Eating california poppy petals Videos

• 1. Papaver rhoeas - Valmúi - Deplasól - Garðasól - Sumarblóm - Garðagróður
• 2. Make a Fondant / Gumpaste Poppy Flower - Technique 3
• 3. Orange-Yellow Poppy Flower (2) Popping Open Time-lapse
• 4. How to make a gumpaste / fondant poppy 4
• 5. Poppies 2 - Free HD stock footage
• 6. Identifying Spring Wildflowers | Foraging for Edible and Bushcraft Native Plants in the Eastern US
• 7. Flowers Of Bangladesh- Rare Species Nageswar Flower/ Mesua Ferrea Are In Full blooming
• 8. Bibit Bunga Snapdragon Magic Carpet - SMS:085274437336 - BenihBunga.com - Grosir & Eceran

Papaver rhoeas - Valmúi - Deplasól - Garðasól - Sumarblóm - Garðagróður

User Comments

Judy Peck commented on 06 Jun 2013

Bought online and now the frost has past and just planted some today... the petals are said to make a nice tea be a good help to sleepless nights... too bad it is an annual... but hopefully can catch the seeds at harvest.

Make a Fondant / Gumpaste Poppy Flower - Technique 3

Orange-Yellow Poppy Flower (2) Popping Open Time-lapse

How to make a gumpaste / fondant poppy 4

Poppies 2 - Free HD stock footage

Identifying Spring Wildflowers | Foraging for Edible and Bushcraft Native Plants in the Eastern US

User Comments

botanyboy1 commented on 28 Feb 2015

Great video, as always. There are places in the southern Appalachians where various trillium species carpet the ground, so I guess you could take a few to have for lunch. Keep up the great work.

AdventureArchives commented on 09 Mar 2015

+botanyboy1 Thanks! Glad to have your approval on this video. And I love the Appalachians.

jrmunro111 commented on 14 Feb 2015

Ha. didn't know trillium was edible. Too bad it's Ontario's Provincial flower and just picking them is illegal :|

AdventureArchives commented on 17 Feb 2015

+jrmunro111 Yup - from my understanding, it's just the leaves. I did some reading up on it the other day, and apparently when the leaves wilt, they return nutrients to the plant's taproot, so picking a leaf could harm or even kill the plant. I'd like to try it some time at least once though. Either way, they are quite beautiful. Thanks for watching! --Andrew

Emmanuel Machler commented on 24 Aug 2014

Excellent! Andrew another great job there my friend. I really love your work. Atb

AdventureArchives commented on 25 Aug 2014

Thank you so much! really glad you like it!

Crowhillgal commented on 21 Jul 2014

I love your appreciation of life! Excellent info and beautiful presentation! I really enjoy your videos! Thank you so much!

AdventureArchives commented on 13 Aug 2014

Thank you very much!  Very glad you like it!  (Sorry I'm just now responding, oops!)  --Andrew

Tim Lewallen commented on 17 Jul 2014

I agree with your point at the end of the video. Before I started studying tree ID I just saw "trees" but now it's like I know a new language and I get to participate in conversations that were unknown to me before. Thanks for the video.

AdventureArchives commented on 17 Jul 2014

Thanks for watching.  The language analogy is perfect.  It really does feel like you become literate in the forest --andrew

Flowers Of Bangladesh- Rare Species Nageswar Flower/ Mesua Ferrea Are In Full blooming

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al commented on 12 Aug 2015

Bibit Bunga Snapdragon Magic Carpet - SMS:085274437336 - BenihBunga.com - Grosir & Eceran