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Susun shows us milkweed, which has white latex that drips out of the leaves and is poisonous. The flowers and buds are edible in small amounts, in a salad or cooked.



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Dandelion makes a wonderful vinegar and is a great digestive aide.

Plants from the woodland garden, stars of holland, chickweed and cleavers. Chickweed is nice in salads, great as a tincture, and oil also. Cleavers is lymphatic mover.



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Susun shows us plants growing by a stream, including jewelweed, horsetail, and more.

Susun shows us the Willow tree aka Salix, and talks about the tree lore. Willow bark is used for pain relief.

Susun shows us a Sassafras tree, and the different shaped leaves. She talks about making tea from the root or leaves. She also discusses safe uses.

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Walking with Susun, we see ground Ivy, aka creeping Jenny, and blood root which is antibacterial and a gum strengthener. Cleavers, dandelion, and violets.

St. Joans (johns) wort (hypericum perforatum). Susun shows us the plant before it blooms to help with identifying it. The oil is a great ally for the skin.

Susun shows us more wild plants including foxglove, which makes digitalis, the heart medicine. It is not a plant she recommends using.

Susun shows us a Sassafras tree, and the different shaped leaves. She talks about making tea from the root or leaves. She also discusses safe uses.