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@cindylemaitre9488 Год назад

I'm watching in August 2023 while I enjoy my red clover tea from fresh blossoms mixed with echinacea. The books that you recommend sound lovely. Your latest video mentions why you don't have time or interest in writing your own book. I enjoy your pleasant and informative videos as I prepare my herbs for dehydrating and honestly don't have time to sit and read with so many chores to do. Thanks for all that you do for us Heidi!

@deniseview4253 6 лет назад

oh my! as kids we would eat the nectar from these flowers!! we should of never stopped. :)

@RainCountryHomestead 6 лет назад

When I was young I liked to eat rose petals. Never knew if they were good for me and I am sure if my mom would have known, she may have freaked out. I wonder if some of those things we did ate as kids was our bodies telling us we needed them.

@marybethstephens6576 2 года назад

I remember too pulling out the tiny petals from red clover as a child. It was nicely sweet. Seems we may have done that with whit clover too while looking for a 4 leaf clover at the same time 😊

@OpinionsAndArseholes 2 года назад

Same. Used to eat the part that connected to the rest. From the petals.

@rebeccaulloa7774 7 лет назад

I love the medicinal herb videos. ❤

@ozarkoracle7389 4 года назад

I harvested quite a bit of red clover just yesterday. It's coming on a bit early this year here in southern Missouri as I found several blooms already spent. Great video!

@leescruggs6458 Год назад

Do you eat the clover itself

@seriouslysydney524 7 лет назад

I found some of this growing in the side pasture about a month ago. It's gone now. I had no idea that is was so special. I'll have to look for it next year.

@charmainescarborough5646 3 года назад

I harvested and dried red clover for the first time this year and have some in glass sealed jars. I am looking forward to drinking this wonderful herb tea this Fall and Winter:)

@carolynwatson4301 Год назад

A tea used on your hair as a rinse works well to help hair grow and be shiny. It is because of the sulfur.

@GodLovesYou5635 Год назад

recipe for the hair plz? thx in advance

@carolynwatson4301 Год назад

@@GodLovesYou5635 two tblsp dried red clover in 16 oz boiling water. Allow to stand covered overnight.strain and use to rinse hair after shampooing and conditioner. Leave in. Don't rinse out. You can also drink red clover tea. One tsp to 8oz water. However, if you are pregnant, on birth control pills or shot, on hormone therapy or have a estrogen dependent illness do not drink red clover as it can raise estrogen levels. This is the reason they also use it for fertility in humans and animals.

@CrazyDazes 7 лет назад

Red clover is one of my favorite herbs that we grow. Makes a great tea.

@kathleenzimmerman8227 7 лет назад

hah! I used to call this PINK clover when I was a kid. I used to pick off the heads, then pick out each individual petal, and suck on the end. It was sweet and I always felt like I was getting a treat from a flower. :-D Love & prayers

@bridget3694 Год назад

I'm not n the central Midwest and we always called it purple clover 😊

@jeandreenslin8306 2 года назад

Your videos are brilliant. Only recently started getting into growing my own herbs and medicinal plants. And been following your guidelines and honestly you give some of the best advice. And watching your videos always makes me excited to try new things! Thank you for making such a difference!

@janedecker4401 4 года назад

I will look for some clover seeds for next spring garden. Very informative.

@Howto-uy7vo 2 года назад

I have a pack of red clover that I got for sprouting and never got around to doing. I'm gonna sprinkle them on the lawn, we are in summer but are getting 10 days of rain, I hope it will be super food for sprouting it in the lawn.

@robertfulmer9248 4 года назад

Mulberry leaves are also good for menstrual pain or cramps

@AcornHillHomestead 3 года назад

I just harvested some wild red clover today along the nearby rural roads while out foraging mullein for a tincture. I took many that were also going to seed. They don’t spray at all here but like you, I like to have my own plants. I also got enough mullein seeds from one large plant to share with my entire county. lol!! Thanks for all that you have shared. Blessings to you and Mr Rain

@RainCountryHomestead 3 года назад

Yes, I agree, I prefer to grow my own rather than forage for both the sake of convenience and because I know what goes into it. This video is a few years old and I now have LOTS of red clover. Just like with dandelions, I pretty much let it grow where it wants

@heritagehousewife 7 лет назад

I love your videos on your herbs and all the medicinal properties! Your gardens are just wonderful!

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Thank you so much Carol!

@thelibrarymouse7473 6 лет назад

I'm glad I didn't yank the red clover that had popped in my flower bed! Now I can put it to use. Thanks for posting. I really enjoy your herbal videos a lot!

@RainCountryHomestead 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@auntiebb5814 4 года назад

As a combo, Red Clover & Horsetail may be a good match. Clover is good for bones & Horsetail Herb is great for natural silica :)

@RainCountryHomestead 4 года назад

We have horse tail out on our other piece of property :)

@thedomestikatedegg7378 7 лет назад

Late to comment but had to share in your excitement about the clover... when I moved to my current property there was no plantain growing. I took some from a friends yard ("why would you dig up and transplant a weed?!") 😂 the next year I had multiple healthy patches and I was thrilled!

@kathleenlovett1958 Год назад

Thank you 🙏 I love your channel and appreciate the bounty of knowledge that you freely share ❣️🤗

@saintlucia2007 7 лет назад

I second that! Heidi, uou and Melissa have inspired me to grow this year garden with many more medicinal herbs! Just planted red clover two days ago. Enjoy your tea recipe tonight!

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Thank you! :D

@phobekern5723 2 года назад

You are a Star. I love your Videos. I learn so much. I wish there would be more people sharing their knockledge. Way to few people passing on what zhey have learnt. I am sreuffling to find likemindet people and places to get good organic herbs. There is no Amazon available in my country either. Keep up the good work.

@volcessa 4 года назад

Thank you Mrs. Rain for the lovely video. I know you’ve probably already made a video about fruit leaves and how to utilize them along with other leaves together, but maybe a new one on how to use these for teas. Maybe raspberry,strawberry, blackberry and grape? Thank you for considering my request.

@Gardeningadventures49726 7 лет назад

we have this and the standard white clover all over. Honey bees galore swamp our yard for all of it. Our backyard is 90% clover. We have a little of this but nowhere near as much. So, that's one added benefit... It brings in bees for the garden! Now, if only I could get a hive up for the honey... Subscribed!

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hello cutie! How’re you enjoying your day?

@bbsbacktobasics7695 6 лет назад

That's cool that the red clover grew wild, right in with your other herbs..😊

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hey cutie

@CraftTeaLady Год назад

Thank you for all the herbal information! May the Lord bless your day for you and Pat. ☺️

@pattifoote1714 6 лет назад

You can make clover jelly also💚☘️!

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hello dear ! How’re you enjoying your day?

@DeepSouthHomestead 7 лет назад

our red crimson clover looks a little different but it is a great source of minerals.Yours looks healthy

@gameme7538 7 лет назад

Hey Wanda, it's not growing now, but in the spring it was beautiful. Kind of long blossoms, It was sold for feed plots. It made great tea. Google said that red and crimson were different. But Big Bear Homestead, who are also in GA said they were the same. Maybe you could help me.

@jacattax 3 года назад

Hi my sweet friend- I have passed you on to so many of my (one friend) and ne relative who still speaks to me hahahahha MOre seriously though- I just recently read that where sage grows wild the man rules the house, where lavender grows wild the woman rules the house... not sure where that came from but thought it was interesting none the less. I am currently foraging violets, lilac, dandelion and have a mystery plant I am researching. I am so happy to have found all these wonderful resources. Yah is good all the time. HalleluYAH. (Hebrew name)

@Wendyann1100 7 лет назад

Love red clover. So enjoy your channel. 😀

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Thank you Wendy!

@toniferguson6465 Год назад

Oh my goodness I also have this for the first time. I'll do this as well. Sooo excited. I'm going to dig it up after it blooms and it will have it's own container 😁

@RainCountryHomestead Год назад

O man, this video is old, I now get far more than I need, haha

@DrBill-zv5dx 3 года назад

Great information, Thank you very much .🙏

@rosegg13 3 года назад

so pretty, I love them. I never seen the pink ones. nice garden

@grannywoman2888 7 лет назад

I am looking forward to more medicinal herb videos.

@jamesscott4956 2 года назад

Nice I'm James from Dallas Texas.. If you don't mind me asking, where're you located?

@grannywoman2888 2 года назад

@@jamesscott4956 Denison TX

@jamesscott4956 2 года назад

@@grannywoman2888 Nice Place..

@darlenep5206 7 лет назад

I Love your Herb Garden !!

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Thank you! :D

@jamesscott4956 2 года назад

Nicely said if you don't mind me asking, where're you located?

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hey

@glamgardenernyc 2 года назад

Thanks for a good video!!

@lvntravels 2 года назад

Excellent for HOT FLUSHES, it works, add sage.

@bohemiangypsy99 7 лет назад

Hi Heidi, once upon a time when I owned and ran a health food shop I used to make up herbal tea blends for people with different ailments. My daughter who was a teenager at the time used to suffer with extreme period pain where they put her to bed. She begged me to make her a tea to help with the pain. So I used yarrow, black cohosh, red clover, lemon balm for flavour mainly, chaste berries, feverfew and I think there was one other but I cannot remember from memory, I will have to drag out my recipe book from storage. But let me tell you it was not a nice flavoured tea lol but it worked. Ash screwed her nose up but she asked for it every month after that lol. Michelle

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

I am sure the feverfew was a big part of the nasty flavor. I grow feverfew and have used it for pain often but I have come to prefer the catnip for that. In fact, my little dog hurt himself again last night (I think he pulled a muscle) so I gave him the blend I made just for the dogs with turmeric, moringa, catnip, cinnamon, and ginger (I think that was all of it) mixed in coconut oil and within 20 minutes, he was fine.

@bohemiangypsy99 7 лет назад

LOL I thought it may have been the black cohosh as that stuff did not stink pretty at all lol. I have always grown feverfew except for this house that we are renting. I have catnip on my list for when we buy our house next month based on what you have said about it. I used to grow it all the time when we last owned a home for my cats to roll around in lol. I am struggling to find a moringa tree so I may have to buy it processed and dried already which is not what I would normally do. I would rather grow and dehydrate and powder it myself. Once I start growing again I will give some catnip and the other things you mentioned in coconut oil to my little dog, he is getting old now and has arthritis and going deaf and blind which is confusing him. I would just like to ease his pain if nothing else. Take care Heidi. Michelle

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

I do not have a moringa yet either, I am thinking I will have to grow it indoors or in the greenhouse. I highly doubt it would do well outside in this climate. I agree though, would MUCH rather have my herbs come from my own garden. Trying ashwaganda this year, so far, most of it is growing fine but we will see how it does. I have tried growing both turmeric and ginger on at least a couple of occasions, but neither want to grow for me. :(

@bohemiangypsy99 7 лет назад

Ashawagandha sounds like a wonderful one to have in your arsenal. Don't worry tumeric and ginger don't want to play nice with me either. I am going to try again when we get the food forest going in our new home. Hopefully the canopy will protect them both this time around and I'm also hoping that the canopy can protect the moringa too. Our summers here in Australia are damn brutal to say the least. Where we live the winters are also bad but at least we don't get snow in our town but about ninety kilometres away they do lol.

@nature5199 Год назад

Red clover is used also in Herbal medicine to treat skin conditions such as psoriasis,eczema,rashes,... Red Clover + Calendula flower is traditionaly used to aid in wound healing and to help relive skin inflammations and irritations.Temporarily protects and helps relieve minor skin irritation and itching. Thank you for the video and the informations

@RainCountryHomestead Год назад

Long since shooting this video I have been using red clover in my oil infusion for my skin cream: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M9e5J6Vs1V0.html

@simenyasikhulu Год назад

Just came across this very informative video clip.

@jessidutton2269 5 лет назад

Heidi I love your herb videos. I wonder if you have any suggestions for my husband. He had cancer in his lungs and spine.

@jessidutton2269 5 лет назад

Has cancer.

@RainCountryHomestead 5 лет назад

I do not think I could give you any one herb that can "cure" cancer though many can be helpful in attacking the overgrowth and detoxifying. The best thing I can say is get him off all processed sugar, get plenty of fresh, organic fruits and vegetables and plenty of clean water (not city tap water). Herbal teas of various kinds can be helpful in flushing out toxins and healing the body such as stinging nettle, peppermint, turmeric, garlic, dandelion, and cilantro are some that can be considered. I also recommend adding oregano to as many meals as possible but many such culinary herbs can be helpful as well. Please keep in mind, I am not a doctor nor a licensed naturopath so I am just throwing out some ideas that can be helpful for pretty much anyone with any ailment.

@Nobody95008 3 года назад

Soursop or Graviola will destroy it

@Mrsnufleupagus 7 лет назад

I am very interested in medicinal herbs, loved your vid. Rosemary is an awesome teacher and I have watched tons of her vids. Just harvested and dries some red clover 2 days ago:) London worms sent me over, and I'm glad he did! Have a great day

@fluterific00 2 года назад

I picked some from the school I work at. Is it weird I want to plant weeds? At least medicinal ones!

@gladysgabriel3954 5 лет назад

I was wondering if the cloveralways goes that tall or if what grows in our lawn is different.

@RainCountryHomestead 5 лет назад

Is it white clover? Because white is much smaller. It is edible and still good but does not have all the same properties

@desertdiva9771 6 лет назад

I always love your videos.👍💖

@RainCountryHomestead 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@plantingseedsforlife2138 7 лет назад

Lots of good information thank you for sharing this.

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

You are welcome and thank you as well! :D

@BrooklyngirlLovesCrochet 7 лет назад

so cool u get clover right out your door!👍

@PokerHillFarm 7 лет назад

Thanks Heidi!

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hello dear !

@johnwick_kcr 6 месяцев назад

I hope you and your loved ones are doing well today. I couldn't help but notice your profile picture and I must say, you are truly beautiful. Not only that, but your sense of humor shines through as well. I would love to get to know you better and be friends if you are open to it. Please feel free to send me a friend request, I would be happy to accept. Have a great day

@derekfrost8991 5 лет назад

It's also an aphrodisiac, so watch out.. :)

@annabethbocanegra3267 3 месяца назад

TY for sharing

@sweetsperfection860 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing. I just received an order of dried comfrey and what I wanted to know does it have a distinct odor to it. I ordered from this company by mistake, I thought it was from you and placed the order, my bad. It smells about like most herbs smells to me. Like tea and a hint of black pepper. Is there any other way I can tell if it is really comfrey? Thanks in advance. Be blessed.

@RainCountryHomestead 4 года назад

Yeah, I only sell herb seeds but not dried herbs. It does smell like all other herbs so it would be difficult to tell whether or not is is truly comfrey. Depending on how small the flakes are, texture and thickness may be able to help to see if it is comfrey or not but even that is similar to certain other herbs.

@sweetsperfection860 4 года назад

@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks

@offshoot1008 3 года назад

In the spring my son and i picked the red clover that had dried flowers . I had them in a steel bowl until i could deal with them. Probably a week went by and glanced into the bowl . The flowers were moving . They had bugs that looked just like the flowers ! I had to throw them all out

@healthandfitnessglobal9838 3 года назад

Good information

@ediemurray1692 3 года назад

@susanjeremiah6163 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing. Blessings to you. #JoygiverQueen. I am starting my herbal remedies journey. 🤗🙏🎶💞🗝🕊🦋💡

@yayatchannel9273 3 года назад

nice content beatepul flower's.

@Hayley-sl9lm Год назад

Do you have any tips for deadheading and keeping this plant going for as long as possible during the summer? I am nurturing a volunteer patch of this for my bumble bees, and I'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to dead head it to keep the flowers coming. I've noticed that sometimes new flower heads come out of the old heads and I accidentally cut them off 😢. Blooms have such a crazy turnover, I'm having trouble keeping up!

@RainCountryHomestead Год назад

I just pick or cut the flowers as soon as they show then dehydrate at 110°. I do not keep track of how long it takes, I just start them early in the day and check them in the evening

@alphonsobutlakiv789 Год назад

Found a clover growing 6 feet tall, and big, after seeing this, I think it's a red clover. It's grows like a scrub. Rare mutation I think

@echandler673 4 месяца назад

Great video! Is the red clover tea more effective or if I make a tincture? Im trying to battle cancer.

@RainCountryHomestead 4 месяца назад

It really depends on the person, I cannot say what will be best for you.

@dianeibsen5994 3 года назад

Could someone tell me why there's no information on white clover vs. Red clover on RU-vid? I seem to find white clover much easier than I can find red. Thank you. Diane wa. St

@RainCountryHomestead 3 года назад

Below quote taken from this article: www.livestrong.com/article/462446-red-clover-vs-white-clover/ "Herbalists revere red clover for several purported health benefits, including detoxification, decongestion and reducing inflammation. Red clover is also considered a rich source of isoflavones, an antioxidant associated in some studies with combating certain types of cancer, including breast cancer and prostate cancer. The isoflavones in red clover have also been found beneficial in reducing bone loss and menopausal symptoms in healthy women. White clover has not been found to possess the same constituents or health benefits. Remember that no herbs have been FDA-approved for medical use and you should always consult with your doctor before taking red clover tea for any health-related purpose. All clovers, including white, possess some amount of vitamins A, E, C, B-2, and B-3, calcium, chromium, lecithin, magnesium, potassium and silicium."

@dianeibsen5994 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sending this. Do people just not use the white as much as the red? I can't find it like red clover. is there a reason for this? Is it not as nutritious?..I mean I don't understand.

@joelbrave1241 3 года назад

@@dianeibsen5994 If a good music can make you smile😊 I hope my simple Hello can make you smile🌹can we be friends?

@leescruggs6458 Год назад

Is it that areal remedy that can help

@merlindodson7562 3 месяца назад

Heidi if you see this I am just wondering if the clover that makes the white flowers is edible too. Is it the same stuff?

@RainCountryHomestead 3 месяца назад

Yes, white clover is edible and has some benefits but not all the same as the red

@lewismorgan8528 3 года назад

Add to gallery

@weetreebonsai 7 лет назад

tweeted

@controlfoodcontrolthepeopl5627 7 лет назад

another great video

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@alexandraderry7086 Год назад

Does white clover have similar benefits as red?

@RainCountryHomestead Год назад

Similar but in my opinion without any real research to back it up because I simply have not taken the time, I think red clover is superior in its benefits. But I could be wrong, they may just have more of certain ones than the white.

@johnwick_kcr 6 месяцев назад

@myperidot12 3 года назад

I found some rcb tied in a bag i bought about 6 years ago. Is it still good?

@jamesscott4956 2 года назад

Hello I love your comment.. I'm James from Dallas Texas, if you don't mind me asking where're you located?

@vanessal9334 8 месяцев назад

I haven’t had my period in 3 -4 months now. What should I do ? Will red clover help ?😢

@RainCountryHomestead 8 месяцев назад

Are you trying to get your period back or are you going through menopause?

@laurennicole4565 Месяц назад

That happened to me after I got Covid. I took a female hormonal herbal extract that contained Damiana and chaste berry, it came back after few days after I started taking it.

@avonleanne 7 лет назад

Heidi, how did you harvest the red clover? the whole stock or just the heads? As I speak I have a huge bunch of lemon balm drying, so my ears perked up when you were talking of the brew mixture for us older gals... =) do you dry the red clover as well or cut and put into hot water? thanks for the help...AGAIN LOL

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

I have only just started since this is the first year it has started growing in my garden. I dried the flowers I picked and plan to dry more in the future though I am not sure how many I will get this year, I feel pretty sure I should get quite a bit next year :)

@ZohraMouhetta02 6 лет назад

thx for the infos. is it safe during pregnancy?

@RainCountryHomestead 6 лет назад

From what I understand, there are no real trials done on its effect on pregnancy but they suspect it may be unsafe so best to avoid it during that time

@ZohraMouhetta02 6 лет назад

Rain Country thank you for your prompt reply! I will avoid it then xx🙏🏽

@lindahernandez503 4 года назад

My red clover is actually red and into gated is it still edible?

@RainCountryHomestead 4 года назад

Yes, they are just different varieties

@joelbrave1241 3 года назад

If a good music can make you smile😊 I hope my simple Hello can make you smile🌹can we be friends?

@kleineroteHex 7 лет назад

I had a few last year, none came up this year 😑

@RainCountryHomestead 7 лет назад

Bummer!

@kleineroteHex 7 лет назад

Rain Country but I got evening primrose this year, thankfully I oly pulled one and let the other 4 grow. I think I read their roots are edible, so their 2 years are up and I think I will try.

@carolynmoody9460 2 месяца назад

❤❤ 🕊️

@marieschieler1914 7 лет назад

👍👍

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hi cutie

@maranda3764 6 лет назад

@williamwinston2817 2 года назад

Hello 👋

@kamedalofficial 3 года назад

From tekya for u den back to me

@ljiljanajovicic4171 Год назад

I got tinitus as soon as I lost my period. I am not sure if menopauze can cause tinitus, but I am going to try red cover tea for a month to see if it works for my problem.

@RainCountryHomestead Год назад

It seems I did read that somewhere about menopause and tinnitus