Wild Edible Medicinal Plant Hike in Ohio

[@tarajoyce3598]

Thank you! Seeing the plants as if you are on a hike is extremely helpful! This video is packed with excellent information. ❤

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

@@tarajoyce3598 that’s awesome! Thank you!

[@SmexyEspri]

This was super helpful! I’m looking forward to more! Maybe I’ll finally be able to figure out what all grows in my backyard!

[@maryclairegaloni8727]

This was the most informative video I have ever seen so far

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

That’s great to hear. 👍🏼

[@Moira-h3n]

Hello from Alaska! Thank you that was very informational. In England growing up we used to rub dock leave on a mosquito bite or if we got stung by nettles. I know something's have different names like the lily of the valley but it was nice to learn about some of the others. We move to Ohio soon. Thank you :)

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

Hello there. I’m happy that it was helpful. I have plans to visit Alaska sometime, as it seems to be an amazing place. Welcome to Ohio!

[@jonahsalyers5979]

I’d love to see more of this content from you. Maybe shorter, in-depth ID of wild edibles. I’m in SW Ohio (West Chester, Butler County) and I found this video incredibly helpful.

[@kimberlyrupp5643]

I totally agree. I'm in Clermont county. Happy foraging my neighbor 🥳

[@strokesfan59]

@@kimberlyrupp5643 Meigs county here. I'd like to find a book that has all the info in for forging for SE Ohio

[@dtsteelman6552]

Would be cool if on your videos, if you label time stamps of all the plants when you show their names. Great videos though, wow.

[@NatureIntoAction]

Cool, lotta great plant id. Wish I had this kinda video years ago when all we had was a field guide book with a single sketch or photo and maybe a friend or two to check in with..

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

Thank you. Yea I’m with you on that lol.

[@REDonFIRE]

Dang I’d love to go on a hike with you and learn first hand. I’m in Akron.

[@concretecowboy4212]

Thnxs 4 sharing 🇺🇸

[@TOMBofficial]

Thank you for this video will help out greatly for north west Ohio area.

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

You’re welcome. 👍🏼

[@sattamassagana3348]

Thank you man

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

You’re welcome. 👍🏼

[@Thes564]

Hey ever consider starting actual classes were people could come and learn from you ? Just subscribed to you as well.

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

I have had several people ask me about that so I may start doing that sometime in the future. I will definitely get the word out there when that time comes. Thank you for the interest!

[@Thes564]

@@joshrobsonwildcache Okay great as my family would come learn from you.

[@digitaltreez]

Are the white bass hittin ?

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

I haven’t been out yet

[@gtgodbear6320]

0:35 is that some type cannabis family plant at the bottom left

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

No that is common cinquefoil in the rose family. It does resemble it though with the five fingered leaves.

[@outdooorsman]

pretty sure carnation is ohio state flower

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

Correct. Large flowered trillium is Ohio’s official state wildflower. I may have said flower instead of Wildflower 👍🏼

[@delawder50]

I was coming with the same thing lol

[@LanternLighterRanch]

@@joshrobsonwildcache do you live in Ohio? What part of so? Do you offer walk around classes in person?

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

@@LanternLighterRanch I am located in north west central area of Ohio in Wyandot county. I currently do not offer any wild edible classes but, will probably start doing that sometime in the near future. I would definitely put the word out there. Thank you for the interest!

[@LanternLighterRanch]

@@joshrobsonwildcache I'm in southeast Ohio. If you decide to do this please let me know, I'd probably be able to get a small group of people together that would be interested also.

[@bendanglilaaier2367]

Scary voice, can you be jollier?

[@joshrobsonwildcache]

I speak quietly whenever I’m in the forest to minimize disturbance. I enjoy the sights & sounds of nature, as do many of my video viewers on here I assume. I try not to spook away the wildlife. I hope that you still found some appreciation & value in the video. Thanks for watching & have a good day.