plants.... You Give Us Listeners The Full Knowledge Of What We're Learning...

[@TheMystified420]

Great videos!! I just got into gardening a few years ago, and really enjoy it. Now I'm just starting to learn about foraging, and it's crazy all the different plants that could come in handy, and of course all the look a likes that you have to be careful of, lol. Sure wish I had someone with your knowledge to hike around with and learn all the different plants, it's so interesting!!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thanks I'm glad you like them! Gardening and foraging pretty much go hand in hand as many of the "pests" in your garden will have a use, thankfully. This knowledge can be gained overtime with a lot of patience and research. Give it time and in a few years you will surprise yourself with how much you've learned! Thank you for commenting!

[@littleredhen3354]

I'm so glad I found your videos! Excellent work! Thank you for sharing your knowledge❤

[@southernapartmentprepper6213]

Finally a video that explains with details and examples, the difference between the three! Thank you! I finally get the difference!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome and I'm glad it was helpful for you!

[@kelleysmith5944]

Thank you for the great video. You teach well and go into great detail with ease.

[@bjoburn7821]

Great Stuff Wonderful Music

[@ellielynn8219]

This is the video I have been looking for! Thank you!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome and I'm glad you found it! Thanks for commenting!

[@busikushatewa2054]

I really love your videos, they are clear, on point, I just enjoy watching the way you illustrate them, am always looking forward to seeing more videos from you, I can't to watch.

[@boboala1]

Wow! I know I've seen these some of these pants/herbs in the woods around my yard & weed-eating(!) I'm about done with that & mowing....chopping up & ruining all the good things nature has provided me for free! And I thank you for your time to edumacate me...and I wonder how you remember & learned all this botanical knowledge?

[@annetteaquino7603]

Thanks for such an informative video!, specially the info about Carolina Spring Beauty. They comes up every spring on my yard but I wondered always what they are called. Nice video!

[@katyachan3814]

So knowledgable and informative. Thanks!

[@blancalemus1361]

Hi I. Love your videos please make more is very. helpful and. You explain well bless 🙏 take care

[@selfhealherbs13ms]

Thank you for your beautiful video they're always always education.

[@yafois988]

Good info here, Yes I used dandelion milk to kill all my warts, had at least 3 dozen on hands and arms. After one season they were completely done after constant use application, worked great as I used it only.

[@nisaholbrook7199]

Amazing! I just went to my first Wild Edibles Festival over the past weekend at Watoga State Park in West Virginia. I have looked at various websites, both in preparation for the festival and afterward. This is the most informative website that I have found. I appreciate the time and explanation with detail about the various differences in each of these plants. I look forward to reviewing more of your videos and absorbing as much as I can. Thank you!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome Nisa and I'm glad you are learning from my channel! Thank you for commenting!

[@timmelindastanton5971]

OMG, I have been looking for who ever made this music for a while now! I heard it on another channel and fell in love. The Information you have given is so valuable, thank you so much. Have a Wonderful Day, keep up the great work!!!

[@Everythingetta]

Thank you so much for sharing so much valuable information brother. I am grateful, sending positive vibes!

[@rashastrom]

Thank you so much. This video helps a lot. And I love the clear information is really wonderful. Thank you very much.

[@isabelballesteros4805]

Love love everything about ....videos like this ❤ New subscriber !

[@edwinpillay1409]

1ST time view! Much Love from East NY. Each 1 Teach 1+ LLL and Tollerence = WOW.

[@tinathompson591]

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO 👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@moncher2797]

Your videos are great. Because of you I finally know how to identify poison ivy. I also watch because you’re in Indiana and I am, too (South Bend). Keep up the great work.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thanks and I'm glad you are learning Cherie! Nice to have another Hoosier here, thanks for commenting!

[@richmikesell7166]

I learn so much from your videos, Josh! Not all the plants you show and describe are in Europe but I love your videos just the same. I compare what you show to my field guide and other books to see if we have them here in Northern Europe. You are such a *GREAT* teacher!!! Thank you so very much!!!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're welcome Rich! Yeah a good portion of the plants I cover are in the U.S. but there are many that grow elsewhere in the world too. Not surprisingly there are a lot from Europe as Europeans spread across the North American continent they spread all kinds of plants across the country. Glad you are able to learn something from them, thanks for commenting!

[@notmyworld44]

Just came upon this video and immediatly realized it was a site I want to see again. SUBSCRIBED! I like this gentleman's teaching style.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@dawnszymanski9019]

Thank you so much to explain each herb thoroughly!

[@draven3838]

Very good video and explanation of the herbs thank you ,I'm still learning about wild medicine

[@sariesue83]

Wow. What a great video!!!! Thank you so much for doing this!!!!

[@notthereyethomestead8413]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us that are hungry to learn about this!!! Blessings!!!

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

Thank you for making these videos and sharing your wealth of knowledge with us.

[@L.MicheleB]

Your CLOSE UPS are SUPERB☺

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you, I try to focus on close up details of plants to aid people in identification in a way that a book may not be able to.

[@kathypelot2187]

I absolutely loved this video. It was so informative with close up video of the plant as a whole, the description of the flowers and leaves. The uses and how to use them. I live in Chicago, not to far from Indiana.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for commenting!

[@lynnedavis4819]

You are a great teacher. Thank-You

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome Lynne! Thank you for the kind words, it means a lot!

[@shelleytomlinson3947]

Yeah this is great, love the video, well done.

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Awesome to hear Shelley, glad it's helping you!

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[@davidsawmandave8731]

Dude u rock , very in depth in the identification process , I love it , i live in Central va. , wondering i your region is close , i see yarrow everyday on my country road walk

[@ancestraltwine9123]

GREAT VIDEO! Native bloodlines from Upstate as you mentioned- I forget about the White Pine so that info means a lot! TY 💜🌈💜

[@saltlifegull4091]

Oh heck yeah, what a video! Love the music as well:) Thanks Josh

[@lornabartlett2744]

Thankfully I found your channel! 🇨🇦🌎💜😊

[@Tsunshinegal]

Heaps of knowledge on Plants 🌱 & Herbs 🌿: just subscribed ! 🤗 Greetings from the Far East 👋

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you for subscribing Tsunshine gal, I'm glad you liked it!

[@oletapayne3233]

Let me add to other comment. You have expanded your knowledge that will help you, your family and many others needing this type of information. And we all do. Some haven't awakened to the fact they need it and won't until it's too late. Your knowledge shows a person who has not wasted their mind or time. And have a tremendous way of saving a lot of money-eating as well as health

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you Oleta, you covered some of the reasons I do this channel!

[@sonitawong7993]

You the best plant identification... Best video!!!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you Sonita I'm glad you like them! Thanks for commenting!

[@abrahamdemissie9747]

Hey! I love the way you estimate the size of the plant! 3 feet.. You don’t need measuring the plant. That’s why I love Imperial unit than metric unit!

[@0U812.]

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[@Thankful_.]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@russellbarndt6579]

I appreciate your interest spending time sharing your knowledge. Your videos and "know your Land" videos and the most informative for sure, thank you.!

[@beverlymothersill6916]

Great presentation.. Thank you.

[@martingrant1960]

Hey,feller,great vid with great id. photography and education data!!! TY,Sir!!!🧚‍♀️💃🕴🤳🐿🎶

[@kayangel5042]

I love hearing about what medical value plants have and what plants are best to look out for and what uses plants have. Thank you for your help.

[@boohoo5750]

One of the very best identifying videos out there,well done. Thank you

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!

[@OBATALAMI80]

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[@Twigglesnix]

dude, this is phenomenal. Just subscribed. Thank you for making this.

[@michaelbeck6138]

thank you for passing on the information its very satisfying learning natural medicines and edibles.

[@charlesbale8376]

Great information, enjoyed the video.

[@sindollface]

These videos are awesome. I’m picking a few plants at a time, learning all there is about them! Thank you!

[@unneomexaenlacocina9380]

i'm amateur in this topic , but thanks to you and your excelent explanetion i won't die of intoxication :p. Hope you upload more videos

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

No worries about being new, we all are new to something before it becomes natural to us! Thank you Carlos Gerado I'm glad it has helped you out a bit! I upload on Fridays usually, sometimes more than that so sub to the channel if you haven't already!

[@deanndubois3738]

Trillium.....your my favorite teacher... Your so maticilus and through.. I do learn a lot. I was out today... To see if things we're growing and there all just starting. I picked a lot... Only where there were tons of common plants... 🌿🌿🌿🌿🍀🍀🍀 keep teaching... Your very much appriciated..

[@Humble-Daniel]

Hmm, I wonder what the medicinal properties of bullthistle are and what it tastes like. I also wonder how to prepare it to eat with all of those spines on it. Lol. I got my copy of Indian Herbology of North America today! So excited to put it to use this year! If these bomb cyclone noreaster storms will ever stop dumping snow and spring can come. Great video, thank you.

[@kathey336]

Thank you I was unaware that I have a lot of hemlock on my property 😮. I am learning about wild herbs and this is the best video iv I've seen

[@seriouslynow22]

Thank you so much for this beautifully detailed video. I tend to graze outside because I prefer wild plants to cultivated ones. I think I may have been eating yarrow leaves for years without knowing what it was. I also use it as a wonderful herbal seasoning. Lots of plants growing in fields are infinitely more exiting and nutritious than anything in the store.

[@NurseBambi]

Thank s so much. We all need to know this.

[@valleyofthemoon7113]

Unreal ! Love your videos - now I'm binging !

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you so much!

[@Jo_mommah]

Hey neighbor, glad to have found ya! We’re here in central Kentucky. Back in the woods I can find a lot.. I’ve put most my efforts into growing food, but feel led to get versed in forging and such lately. Thanks much! 🤗

[@MarcoPolo-gs5uu]

Very good video I'm impressed

[@jabsredrob1439]

Indiana checking in ✌️ thanks for the info and keep it up!

[@TheSWolfe]

Thank u for sharing yr wisdom. Very useful & much appreciated. A Blessed 2024 to U & Yours -- Cheers!

[@savoeungkep9785]

I used the blood root for mosquito bites and a FACIAL, I don't advised it for sensitivity skin folks. It works for me. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@alienvisitor5482]

Great photography! Great explanations!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

Thank you that means a lot to hear! Thanks for commenting alien visitor!

[@freedomle4022]

I appreciate the life saving knowledge you have. Thank you so much.

[@stelladina2437]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your opinion about this plant. 💯👌🏾

[@lindsaywilliambrown808]

Wow I bought two flats of yarrow in TX and it was about dead, esp when I took it home to good eastern sun. I moved it on its very last legs to my NW 100% shade, and it has turned into a very happy plant. It shows on signs of flowering so it makes sense if it flowers up there in milder summers, that green stage may be the best we can do here. It's so pretty and ferny when it grows here, though. Thanks for sharing this - didn't know about the suboptimal medicinal effects of it so that's good to know to use fresh only!

[@rositaingram1355]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are so patient. I live in Indiana. Are you in Monroe county?

[@lisamoag6548]

Thank you. Excellent presentation!

[@TrilliumWildEdibles]

You're very welcome and thank you!

[@lindamobbs3003]

I enjoy ur teaching on these plants

[@charityokoh4654]

Thanks for sharing remain blessed 🙌 🙏 😊

[@sandybayes]

Nice details, thanks.

[@levinitabarlow1837]

Thank you so much for being a great teacher🙏❤

[@sfcwilliambsmithusarmyret3210]

Excellent detail. Thank you