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Foraging For Wild Garlic Edible Plants : GardenFork.TV

//GardenFork.TV Forage for Wild Edible Plants: Wild Garlic, aka Spring Garlic, Field Garlic is an edible wild food you will find growing in early spring.

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Dolores Becerra commented on 05 Jan 2016
hello I live in texas and I have many growing in my back yard going to make stew .. thank you
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GardenFork commented on 06 Jan 2016
+Dolores Becerra great to hear you are foraging! eric.
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Gail Bernard commented on 22 Nov 2014
when I do my research for foraging I try to find canadian sites I can use. Are you in Canada ?
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GardenFork commented on 23 Nov 2014
+Gail Bernard no Gail, sorry, but these wild garlic probably crosses the border!  eric.
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The Northwest Forager commented on 18 Aug 2014
I get so obsessed with summer I forget what all the other seasons bring us. I'm glad to have found your channel. Big thanks from Linn county Oregon!
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GardenFork commented on 20 Aug 2014
+TheNorthWestForager thx!  eric.

How to Grow Garlic - GardenFork.TV

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Mick Johnson commented on 22 Dec 2015
Eric where I live we do have freezing weather but not real harsh. Last year it got in the low 20's but doesn't hold these temps very long. Christmas day were expecting temps in the low 80's, crazy weather. if it does freeze do you think my garlic will come back in the spring???
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GardenFork commented on 22 Dec 2015
+Mick Johnson Hi Mick, probably. hard neck garlic is better for cold temps. you can check on the FilareeFarm.com website, they have some good info. eric.
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Mick Johnson commented on 19 Dec 2015
Eric I planted my first ever garlic in mid September in large pots I live in Georgia not far from Florida line. Right now plants are about 20inches tall. we are just now starting to get some cold weather, will these plants still die back and then come back out in spring.
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GardenFork commented on 22 Dec 2015
+Mick Johnson Hi Mick, not sure. garlic in the south is a different animal, because it doesn't freeze for the whole winter.. eric.
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Across The Pond commented on 30 Jun 2015
Very informative. Thanks!
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Across The Pond commented on 01 Jul 2015
+GardenFork I think it is....the husband is british, which is how I ended up on the other side of the pond.     Thanks for your videos...cheers!
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GardenFork commented on 01 Jul 2015
+Texan In The UK good to hear from a Texan in the UK, that must be an interesting story... .eric.
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Balconygarden commented on 12 Jun 2015
Going to do this this week! Thank you. Can you cover growing Ramps (wild garlic), we would really appreciate it!
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Balconygarden commented on 14 Jun 2015
+GardenFork Mmmmm scallions, great idea. I had no idea that ramps were in trouble. We are in So. Cal and see them at the farmers markets from time to time. Going to ask the vendor next time if they are wild-harvested or grown.
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GardenFork commented on 12 Jun 2015
+Balconygarden Ramps are, in my opinion, an endangered plant. Over-harvesting of ramps has depleted them in our nearby woods. Blame their popularity in the foodie world. They reproduce very slowly and need specific soil and light conditions. Garlic, on the other hand, is very abundant! and grows very quickly. And how about scallions instead of the ramps? thx! eric.
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Dee From Brooklyn commented on 10 Jun 2015
Good Video. Do they need direct sun light or can I plant them in a shade part area
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Dee From Brooklyn commented on 14 Jun 2015
+GardenFork great I'll give it a shot this year.
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GardenFork commented on 11 Jun 2015
+Dee From Brooklyn Hey Dee, garlic needs direct sun. I've grown them in BKLN for years. thx, eric.

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Wild Edibles / Food U.K. - April - Ramsons/wild Garlic first in series

first in a wild edible series for the U.K. of what i know to be quick and easy foods to recognize out on walks in the country side. Here i talk about wild garlic, ...

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Silva Wolf commented on 11 May 2013
Hey mate, I am building up to have videos for wild edibles year round, I covered quite a few easy ones last year, but never had the time to dedicate to some winter ones. Is hedge garlic also known as jack by the hedge? It is just started to flower by me now, perfect timing for a video I think ;) good technique with the nettle cooking, sounds great with an omelette, when I get out next I plan to see what kind of salad sandwich I can make with spring edibles
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linny822 commented on 05 May 2015
Adorably presented, and very useful! We have these in our back garden, will definitely double check for the garlic smell and will check the flowers as shown and described. Looking forward to trying it! Could you also do one on wild onion? I believe there's some in my garden too, but it's hard to find a UK-specific plant identification videos for a newbie like myself. Great video!
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Silva Wolf commented on 19 Mar 2013
Good to hear it Mart! Enjoy your foraging! Ramsons are already out and about at the moment, and not to strong a taste yet either ;)
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Silva Wolf commented on 14 May 2012
thanks and good luck! hope the weathers nice for you! remember if your in doubt leave it alone :)
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flash51050 commented on 23 Mar 2014
recognize plants to eat as when david camoron is has had his way we will all be doing it
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Silva Wolf commented on 14 Mar 2013
Hey there, its a Collins gem book, food for free its called, a great little book!
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TheWillbe15 commented on 02 Jan 2013
This is realy good I'm experenced but I agree always check thanks mste
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Silva Wolf commented on 03 Jan 2013
Thanks a lot buddy! all the best to you, happy new year!
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wwwPuremangoCoUk commented on 14 May 2012
Awesome, I'm going to try to find some this weekend!
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Silva Wolf commented on 13 May 2013
add plenty of honey! I like that! haha Thanks bud!
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MartTheMadScientist commented on 18 Mar 2013
got my new copy in the post today thanks dan mart
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Silva Wolf commented on 20 Nov 2012
No problem mate, thanks for watching. Take care!
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Hazey 12 commented on 16 Nov 2014
hes been eating weed hes whiffed hahahah
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AscendantGaming commented on 09 May 2012
Nice mate you should be on TV lol
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Silva Wolf commented on 09 May 2012
thanks man! so should you!!
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MartTheMadScientist commented on 14 Mar 2013
wot the book call danny ?
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Silva Wolf commented on 24 Aug 2012
Thanks buddy!
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neiluk78 commented on 23 Aug 2012
Top job mate

Garden update, and Wild Garlic

Showing the difference between the regular part of my garden, and the new "Garden of Eden" part that I added this year. Also transplanting some wild garlic I ...

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rdnkrfnk commented on 15 May 2012
more than likely that garlic your transplanting will die out this yr but dont disturb it the best time to do it is in the fall after its bloomed what your thinking of that you can plant the tops of is what my granpaw called walkin onions as far as i know on the garlic ya seperate the bulbs and replant them thats how i done mine once youve got a bunch established then itll spread and take over everything unless you contain it i do this by eating the outside bunches and leaving the center plants
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william hitler commented on 16 May 2012
easy and simple take a couple of 5 gal buckets put in or about middle of your garden i put mine about 1/2 way in ground put approx 3gal of water put in some brewers yeast or you can use reg but the brewers seems to work best put in about 1/2 cup of sugar put on top but leave off cap maintain water level as needed about 1 every 2 wks add 1/4 cup of sugar you now have a carbon dioxide generator plants will thrive and its still natural or you can hose it to a specific plant if needed try it!
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kokonutbaby1 commented on 19 May 2012
haha I guess we could call 911 for ya! Be careful on hills. =) As for the wild garlic, you won't have to worry..it goes everywhere! I got loads of it all over my front yard that I weed eat & pull up all the time. I was wondering if you could eat it. Those things will reseed themselves everywhere so you don't have to worry. I'm doing a Back to Eden garden also. Just building it up this year to about 8 inches deep,then I will make rows, throw down some compost & cottonseed meal & plant.
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Rick Fontaine commented on 15 May 2012
Hi John. Great video. I'll have to agree with rdnkfnk. When my friend gave me some in the mid 1990's, he told me that you can't kill them (unless you eat them). They do grow bulbs from that part you were pointing to. Plant those or uncontrolled they will plant themselves. That's why they're called walking onions. They're called many different names. My friend called Egyptian onions. But they are delicious like a scallion or in a salad. Use the whole plant. Thanks 4 the video.
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LittleMissBrowne commented on 05 Oct 2013
Hi Jon, nice video. I was thinking about what you said about planting the tops of the garlic plants to make new ones. I'm not so sure about that but there is a perennial variety of onion that reproduces like that. It's called a walking onion/tree onion. You plant the bulb, the tall garlic/onion type leaves come up and a new bulb develops on the top. Once the plant starts to die back the new bulb hits the ground and hey presto, a new plant.
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Randy J commented on 21 May 2012
go back to your garlic later this growing season and grab the seeds they put on. At the top where you pointed out. Then sow them where you want it to grow. The garlic will flower first and then put on a seed pod. I have garlic growing everyplace and can send you all of the seeds you could want. The garlic greens are also good to eat. you can harvest them several times before digging up the cloves.
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jnull0 commented on 16 May 2012
That wood chip pile has been there for about 5 years. I just used them as a filler on the hill. When I saw the back to eden vid, I pulled out all the grass and weeds, and noticed the soil. It really is amazing to watch the plants flourish with out any work, or fertilizer. I haven't even watered that part yet. J
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MrDragnodd commented on 16 May 2012
I have them all over a flower bed. They keep reproducing. Love the smell of em so I dont touch em. Wild onions too. Been waitin to see ur garden for a few a week now. Just as i thought too. Saw vid today of backtoeden. Its nothing new but he's surely perfected it. Thanks for the info! Bless your harvest.
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BonnieBlue2A commented on 16 May 2012
@ jmull0, Amazing difference between your gardening beds. How many years until you noticed a real difference in your soil with the Back to Eden gardening? On that wild garlic, keep an eye out after the seed heads have developed and explode in mild-late summer. Those will be your new starter cloves.
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TheMountainfarmer commented on 16 May 2012
Not only will your plants grow better the taste of the produce will knock your socks off. We did that with our cherry orchard and turned trees that were going to be cut down into really great wonderful producers. Keep up the great vids, God Bless!
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MiWilderness commented on 18 May 2012
Huge difference J, the tomatoes look real nice. I fell on my "camera" a few weeks back doing a fishing vid, but editied it out. I should have left it in. LOL! That was funny, sorry I had to say it. Take care, REALLY! :) Roosevelt
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Hartgrove Mitchum commented on 16 May 2012
Awesome video man.... You are starting to be one of my top 5 fave channels to watch. And it it isnt just cause you roll down the hill often either.... but it does add a little bit of funny to the video. Strive on!!!
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gunnuts82 commented on 16 May 2012
you should start a compost barrel, look around on youtube its easy and its about the best thing for your garden, takes months to break down but it would be ready for next year
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TrueTexan commented on 15 May 2012
I'm sorry you fell brother and I'm glad you're not hurt but I laughed until I cried, had to go back and watch the garden part because I was laughing so hard, Great Vid!
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jnull0 commented on 16 May 2012
The new garden area is the wood chips that have broken down over the last 5 years. I didn't realize the soil was that good until I removed the grass and weeds. J
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Randy J commented on 21 May 2012
composted soil is very rich in nutriants for plants. check out journey to forever dot org (no spaces and the w's adding in) for more more info on composting
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Buckrun11 commented on 16 May 2012
John thanks for the video today. I had been feeling like crap all day at work. I needed the laugh. Sorry I wasn't laughing at you I was laughing with you...
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TheStevieoo commented on 15 May 2012
The tops are seed pods and don't think they will grow like that but like you said they are free so why not stick some in the ground and find out.
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jnull0 commented on 16 May 2012
yea, we got a bunch here too. They are a pain in the butt. We get them worse in the fall in the house, not too bad for the garden. J
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jandswelding commented on 15 May 2012
Dude, Im really glad that you didnt get hurt when you fell, but i got tell ya, I laughed my ass off! Thanks. I needed that today!
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Prepper556 commented on 16 May 2012
Nice John! The garden is turning out great! Excellent find with the garlic. Oh yeah, thanks for the footage... I need more! ;-)
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tsnorquist commented on 16 May 2012
Do you all have a problem with Asian stink bugs? They are all over the damn place in Florida. They just ruin everything.
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Jeff James commented on 15 May 2012
Bro I give you 10 thumbs up for the first 40 seconds of the video, No way would I want to be a parallelogram either!!!
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jerrya3900m commented on 03 May 2013
Dude! you give me hope for me. I'm just as bad about being clumsy unless I give 110% attention to my FEET.
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ThePaleoAgrarianist commented on 17 May 2012
If it looks like garlic, and smalles like garlic, and tastes like garlic... It's probably not an apple. :)
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michaelclarkemtp commented on 02 Jan 2013
Thanks for all your videos. I really like that you don't edit out your mistakes/falls... too funny!
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GooseArrow commented on 15 May 2012
Awesome, I have never seen wild garlic before. BTW, you really need to learn how to walk John. LOL

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danieller123 commented on 29 Mar 2009
garlic is soooooooooooo easy to grow i started mine on my window box and it is growing like a monster!!! everyday i check on it i am amazed at how fast it is beaming up there!
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GardenToolCaddy commented on 15 Jun 2011
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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