Susun shows us Mallow. Which is great to eat in salads. Mallow soothes the digestive system and respiratory passages. Part of ‘Easy Herbal Medicine & Natural …
We are growing more of these ones now too
Its tiny compared to the ones we have musk mallow
Great tips thanks i love them
Im growing a very tall pink one it has dark pink lines in the flower
My dad gave me seeds for that one its pretty
A taste of the tropics way up north in Ontario
Much love xoxox
This in our Arab country called hibiscus and is very popular with many cut and stir with olive oil and garlic and add lemon juice and put next to them olives and peppers and green onions
Hello Susun! I have seen a plant similar to this n the past, had no idea it was edible, thanks to u, I do now. So when we meet again, I will enjoy. U said it’s slimy when cooked, seeing how I like okra, I’ll have to see if I like this when cooked, if not, salads it will be! I LOVE GREEN BLESSINGS, and I appreciate u for teaching me about them! Thank u Susun
Susan you look amazing. I meet you once I believe at sage mountain. We just lost beautiful annie McCleary and not too long ago George L. I miss them dearly they taught me for over 6 years wild edibles. I would love to come see you herbal friend. How can I contact you for a visit or just sit in on a class to see you and connect? My YouTube is tajeanhus greens herbs and produce. Email me through there or on fb and Instagram Tammy Hudson. Love you sweet lady. Hope to see you soon. Peace & Namaste.
You are svelte again! I think it was your talk that said women spread out and take up more space after meanopause, and rightfully so. I'm in it and getting fat as a pig, miserable. You look so beautiful!
Thanks, I have been throwing them into salads, green steamed veggies, soups and teas from time to time. Mine get "rusty" spots and then I don't want to use them.
I had Just been out side looking at a Mallow Plant. I was wondering what is that. I'll have to look that up! I came back in and Bam! The was your video. I was thinking that looks like an interesting geranium like looking plant. Thank you for the information! Have a Blessed Day!
beautiful spirit
We are growing more of these ones now too
Its tiny compared to the ones we have musk mallow
Great tips thanks i love them
Im growing a very tall pink one it has dark pink lines in the flower
My dad gave me seeds for that one its pretty
A taste of the tropics way up north in Ontario
Much love xoxox
i might try this to ease COPD thank you
This in our Arab country called hibiscus and is very popular with many cut and stir with olive oil and garlic and add lemon juice and put next to them olives and peppers and green onions
Hello Susun! I have seen a plant similar to this n the past, had no idea it was edible, thanks to u, I do now. So when we meet again, I will enjoy. U said it’s slimy when cooked, seeing how I like okra, I’ll have to see if I like this when cooked, if not, salads it will be! I LOVE GREEN BLESSINGS, and I appreciate u for teaching me about them! Thank u Susun
Thank you Susun 🌈💖👍🏻
Thank you.
Susan you look amazing. I meet you once I believe at sage mountain. We just lost beautiful annie McCleary and not too long ago George L. I miss them dearly they taught me for over 6 years wild edibles. I would love to come see you herbal friend. How can I contact you for a visit or just sit in on a class to see you and connect? My YouTube is tajeanhus greens herbs and produce. Email me through there or on fb and Instagram Tammy Hudson. Love you sweet lady. Hope to see you soon. Peace & Namaste.
Thank you dear teacher! I also love Billy the "kid" at the end 🙂
You lost a lot of weight.
How wonderful to find you on YouTube ! You have been on the path for many many many many moons!!!
You are svelte again! I think it was your talk that said women spread out and take up more space after meanopause, and rightfully so. I'm in it and getting fat as a pig, miserable. You look so beautiful!
Thanks, I have been throwing them into salads, green steamed veggies, soups and teas from time to time. Mine get "rusty" spots and then I don't want to use them.
I used to see that on our farm in Michigan all the time when I was young. Here in Tennessee I dont see it at all but I am sure its here
Hmmm. You look like someone who could tell me – can hemp be grown near black walnuts? Aka is juglone an issue with hemp?
Is that "dollar weed"? or so they call it around here.
I love mallow. Thank you Susun
Thank you Susun!
You are a blessing Susan 🍃
I had Just been out side looking at a Mallow Plant. I was wondering what is that. I'll have to look that up! I came back in and Bam! The was your video. I was thinking that looks like an interesting geranium like looking plant. Thank you for the information! Have a Blessed Day!
thank you, Susun!