Garden Herbs for Stress

[@太田景子-i8x]

Your videos are a godsend in these crazy times. So soothing and beautiful. Thank you🥰

[@Thyme_thyme]

the video alone makes me calm, the beautiful video and your voice. thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hope it helps xx

[@MakeLifeWholesome]

Self empowerment and being your highest authority is such an important element in freeing yourself and healing. I am so glad that you talk about it Terri. Wonderful video and great information as always. I Love herbal teas and usually have a cup of Chamomile and Holy Basil in the evening. Also for the home my evening mix in the diffusor is chamomile and lavender. I hope to have a garden like yours soon!

[@creatiffy]

Love all your topics on herbal plants.... .Look forward to your posts every Sunday..... .Many many thanks

[@gailbutler483]

I've just finished foraging for St. John's wort and making both a tincture and a salve where it is a native plant here in Northern Idaho, USA, where I live. I love the "construct" of your videos, the cut aways of your garden, the dogs, cats, sky, sunsets, sea. It seems that Lowell (sp?) may be quietly instrumental in your videos? At any rate, I love your channel. It is a constant inspiration. I'm starting a lavender infused oil to eventually use in soap making. Thank you, thank you, for sharing your lovely, healing garden rife with the spirits and sprites of Nature.

[@lolhardiman5247]

Shhh!🤫

[@rattlingdjs]

Your beautiful videos and surroundings calm me too

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad to hear that xx

[@srawlg]

Great reminder we are always in control on how to react towards outside stimuli. Thank you. Your videos have been great learning and help through difficult times.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

It is a tough lesson to learn though, we have to keep practising. so glad to hear the videos were helpful to you xx Wishing you all the best xx

[@lephuoctongvietnam]

Phong cảnh đẹp tuyệt vời!❤ Không khí thật trong lành! 😎🌺 Chúc buổi sáng vui vẻ! 🌹 Gửi lời chào từ Việt Nam! 💞

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Greetings to you and Viet Nam - thanks for watching xx

[@ES11777]

I wish I had these plants in my garden! 💙 Thank you for reminding me about chamomile and lavender! Organic chamomile and lavender teas are what I have in my cabinet thankfully 😊

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are so welcome!

[@Esther-1914]

Wonderful advice! I think I will buy me some borage seeds and make some room in the garden for some new plants!💚💚

[@daggy1778]

dear Terri,thanks for all your good informations and I see at your place its windy like by me here...................have a great day.........Blessings and greetings from Dagyy ,Kiel,Germany☘☘☘

[@renitabarrientos7950]

Ty ,the use herbs & plants that help when were stressed or tucked out ,very nice in these stressful times ,I absolutely adore your flower & herd garden ty again.🏵

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad the video was helpful xx

[@renitabarrientos7950]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden 🌻🪻🌷☘️💚

[@geeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzz]

All the little animal shots are great. Your garden Terri with all of the growth of so many different things looks brilliant. I had to cut some of my hedge to get at the garden gate but I hated to do that as the hedge was so bursting with life. Was wondering could I move the gate instead but unfortunately not. I am finding one of my favourite herbs is the adaptogen Rhodiola but I think it grows in the artic though would be very handy to have in the garden. I liked the Lemon Balm tea more than the Dandelion tea that I made to try. Also been trying a mushroom complex supplement but that didn't go so well. Back to using my earthing bedsheet and that seems to be working better & I think all these things are connected as being naturopathic.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I tried growing Rhodiola here but it didn't like the damp or the high winds. I need to cut a lot of hedging too as it is getting too high and we lost a bush to wind last year. It is so hard to do though so I know what you are going through. xx

[@jamieloom22]

Thanks for all the wonderful and useful information. Blessings xx

[@tennesseenana4838]

I picked some Lemon Balm for a tea this morning. It's one of my favorites. Thanks for your other suggestions. With the extreme heat and humidity we're having now, a cooling iced tea will be very refreshing.

[@kimberlydeeney5652]

Thank you so very much. The message comes when we need it most.

[@randolphfriend8260]

💚 Thank you Terri. Very soothing film. 💙

[@louisecreed5460]

Your garden looks amazing! Your right about the weather,hopefully we’ll still have some long hot summer days😅xx

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I hope so too! xx

[@grizeldaxxx4568]

Wow Terri , it's been far too long since I watched one of Your lovely videos , or as I think of it "popped by and wandered about with You and the Dogs " ...the Garden is looking so wonderful and lush and filled with so many Divine Flowers ..even watching that is like a calming Balm for the Soul ..especially sitting here with the Fire going . It has been such a wet year down in New Zealand .. in Auckland we have had a years worth of Rain so far in the last 6 and a half moon-ths ..I may be growing gills under my jaw line hahaha ...thanks again for these lovely Pearls of Wisdom You share with us, Goddess Blessings to You x Grizi PS I just bottled some Ginger root tincture which will help in heating things up x Mind You I may need a cup pf Lemon Balm tea and luckily there is still some in my tin herb garden x

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Our summer has suddenly become very wet and windy. Can't really do anything outside! xx

[@grizeldaxxx4568]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Here's to pottering about inside for both of us then

[@1958pobs]

Thank you so much Terri ❤

[@northernmemaw4036]

Thank you so much for your informative videos 💖💖

[@beatemichaelis6186]

Wonderful garden and naturimpressions !!! Your videos are nourishing heart, soul and body ....Herzensdank ❤❤❤ P.s.: sorry for my english

[@belieftransformation]

Beautiful knowledge that you share! Thank you so very much! I need to replant most of those each year because they don’t often survive our winters here in Alberta, Canada. Blessings for a wonderful workshop & week 🤗💗🇨🇦

[@jasonleesuffolk]

Your garden is amazing

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you! It has gone completely wild at the moment 😕😂💚

[@carrie1163]

I would love if you could post the names of the herbs. I love to look them up and do more reading on them. :)

[@carrie1163]

sorry. just saw that you did post them! :) looks like I need an herb for my brain! :)

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad you found the Show more box - lots of people just don't see it??? xx

[@inu4138]

making a tea now! I'll also add some lavender from the front garden too!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

And relax....

[@sinful5405]

Thank You for this video....way too much stress going on in my life. How do I find your workshops? I'm so glad I found you!!!❤

[@susgwin7987]

Thank you for sharing you beautiful plants and knowledge. Wonderful!🌼

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad it was useful to you xx

[@melodygranny4883]

Teri, How do you feel about using roses to help with relaxation? I use a combo of lemon balm, lavender, rose petals and chamomile for a relaxing tea. I have been wondering why my chamomile is so bitter, now I know that is how it is to be! Thankyou! Love your videos, I anxiously await Sunday mornings!

[@DePerez172]

So helpful. 10 oir of 10.

[@justin_a_greenwitch]

Full Moon Blessings 🌕🌝🌟

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Many Happy Returns - enjoy! xx

[@fairygodmotherflowerEternal221]

❤❤😊excellent work Danu :). Thank you, Noelle.

[@iloveFreedom.]

🌻🌺🌼⚘wonderful, Thankyou⚘

[@GardenVisions]

It is beautiful 💐🪴🌱

[@susanmason3432]

The dogs playing “tug of war” made me laugh 😂! Are the herb plants you mentioned annual or perennial? Where do you recommend buying seed to grow them? I’m in N Florida Zone 9b. Looking forward to your herbal medicine training course. Thank you Dana and Lol.

[@avermontlife]

Thank you for this. I have vervain growing wild in my meadow, but it is white vervain, or verbena urticifolia. I cannot find any references in my books on whether this is concomitant to blue vervain, or sacred vervain. Do you have any idea? I have tried it in tea and it is bitter. Your lace capped hydrangea is lovely.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Blue Vervain is a completely different plant and as it doesn't grow here, it grows in America and is also known as American Vervain, I don't really know very much about it. I think it is mainly used for pain. Our Vervain - Verbena officinalis is a bitter herb which is very good for us. xx

[@bethanysmith5856]

Awesome, im trying to grow St John's wort since it can help with losing weight and can be used for dye

[@eddydejagere3411]

Maybe give it a try to eat less meat( only like 25 gram , less fish , no sauces ( just some olive oil) to lose weight. I eat nuts, fruit, herbs, vegs , whole foods . I eat no cookies , no french fries., no eggs( i eat hennep seed to have the proteines) My BMI is 23 now. Have a great day.

[@BrentJJ]

Thx very much...wishing you and yours well.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you too xx

[@Rose-Willow]

I love this video as it's easy to find the common plants in my garden. I wonder if there are any garden herbs you can recommend to support perimenopause? Thanks

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Peri-menopause is a con, a scam. If it was something "medical" it would start at approximately the age of 12. Don't worry about it. If you mean pre-menopause, as you begin to go through the change, there are lots of herbs that can relieve the powerful experience of transition xx

[@Rose-Willow]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden That would be a great video if you haven't already covered the topic! Thank you x

[@RobinCurrie]

Thank you

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're welcome

[@tracyguillemette6255]

what color are your Salsify flowers? Here in Connecticut, USA, we have yellow ones, but I've seen pictures of pink ones

[@shahanaturpin706]

How do you use skullcap?

[@lizette-francinefenton1083]

Thank you for the information on Borage - such a pretty flower. I planted some seeds 2yrs ago and I am amazed how much it grows each year, it’s like mint it takes over, good job it’s got it’s own little patch to grow in 🙏🏻xx🫖

[@mainerockflour3462]

Do you have a preference: English or French lavender?

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Aha!! It has to be English Lavender here due to weather xx

[@maryjanehudson6403]

I add hard honey to my tea

[@freek3940]

❤tank U

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're welcome x

[@trinity885]

Grand Solar Minimum is showing in gardens everywhere :)

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Perhaps...

[@Peace4All09]

I really love to make infusions to drink, my go to every day is stinging nettle with elderberries, my body just screams out for it. I was, not now but i fostered Dogs that had come from horrific situations & left them mentally upset & quite by accident i was trimming the catnip & i had a wee foster boy outside with me, he had survived an awful dog hoarding & cruelty situation, anyway i looked behind me to see that this English Bull Terrier had made a nest in off cuts, he was asleep & content. So i dried the catnip & made a cloth collar & put the catnip in & it was wonderful to see him relax & not living in fear so i love catnip, will try it myself. Thank You for all You share, much appreciated. 🦋

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

What a wonderful story -my heart was so touched to hear of him relaxing and becoming healed. Plants are just so good to us - and you are too xx

[@RoselynPettit]

You said that the information was in the box below, but all I see are the comments.

[@bettynelson3083]

I can never find info in the box below either......

[@squinky7108]

Thank you Terry and Lol a feast for all the senses, such a beautiful film and music. Brimming with good healthy advice, I love Lavender, Chamomile and Peppermint -Spearmint they soothe and invigorate too. Your lovely roses, foxgloves and daisies and cheeky dogs and sunning chickens a visual stress reliever in itself Blessings from Canada Denise xo

[@NewEarthHealingwithJennifer]

Terri you are a marvel Dear Lady. Huge thanks for your beautiful sharing. Gratitude always.

[@briankerr4512]

Yup ... don't listen to "authority figures" , I have to 100% agree there.

[@alexandergriffith4517]

7:25 Just so you know; Terri is presenting herself as an authority figure on herbal medicine.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

@@alexandergriffith4517 actually I am most definitely not. I am sharing what I know - and I am not an expert - but what I do say is very general and is to stimulate people to become responsible for their own health and well being whilst doing their own research. I have never pretended to have any authority whatsoever - you need to watch and listen more carefully.

[@Mysticcycles]

Absolutely gorgeous cinematography, beautiful garden, wonderful wisdom, and the dogs are always a treat! Thank you so much for the helpful information!

[@PetitePorchPerformances]

* QUESTION: You mention so many wonderful herbs for support & healing as in this video rosemary, chamomile, lavender etc. for stress; however, there are many varieties of these plants. Aren't some better as medicinal plants than others? Aren't some varieties bred more for ornamentation than for nutritional and remedial value? The relaxed and gentle presentation, information, science & lore as well as the music and editing area perfect for the ethos of your lovely KZbin channel - wise, beautiful and magical. Very harmonious - a real treasure. Thank you so much.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are right, and the ornamental varieties may not have the same medicinal properties. Medicinal plants tend to have vulgare or officinale or officinalis in their latin names. Lemon Balm for example is Melissa officinalis; Lavender is Lavendula officinalis, Vervain is Verbena officinalis, ...

[@PetitePorchPerformances]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Ah! Thank you & Shalom

[@fungus_fae6325]

I’ve recently found your videos and I find them so relaxing and informational! I’m 21 and live in the U.S, I was never really taught about herbs as a child or teen & their wonderful uses. I really appreciate your videos & try my best to retain as much knowledge as possible💓

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy the videos. I am delighted to help you. Good luck with learning. Look back through my videos - I have two or three about books and there are some herb books recommended that might be of use to you. xx

[@lindaedwards7840]

Good morning to you Terri, lovely informative video thank you so much.Sunday morning I bought Cat mint and Lavender plants to fill out my herb garden area, also they are great for the bees and butterflies, So much the colour aromatics and choice in gardens fields hedges , we all thrive, sitting amongst the riches of the Goddess is awesome. We are so fortunate. Hugs and Blessings to you both.💚🌹

[@MyEverydayGarden]

I love lemon balm. I let the plant go to seed and now it pops up everywhere and I don’t mind at all. I think it knew I needed it’s medicine 😂

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

It's extremely invasive on my property. I have to keep it under control.

[@mjv1312]

Hi Terri~I would absolutely love it if you could talk more about the benefits of California Poppy in a future video. I had never realized that it was medicinal until just now! It is not mentioned in any of my herb books and I’m very intrigued and delighted. I have it almost year round here in my (Cali) garden and I would love to use it to help with restful sleep. What an amazing gift! Thank you for always so graciously sharing your knowledge and love of nature. ~Monica

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

If you have it there make an infusion and take a cup about twenty minutes before bed. Mine have all gone now for this year so perhaps next year xx

[@sofyaradelet]

Leaves or petals? Thank you for the lovely videos

[@caroleyre9144]

I grew up in Bedsits and flats mainly …I was always in the Garden with my Nana and Papa in Scotland until I was 7 …all I ever wanted was a little piece of Earth to grow on …and a loving family …I got that much later in life in England but so very grateful so I am. Lol ❤️🌻☘️

[@linleadbeater6028]

I made some st Johns wort tincture to help me with low moods in the winter and was so happy to find out how well it worked . I make so many things now thanks to your lovely channel xxx

[@melaniemaldonado6692]

I have a nighttime tea I use with lemon balm, skullcap, passion flower,hops, valarien root and lavender flowers with a bit of hibiscus flower. It's so soothing and helpful.

[@sonplusone7059]

Loved the video. I sat down with a nice cup of chamomile tea and watch it. Loved all the mullein plants in your garden. I just got don’t harvesting mullein here in Pennsylvania. Making a tincture with some and am drying some for other uses through the year (respiratory and glandular problems). Thanks for the lovely video. 🤗

[@robynmarler1951]

I found mullein on some overgrown wasteland yesterday! I was so chuffed! X

[@robynmarler1951]

Am I losing my mind or was that totally not lavender? I also thought you got chamomile mixed up with feverfew in one shot. It might be me, I do get confused😂😂😂x

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

No you are not using your mind. When Lol did the B roll - I wasn't here for him to double check with. That was Hyssop and then Feverfew!😂 He is becoming better at recognising plants but today wasn't his best day.😂

[@sharonammirati2042]

The most relaxing aspect of this video is watching you and listening to you as you wander through all of the lovely colors and textures of the multitude of plants gently swaying in the breeze. Your voice as you explain the plant qualities is a bonus stress reliever. I wish you blessings for all you do to help provide access to antidotes to the stresses of our daily lives

[@abetgoto5499]

Wow, you're so amazing, you got a pharmacy in your backyard,God gave us all these herbs and spices for us to use, thanks so much..

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I know - isn't it wonderful - we are so fortunate xx

[@sharonhuthnance1100]

AMEN

[@MidaliaLebron]

"Just go into yourself and realize that you are your own highest authority." ❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I think it's important to remember that

[@MidaliaLebron]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden That was very wise advice. Thank you for reminding us.

[@karennewbury6430]

Thank you Terri and Lol. This is a timely video, and I very much appreciate the content. I'm studying herbs through an online program, and all this info is great to reference. Wishing you blessings of the season, and a prosperous harvest. 🐝🐝🐝 All my best from Canada.

[@javabeanme]

Lovely, as always. Thanks for the conversation and education. Your dogs and chickens are quite lovely.

[@megantingen5997]

I enjoy watching your Sunday video. Especially when you are in the garden, it is so relaxing and I learn about the different herbs.❤🌷

[@julieledesma2010]

I go to my Heavenly Father when stressed . He has promised to give His people that know Him peace , perfect peace ✝️

[@purelightlove8888]

Many Thanks for this information, could you possibly zoom in on the plant your speaking about so i’m sure I have the correct species of plant please ✨🌹✨Greetings from Oregon USA ❤️

[@altheab.8907]

Very helpful information as always, Terri. Thank you for including your dogs playing. Neither of them were going to give up on pulling that rag. I have to wonder which one won, or if they both just gave up. It’s always nice to have a bit of unexpected joy in a video. 😊💖🦋🕊

[@brendarowe984]

Terri your videos are the highlight of my week. I love making the salves. Can you help us with the dosage for the tinctures? Should we do drops under the tounge or put a little in water (or both)? Not trying to over think things, I just want to get it right. I have a couple family members also open to tinctures. Thank-you for all you do for us. xx much love from NY

[@lchi8265]

If this helps- I have been making echinacea tincture for years from my purple coneflower. After it tinctures we cut the tincture again when filling small brown bottles. The dosage for myself at 138 lbs is 20 drops in a half teacup of warm water. My larger spouse takes 30 drops. This along with a Vitamin C 1000 ml will ward off any bug our visiting grandchildren bring😸

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

It depends on several things such as the size of the person, the age of the person, whether the issue is acute or chronic.. a general rule of thumb is 3-5ml for an adult, or a drop per age for children up to 10/12. Someone else has replied with some good advice too.

[@brendarowe984]

@@lchi8265 Thank-you!

[@maureenflovers1331]

I just love your aura of peacefulness. And your garden alone is a stress reliever

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

The garden is a great stress reliever - just getting outside xx

[@lindafields2326]

I love your videos. I love the scenery. I love your fur babies. ❤️

[@pierjones3757]

I look forward to your weekly videos. As a family/community herbalist for more than 30 yrs, I find myself finishing your sentences. We obviously teach/preach/encourage so similarly. And I'd bet we have studied with the same teachers. You were near the end of this vid, and I said "wait! you didn't mention Rosemary...".....20 seconds later, you did. LOL This may help someone else, so I wanted to post: my brother died very unexpectedly several years ago, and my world tilted on its axis; after several months of feeling like I was walking through water and looking at the world through glass bricks, I mixed up a tea of Oatstraw (to physically nourish the nervous system)/Chamomile (to calm)/Lemon Balm (to get me out of my own head) in equal parts, and for more than a year I drank 2-4 quarts a day (it is good hot or iced)....to this day, I swear it saved me. Herbs are truly a blessing.

[@bettynelson3083]

I recently found you on u-tube. Loving your knowledge and videos. Thank you so much❤ I'm new to this and loving every minute ✌️

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Welcome! I hope you enjoy the channel and find it useful xx

[@bettynelson3083]

Absolutely 😊

[@jcline147]

When you cut lavender to use for a tea, can you use the stems as well as the flower buds?

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You just use the flowers. xx

[@curtiskaltenbach1629]

Your video is calming thank you so much!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're so welcome! xx Glad to hear that xx

[@thestillroombotanicals2932]

So many beautiful plant friends here 💚 I love them all. My absolute favorite for my type of anxiety is Motherwort. She always feels like a wise, calm mother who sits with me until I calm down. 🌿

[@melaniemayone-radford3665]

Funny your temperature dipped today ! I was in the shower just now listening to your fascinating information....thinking how bizarrely chilly it was here in Edmonton Alberta! The Autumnal vibe evident too...we had an incredibly hot Spring. But it's really lovely to have some rain, so All's Well. Thank you for the guidance here. 💚🪻🏵️✨

[@lchi8265]

😹And I thought that I would be the only one visiting Dani’s garden from the shower😸!! Excellent repurpose for my old android phone.

[@quantum_tarot]

Letting go of things that is beyond are control, with a healthy life style and a nice cup of lavender 👌✨tea ,that is the first step to a stress free life❤ thank u again for your wisdom and wise words ✨✨✨✨✨❤️🇳🇱

[@christinebrown6154]

Great podcast Terri Thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@madelynparsons9013]

Thank you for this amazing film… I have such anxiety at the moment . This has been exasperating by going through menopause.. are the herbs you mentioned okay to take with HRT medication ? Many thanks again . Maddie

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You would be better to check with a herbalist near to you as I don't know which medication you are taking and which herbs you intend to take. xx

[@knittingjourney9521]

I love your garden - and your Irish accent!

[@TheQuakingPoplar]

Thank you, Terri! Just looking at your beautiful herbal gardens is a stress reliever. My favorite mantra when I'm stressed, anxious, or fearful is "I am Safe. I am Happy. I am Healthy. I am at Peace." Especially effective with eyes closed and slow breaths. 💚

[@sweetsweetyswyoulove7809]

I just start herbalist course in my country. You video nice to watch for more understand herbs.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Good luck xx

[@cherylgivler4647]

You are wonderful..... my aunt taught me about some of these wonderful plants ... and yes.....I thank all the plants and nature all the time .... everyone says I have 2 green thumbs.....I send my love to all my plants when I touch them , and they respond...... Be blessed .... and thank you for your wisdom

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

So nice of you xx thanks for loving all your plants x

[@sallylunamoth5542]

Thank You Terri Wonderfully Informative....Off to Make Some Lavender Tea 💜xxx

[@walkingwater893]

Good morning 🥀🌸🌹 1000 views no comments 😂🤣 Beautiful gardens and filming. I do grow many of what you share here, St John's is taking over 😮 Do have an enjoyable week and thank you! 🥰

[@BeFree-BeFrugal]

I found some herb St John’s wort seeds last year, this year I’ve got my first flowers 🌼🌼🌼

[@Centannicocktails]

I just adore you! Thank you! I found you a few months back. May I ask, do you gave a chart or website that has a list of Plant/Moon/Sign Correspondence?? You mention Gere Lemon Balm cycles with the moon. I would love to learn more..❤ Do you teach classes online? I am very far from Ireland..😊. And I am of the Italian ways however I am very connected to Celtic ways as well..

[@loisbanks3614]

Your garden is beautiful -- the music, herbs swaying, chickens,dogs and most of all your presence and kind sharing are just what we all need. Thank you. Did you sense worldwide anxiety, because it seems strong at the moment? Have a wonderful workshop.

[@nh5552]

Thank you Lovely, another extremely informative video, you really are a super teacher 😁 And I must say your garden and flowers are really looking beautiful right now 🌻Have a wonder week, Niki x

[@princessbabibear4794]

Wonderful advice! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am from the Texas Hill Country in the USA. I think borage is something that I should definitely try. A lot of anxiety and stress. I've tried chamomile tea and it was organic and everything but my nose ran for 3 days so I guess I have an allergy to that. That's just too bad lol 😅

[@kitty-bella7546]

Thank you ✨💐🌹🍀 always look forward to seeing and hearing your Sunday KZbin videos . Just wish I had a garden to plant into the ground. Everything is in clay pots or wooden planters made by my dad. You garden is looking so beautiful and you toos . Xx

[@chrisatell2774]

You have the most beautiful garden! (dream garden!) Thanks for sharing all that you do :)

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks so much 😊

[@judit.3550]

Thank you!...you are one of the Best out there! The smartest move is Not to play the outer Game, which brings instant calm to the body and mind! These videos act as a constant reminder for all ! Mother Nature is really a very simple, but powerful chick to assist us!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you so much . I agree, put our focus on Mother Nature and each other instead of all the media nonsense xx

[@susansaffioti2111]

Did anyone else see that crescent shaped cloud near the roofline, it looked like a profile of a baby’s face, so sweet and a nice reminder that there’s more to life than meets the eye. Wonder full video.

[@marydunn3867]

Super film ,so much information.Hope the workshop goes well 🐝🐝 xx

[@nancyn.226]

Really wonderful video! Thank you for sharing so much wisdom ❤️🌻