Trout Lily (Erythronium americanum)

Joe discusses Trout Lily, one of the many edible Spring ephemerals blooming at Mountain Gardens and in many places across eastern North America.

[@florevherra185]

Please keep posting these videos with Joe 🌿 They're fully educational and provides us beginners herbalists with inspiration 🌿

[@jJaqStone]

It's so good to see you back and sharing Joe's lifelong passion and incredible wisdom. Nature has a way of turning a fire into something fresh and new. I hope it has done so for Mountain Gardens and all of you caretakers of it.

[@redleo380]

Glad to see your face and witness your inspirational way of being. Grateful for you.

[@gracepermaculture9512]

More videos please. Joes knowledge needs to be spread

[@JulieDobbins.76]

I'm glad to see you posting videos and sharing your knowledge again. Thank you!

[@Recurve13]

Good to see you back. 😊

[@VerdantSoul]

Thanks for another very interesting video. Nice to see you out and about. Hope all is going well for you.

[@MelodyRK]

WE NEED MORE VIDEOS PLEASE! Joe’s knowledge needs to be heard!! I just LOVE your videos and get so much knowledge from listening to you! Please post more!!!!!

[@giffordshoneyfarm8626]

Nice to see your still making videos. I like your permaculture type garden.

[@jt659]

So happy for a new video

[@anthonyburdine1061]

Oh Joe , I'm so glad to see you !! 😊 Thank you for the new video, The Trout Lily leaves are my favorite spring ephemeral 😊😋

[@inesprince2394]

Learning to be an herbalist. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@annabellevaughn5968]

I have Trout Lilies all in the woods around our old cabin and I adore the beautiful marked leaves, pretty yellow flowers. I had no idea we could eat the bulbs. Thanks! We will be trying these for sure:)! The others did not have the beautiful leaf markings and no blooms? Every one of these faithfully sends up a little bloom every spring. I am never very impressed by hybrids. It seems something is always lost. Color, smell, something. I just found your videos. Keep on sharing.

[@plantcorewh0re844]

So glad to see you posting again! I’ve just recently found your channel and really have learned a lot! Thanks!

[@mojorysn]

We are still trying to get out to your place,from Asheville..

[@brhieannasites5083]

How fun and educational sweet wild man.🤠

[@AndereKay]

Ah its a delight to see you back and posting, I hope everything is going well with the rebuilding and yourself?

[@dougney3026]

Hello from Virginia my friend 🇺🇸👍

[@DarwoodDinglethorpe]

Happy spring!

[@tash414]

I'm glad you are Back!! How is the rebuilding going?

[@iamthewelcher]

Love these videos !

[@sheilam4964]

Fascinating.

[@ravykumar6442]

I love very much his videos

[@samanthamartinez166]

Thank you very much

[@slaturwinters1828]

I cant believe people eat these woodland beauties! I cultivate them with lots of love in my woodland garden I also have lots of trillium.

[@Candylandavenue1]

I love watching his videos. Hope to see more soon! How is the rebuild going after the fire?

[@vivianp5962]

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@pambrown6260]

Interesting. Did not know that

[@haleyfink6325]

I'm curious if you can propagate these from a cutting? We have tons at our local park and I was hoping to get some to grow in our backyard

[@wildedibles819]

My favorite flower

[@georgiacopperhead4947]

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[@CariMachet]

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[@weedpot100]

Bulbs 💡 😮

[@King_of_carrot_flowers]

Linking a video by Ian Young, who breeds particularly vigorous Erythronium hybrids in his Scottish graden. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnmci2WnpL93aac

[@keptleroymg6877]

Silver

[@auntymarushkafah]

I thought lily bulbs were toxic.

[@monicapark5594]

🪴Always a very special treat to hear your herbal wisdom. Thank you🌱

[@daniellebailey6802]

They remind me of being little again. I would pick them for my grandma. ❤ Growing up in a long cabin in the woods was such a gift that I only began to appreciate fully once I had my own children. I hope everything is going well with you. How is the rebuilding going? Do you still need some supplies? I have a lot of seeds.

[@suicunerider8720]

I have a lot of these on my property…. Didn’t know they are edible. Thank you for sharing. To spread them you said just replant pieces of the roots?

[@Alien2799]

Where are you located? Thank you.

[@georgem1134]

Why not get some flag stone lay logs down for a border ?

[@InlikeMikeQuinn]

I wish that was my dad

[@Peachy08]

I came across your channel today. I saw where you had a devastating fire and that broke my heart for you. I have subscribed and look foward to going through and learning from your past videos. You remind me of my late papaw and uncle. They both lived to be almost 100 and were so knowledgeable about plants. My whole family on my mothers side is. I live in the Appalachian mountains as well and spend lots of time learning what I can about the beauty around me.