Have You Thought About Starting A Medicinal Herb Garden?

[@TheHoneystead]

Check out our online herbalism course- school.thewhisperingwillowfarm.com/offers/ggYWznWJ/checkout

[@davidinchcliff4560]

What herbs will dissolve blood clots.

[@beckymartinez9926]

Can you break down the course in a few payments?

[@jshu7001]

Thanks for sharing. For those wondering 1) Chamomile 2) Lemon Balm 3) Catnip 4) Mother Wort 5) Hyssop 6) Lemon drop(toothache) 7) Horehound 8) Feverfew 9) Holy Basil 10) Cone Flower(Echinacea) Happy growing. I’m looking forward to growing along as I’m also in VA and want to get more medicinals in my garden

[@miraivas6203]

Thank you making this list for the rest of us. 🙏🏻

[@kathyscott4671]

Thanks!

[@maryodonnell629]

Thank you

[@moniqueoberholzer1282]

So glad you drink coffee in the morning! This is my first time watching your video's, what seedsgroundmix do you use for the herbs, I'm not sure as to if it needs the same mixture as veggie seeds. Thank you and thank you for your video's.

[@RedWigglersFarmCom-jc5oy]

Thank you

[@HealingGardenLife]

My second year of gardening in a small space until God answers our vision of owning land to do more. Planting herbs this year with seeds and plants, hoping for success. You inspired me to start an apothecary in my kitchen- hubby cleared a whole cabinet area for me just for my medicinal herbs, jars, and other products

[@jasonlist3253]

We are believing with you. We need land too...🙏

[@sonnyamoran7383]

I'd love that dream. But reality is at my age, and money is a big factor. I'm blessed with what I have and am extremely grateful. I can and do grow as much as possible. Currently, beds are full. As I harvest or plants age out, I'm ready to fill the hole. This is my 2nd year growing and my 1st year weighing and keeping track. I am currently learning more about medicinal herbs for the future.

[@barbaraannjohnson]

Acts 3:6 God has no money for stupid god followers.

[@alexisj3087]

Praying for you. I had the same dream as you and I was able to buy a house with 5 acres last year. Get your credit score good and it will happen!

[@barbaraannjohnson]

@@alexisj3087 I have a home. Don't you dare use some weirdo jew blood voodoo on me. You received a stimulus and call it 'gawd"??? Total lunatics...

[@worleyhavenhomestead1448]

Oh my goodness I literally just told my cousin I have tons of plans in my head but not a lot of motivation in my body lol, clicked on your video and you said the exact same thing, don't feel so bad now lol it happens!

[@TheHoneystead]

Giving ourselves grace is soooo good sometimes 💛

[@carriem7832]

@@TheHoneysteadI think having someone come over for lunch / planting get together helps motivate me. My daughter quit growing her own plants two years ago and bought from Farmers market instead but the big P happened and many did not reopen last year. I told her come bring her seeds and I’ll grow them for her in my grow room and greenhouse if she helps me plant my beds…❤😊 So if someone needs help share your garden with a friend or family member four hands work faster

[@SharonMcDonaldLove]

Informative: The video provides useful information on the benefits of starting a medicinal herb garden.

[@lalola656]

How amazing is God's creation!!!

[@christian5707]

I so needed this video today! I’ve really been contemplating growing more herbs than veggies. Last year I had a few herbs growing here and there but I want a dedicated bed just for herbs! ❤

[@TheHoneystead]

💛 I love a good variety of all things in my beds! I found that by mixing herbs with other plants in the garden, my vegetables do soooo much better!! Grow all the herbs 🙌🙌

[@permakulturkanal]

it was fun watching you. All my love, Tanya

[@scsfulsarahr598]

Absolutely on my Cancun Homestead on my channel Love Grow Live Free 🥰🙏

[@ladonnawoodley5279]

Thank you for this video. Even though I'm 62, I'm a beginner when it comes to medicinal gardening; however, I want to learn everything about it and I think I've found my teacher.

[@shellier1681]

I can empathize with the big dreams and goals, but lack the motivation. I think we all go through seasons and that most people have those feelings. Loving your channel and content!

[@conniejsanford4202]

That is exactly what I am preparing..To do! I purçhased 4-26ft long greenhouses, lots of sunshade, pots, the works! I am a self-retired surgical-LPN nurse & breast cancer survivor. I also dezine & make jewelry. My business names are-will be: WindDancer DeZines and the greenhouses will be called... WindDancer Gardens. WindDancer is my Dragonfly..I dezined and kept. I have taken many orders and work with all natural gemstones.. Yes! I do both. I have ordered most of my seeds including my nuts, fruits, veges and all my natural medicinal plant seeds. I will be located in Texas or Arizona..or maybe both! TBD..

[@conniejsanford4202]

Forgot to mention my seeds but there are lots & I don't know if I will do all or specific ones. Surgery has taught me you can never have to many..of anything! Lol..

[@loue6563]

I just started some chamomile and other seeds yesterday. So exciting to get started.

[@TheHoneystead]

I love love love Chamomile

[@PHJoy]

Slacking? I feel that. I found you (&hopefully motivation!) thanks to Grow Family Network... God bless.

[@TheHoneystead]

Lol oh good! I’m not alone :) I hope you find your motivation as well.. mine was hiding under a rock hahah

[@PHJoy]

@@TheHoneystead haha thanks! I actually have been warming up as I move some rocks... I'm "paving" the little corner where I sit and play guitar & sing. Fingers crossed it'll pop out from under one of those rocks!

[@juliehamel4518]

Thank You Kailey 🥰💞💖

[@farmingowl1]

I started a lot of my medicinal herbs last month

[@TheHoneystead]

Whoop whoop!!

[@FrankFamilyFarm79]

I’m anxiously waiting to start my seedlings. I live in Wisconsin, so no planting until mid to end of May. Soon though!

[@TheWillisHomestead]

You just give me so much hope and inspiration. Thank you sooo much for what you do! I’m 34 years old and very new to the world of gardening and medicinal herbs. Sooo much to learn. You make it easier! God bless you!

[@Doktracy]

Just what I needed on a sick day with cold and windy, zone 8,time to get ready for the garden.

[@debradykstra8703]

I made horehound candy many years ago. Best cough drops I ever had. I love seeing people share their herbal knowledge. I have felt like this skill is disappearing. So glad it's not. 🌞🌱

[@mpedals]

I love sharing , I want everyone to have a piece of everything, even what they don't know, they can grow with it, lol

[@everafterbookchat]

I'm in Virginia 6b too! though it never gets as cold as that here. Our final frost is forecasted for April 27. I love your green house space!!!

[@vnickcolvin4971]

I wish you had shown what the plants will look like as you planted the seeds, but great information shared!😊❤

[@monkeychicken27]

Learn something old….I like that. I’m glad I found and randomly clicked this video.

[@kevindice1092]

We grow nettles, chamomile, echinacea, and oh so much goldenrod. I’d like to get bergamot in my beds, but it’s so conveniently growing along our creek, and it’s a nice diversion to go and gather it when it’s blooming.

[@TheHoneystead]

I agree! I love to go foraging as well!!

[@ENEMA_AND_YOGA_CHANNEL]

I love having a herbal medicine cabinet. I use the herbs in all of my enemas. I also have an assortment of enema bulbs for my enemas and unisex sanitary pads for enema leakage.

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

yes! I want to start medicinal herb garden! but I also want to make a tea garden too!

[@beckymartinez9926]

I really enjoyed this. New gardeners would probably appreciate seeing how you fill a seed tray with soil. I used to wonder why my soil would shrink haha I’ve been using herbs in my garden for a few years but just got into medicinal uses over the past year. I have a small garden but I’m going to pack them in. The biggest issue I’m facing right now is learning what environment each like and what part of the plant is used, when to harvest and what did I do once I’ve harvested it. Do I dry it, or use fresh, is it the seeds, or leaves or is it used in a yea or what form so there is definitely a lot more research to do on my part. Thank you for sharing this video. Seed starting vids are probably my favorite

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

I purchased everything from hoss tools to grow along with everyone ❤

[@belieftransformation]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful knowledge! Exciting herbs! Blessings to all 🤗💜🇨🇦

[@realisticholistics]

Uhg I just love listening to you and your vibe! Thank you for being YOU and showing up to guide us!

[@jkq9717]

Love this Kaylee! And I love your happy music!

[@robertlafollette2236]

Nice to see you again, another few weeks before I can start mine. May the Lord Bless your garden and you.❤🙏

[@09echols]

I've started my oregano, rosemary and sage indoors and plan on starting my chamomile, echinacia and mint families as soon as I get more potting soil

[@DowntheWrabbitHole]

I am in Zone 3 (up in Alberta) and our last frost date is like, May 24 or something ridiculous. We have such a short growing season and a very limited selection of perennials because of our freezing cold winters. But this year I started my first herb garden by purchasing nursery starter plants, and hope to collect seeds in the fall so I can start my own plants next spring. I want to learn how to make salves and teas with the herbs I grow this summer!

[@jrandall2375]

I just found you. You are precious. “Job stress, work stress… we’ll those are the same thing!” 😂. You have a very relaxing voice/cadence.

[@shannonmulligan1]

We start about 4-5K medicinal plants yearly as we farm to make our apothecary products! You motivate and are an inspiration to me, even though I've been in it for 8+ years! Thank you for all of your wonderful videos!

[@tigerlilly03152012]

What all do you plant?

[@shannonmulligan1]

@@tigerlilly03152012 To name just a few, Valerian, Boneset, Clary Sage, Marshmarllow, Holy Basil, Rue, Hyssop, Wormwood, Feverfew, Lungwort, Lady's Mantle, Calendula, all of the culinary herbs!

[@cole1710]

@@shannonmulligan1 Awesome! This is my very first year getting into herbalism and I'm feeling a little overwhelmed (but still having fun) haha. I'm excited to see where our little farm is at 8 years into this. Would love any words of wisdom for people getting started.

[@shannonmulligan1]

@@cole1710 Learn one herb at a time. Learn everything about it, and then move onto the next one. It can be very overwhelming when you have SOOO many herbs that we tend to skip over some important part of the plant. I've been studying for over 14 years and farming/running our apothecary for 8+ years and I still learn something new each and every day!

[@cole1710]

@@shannonmulligan1 yes that makes a ton of sense..i often struggle to just break things down into baby steps. it's true though, there are so many different things you can make with just one single plant. it is mind-blowing.

[@mountainsandmayhem739]

The multiplication in the garden is astounding to me. Thinking about how many seeds come from just one flower or fruit just boggles my mind.

[@grannypeacock]

I started tomatoes, chamomile, tulsi and sweet basil already. The chamomile germinated the next day. It was so exciting

[@cheryl4860]

Where did you get the black board wall? I'm interested in adding that to my 10x12 greenhouse and I need to know how and where to get started. I'm also interested in knowing where you found your chandelier? I might paint mine lavender. I'm starting a lot of calendula, chamomile, as well as echinacea, butterfly pea, cayenne, yarrow, feverfew, stevia, horehound lemon balm 13:46 , basils, and rosemary (maybe more). I'm going to try a new "bedtime tea" and a moisturizing salve to start along with exploring ways to use dandelion. I loved your course by the way! You and Jill did a great job!

[@ldarbes]

I too have been lacking motivation to get my seeds started. Now that spring is just beyond the horizon, it's time for me to get moving. Thanks for this lovely video today!

[@ForOurLegacyHomestead]

I have just found my favorite herbal gardener 🥰💚 thank you for the info. I can't wait to meet you at the homestead festival!

[@paulamills6099]

I’m in zone 8. I’m using an old Aquarian with gravel and snake rocks to get them started in a greenhouse. Easy to find at goodwill. It’s working great !😊

[@hollyhock3945]

You really are a kindred spirit as Anne of Green Gables would say. My plan is to start my seeds this weekend too and most, if not all, of the same medicinal seeds. One trick I saw Kevin from Living Traditions Homestead use when planting tiny seeds, is the wet end of a toothpick. It allows you to just pick up a couple of seeds at a time and then touch it to the soil to plant. I think I'll try putting seeds on a paper plate or towel to spread them out a bit so I don't get any of the extra seeds close to the wet toothpick. I don't have the space to plant the whole seed packet or plants later on. 😉

[@TheHoneystead]

💛 you know… that’s a pretty neat trick! I may have to give that a go next time! Also your yt name Hollyhock!! Oh how I love Hollyhocks! I hope mine come back!

[@eightysixcommunism2827]

I saw the same trick from Kevin. I wouldn't use spit to wet the end tho.

[@hollyhock3945]

@@eightysixcommunism2827 😂😂😂 Yeah me either, but not surprising for a guy.

[@hollyhock3945]

@@TheHoneystead ❤

[@hollyhock3945]

@@TheHoneystead Hollyhock has been a nickname I've had for almost 36 years. My employer at the time had 2 Holly's and it got confusing how to page us over the intercom. One of the managers started calling me hollyhock. It stuck and I loved it because of the flowers as well. 🌺

[@jeffolley2712]

I think we all lack motivation at times different weather can drain your energy. Cool Coffee cup. Thanks for the tips from OZ

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

Oh dear, do I feel like I've been watering those trays the hard way for the past 3 years. I've been using a spray bottle and spritzing them. What's worse, is I knew this method for potted plants and it never occurred to me that I could do this with seed trays. 😂😅😮😵‍💫 Poking the seeds through the soil with a paintbrush is a nice tip as well. Thank you for sharing your plants and methods!

[@kaylafullen5585]

Love your green house! The chalkboard wall is genius!

[@pattisnowden63]

I think I heard you say you’d be at The Homestead Festival! So looking forward to meeting you!

[@samanthas5167]

My goal is to have a medicinal herb garden. I was actually inspired by your Feverfew video. I have had migraines my whole life. My family calls me a "walking barometer". I was intrigued by a plant that could potentially help as I have tried almost every modern medication available with little help. Still doing my research on the plant and other medicinal herbs that I would like to grow in the future 😀

[@dancnluc1]

Great video. I am slacking, too. I just got some trays in so I can bottom water. I finally got Holy Basil. I love Basil and learned last year to add it it to lemonade - so good. Boy, I could have used some Lemon Drop a few weeks ago. I need to get some seeds there. I love planting herbs. It is like an addiction to me lately, esp the more I learn about herbs. I am in 6B as well and need to get myself in gear. We got snow yesterday. My poor Easter flowers were blooming. This weather is so crazy.

[@TheHoneystead]

#slackerclub needs to be a thang haha! Jk you are just fine! Holy basil lemonade sound delicious!! I heard talk about weather coming our way 😬 we will see!!!

[@TEPO--]

Hi Kailey, I so relate ! I'm in zone 6b also, in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada. I've been yearning for more daylight and also feeling an odd sense of "mid winter" as "Winter hasn't shown up here, as far as the depths of snow. The snow shovels have only come out once this season so far and the snowblower is ready and waiting yet has remained parked. I trust that good snowfall will arrive in time, yet we're off to a very slow start. The garden, seeds and creative vision always stir in my heart this time of year and seeing this post of yours has me smiling. Delightful, thank you. (Feb. 3rd, 24')

[@betty8769]

It was -24°F this morning. We are zone 4a-3b. Alaska is a challenge

[@AmberPlans]

Loved this video, so glad to find you 🌱 Such great inspiration as I get seed planting 💕

[@lynettelewis5688]

Thank you for this video. I am starting my winter sowing today(I'm behind) in zone 6A. New to me this year, is an herb/tea garden. I'm trying to treat my body better by reducing swelling and inflammation.

[@danitabrown9531]

Yes, I would love that

[@grannypeacock]

I have been adding one small thing to my garden each year for a few years. If I get through the projects planned for this year successfully I will start a medicinal herb garden in my front lawn next year. I am grateful for your inspiration and support as I become the person I always wanted to be

[@gizelegionet7771]

Hi Kelli. You are wonderful showing us all those wonderful little tricks for the seeds. Thank you so mush. How is your mom ? Sending you some prayers.

[@mentalmama85]

The paint brush is such a good idea!! I got to start some things today too. I'm behind

[@gardennonsense]

Stay motivated. Your video motivate me. Thank you for your video

[@lbizzythefire]

I wish I could find a garden cutie like you❤.

[@jenniferhunt6739]

Your videos are awesome. Such a fun girl you are. I live in BC CANADA zone 5b. Ground still frozen here. I am trying to seed start but had big failure last year. Leggy and then when I transplanted they died. Direct show worked better for me. I don't have a greenhouse. I'm going to look into milk jug planting. As for medicinal herbs and flowers, I already have many in my garden but adding more every year. I just discovered mullien growing among my cedars and thought it was a weed.

[@Prayforwind-q7e]

I gotta say, when I read the title and clicked on the video this was not what I expected... but still very interesting video. Thank you for sharing.

[@wicked-witch-of-the-west]

Super wholesome. Subscribed

[@pristinenix]

I am so happy I found your channel. I am on Virginia's Eastern Shore and I am looking to start a homestead. Thank you so much for all the insight. Look forward to viewing your collection.

[@crystalmasters8582]

Good job getting in it Kaylie 💜

[@californiad1141]

I just joined your channel and I love your apothecary! Thank you for sharing

[@JessicaLee.3]

I just stumbled across your channel and I'm so glad you said where you are located. I usually can tell by the accent and just couldn't detect one with you. But I'm in MD so that is probably why. 😂 I really want to start a medicinal herb garden this year, so thank you for all of this great information!

[@ht6684]

A few years ago I had a terrible cough that wouldn't allow sleep. I made a tea of catnip and lemon balm, slept through the night. Such good stuff, I'm no expert at herbs and I should really learn more but I know enough to get some benefits.

[@whatifitnt]

I’m chomping at the bit but this year has been unusually cold. I’m 60+ and have lived on the Nor CA coast all my life... first time EVER that we had snow 2” deep that lasted 2 days and kept falling during the ‘warmer’ part of the day...😳🌨☃️ I even got to make a real snowman and have a snowball fight... out my front door... in town... ❄️☃️ So I’m needing to wait a bit... usually have plants waiting in the greenroom by now... 😐

[@TheHoneystead]

I saw how much snow CA is getting!!! That’s crazy!

[@trishacarlson4122]

Have you thought about offering virtual classes for gardening? That'd be so good! Idk just a thought! I loooove this video - I'm definitely needing some Holy Basil Tea like asap :D & The Tootheache Plant is something I will be looking into. Thank you!

[@barbarahudson392]

Yes yes yes. Thank You 🙏

[@Doktracy]

I grow tons of different basils, bergamot,peppermint,spearmint, and many other herbs. Today I’ll start basils,cilantro,dill,parsley,culantro,chamomile, rosella, catnip,echinacea,some greens and lettuce, some other odds and ends. I’m a little late on my cool season stuff but they should be ok if we have a later spring. I also do some bits and pieces in different places. I’d like to try sticking some various herb seeds,pollinating plants,milkweeds and artichokes or cardoons all over my farm. I love hyssop, you reminded me that I don’t have any,it may have died out last year when I didn’t do much weeding.

[@rodneywelch3556]

On a snowy day here in Maine this is what I’m doing. Watching you and getting all the supplies from the potting shed to start the herbs at least! Love and hugs

[@ChrisMazzaferro]

Why, YES! Yes I have! In fact, I've planted some stuff, and bought seeds for other stuff. I struggle with designing my ground space though. My property is very small. Also 6B, but in Connecticut (not the wealthy part.)

[@ramonajolley1966]

I bought the medical seeds from Hoss tools right after your video. I was waiting for you. Lol!! So I start mine this weekend. Glad that you started. I'm so excited.

[@Melungeonpeople]

I think we all lack motivation sometimes. But we get there eventually

[@thepeopleplaceandnaturepod8344]

Wow this is so cool! 👌🏼

[@fernwehchronicle]

I am still hoping that you talk a little about how you clean the brown bottles … thank you! 💕

[@TheHoneystead]

Ohh good idea! Yes!! I will share that!

[@homesanctuaryliving]

Yes! This is only year two on our property but I have two gardens. One is strictly herbs. Mostly medicinal perennials, some culinary and a few annual herbs.

[@Estella0707]

It’s been my dream to start a medicinal herb garden… 😩😩😍😍 Finally got most of the seeds. Need to figure out where to plant them.

[@gypsygalweddings9733]

You're lovely! Thank you for the useful and wonderfully made content!

[@3dchuy]

I love echinecea, I srated mine from seed last year and grew really well. No flowers yet hopefully I get the flowers this year.

[@garrinevan]

Thanks for the inspiration! I finally got my indoor seed starting tray set up and oops - I was top watering. Appreciate the tip about bottom water feeding. Your videos are all excellent. Keep up the great work.

[@sisterinspeed]

I just started chamomile, very excited. Thanks for posting the list below, I'm in zone 5 but I'm intrigued by apothecary, and I'm looking for things to grow for tea and spices

[@carriem7832]

Ohhh you answered my wish. I wanted someone to show how to get medicinal plants going…..I need comfrey, camomile, replant echinacea, and some others…..I find proofing my seeds on wet paper towel germinates them and they’re easier for me to plant. I started garlic in plastic water bottles and planted them in cardboard boxes tucked into my kitchen garden next to the house. I took out rose of Sharon….such a pain it drops seeds everywhere and then there’s little trees to pull. I have just two I’m keeping because the leaves are edible….also took hostas out because they always get ugly later in the summer and calls in the deer to devour them….

[@jojow8416]

GREAT video. Thank you for sharing all this information and for getting me planting. I am in Massachusetts and should have started my seeds weeks ago but last year I started them too soon and had to replant the overgrown seedlings three times before the weather was good. Years ago I planted one, yup, ONE Holy Basil and it overtook my entire garden. I am constantly digging up it's huge roots that go do a good foot. So, be keep that in mind when planting it.

[@WhittAcres]

Love this, I'll be making an garden this year and this info helps a lot! Thanks

[@ThePineFarm]

I’m a Holistic Practitioner and loved your video. Spoke my love language. Growing Horehound is a fun plant to grow and harvest. Don’t wear fleece though 😂 when harvesting.. it’ll stick to ya. Lozenges are indeed fun to make, insanely good and of course let’s not forget the medicinal benefits. Best of luck! 🌱💚

[@mommajessiesboutique]

I've been stalling started too but usually I start to early inside then they are leggy for veggie seedlings. I'm really going to start a herb garden this season.

[@SASoldier]

Yes I have! Can’t wait to have a place to. But for now, ordering some Goat’s Rue seeds!

[@darleneclark6098]

Love what your doing. We moved SW VA last June and have been rebuilding our Mobil home while living in our camper. We are almost done !!! So I understand feeling desperate to start seeds, but no motivation because my setup isn't possible right now. I've decided to just set up a shelf unit with my heat mats and grow lights in our living room for now. I know you said your in VA but we're zone 7 a here. Would love to know if your dealing with similar soil conditions and what you've done to amend. Also would love to come check out your store and buy some honey. Lol I miss our old friend who was a bee keeper back in CT.

[@timbervalleyhomestead]

You using the tip of the paintbrush as a marker for depth is an awesome idea. I poke my dirt with a sharpened pencil or sharpie. I noticed we are both starting almost the same types of herbs this year.

[@genevlazani9900]

Contemplating your planting and imagining how beautiful your land will be. I am so excited about your workshop. Can't wait until April 15th!!!

[@A2ZBRA]

That barrel mug was the coolest mug I seen in a while. I need it! and awesome video btw, you have a beautiful soul and passion towards this. I've been recently getting into wanting to make my own garden but also looking for things for medicine to help people the right way. So thank you for the vids :)

[@TheHoneystead]

Isn’t it the coolest!! My friend Thomas from Free Range Art Farm on youtube made them!!

[@A2ZBRA]

@@TheHoneystead Thank you! :D

[@stepper8584]

My medicinal herb garden used to be cannabis ;) Now it's still there, but with high CBD and low THC and of course some other herbs. Going to enjoy watching this video to see what other medicinal herbs I can add ;)

[@celestemary915]

Thank you for sharing this! It's just the motivation I needed to get my seedlings started. 😄

[@Zamibia]

To all who happen to have played TW3: This is the real life Tomira

[@kristenwatson3443]

Have some seeds started and more to come we are making raised bed just for medicinal/culinary. Thank you for your videos love seeing you and your mom nothing like a mother daughters relationship!

[@gowest5145]

Yes, I'm thinking about starting one. I got chamomile started last year and since I live in the desert I have to wait and see what is going to come up this spring.

[@denisehawkins7280]

Hi Kaylee ..love your channel...found you and your mom a few months ago and you guys have inspired me ... I've bought some herbal medicine books ..beginners books, the encyclopedia of herbal medicine etc.. Oh and some weed foraging books as well...😁 I'm in Australia so we are heading into our Autumn/fall .. I've just purchased a ten pack of medicinal seeds and have many others ...today's play is to get the calendula seeds going and pick my holy basil for drying 😁 Love your videos been learning lots and yes I love getting my hands dirty and learning something old 💕

[@dianakosa5915]

Thank you for inspiring us all! My list and couting in my medicinal garden is Lemon balm Chamomile Echinachea Yarrow Bee balm Calendula Amise hyssop Italian mint Mulberry Mullein Garlic mustard Wild lettuce Chocolate mint On my wish list is comfrey, goldenrod, motherwort and applemint.