Medicinal Plant Cultivation | 10 MEDICINE PLANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN: Health benefits and Growing Guide

Medicinal Plant Cultivation | 10 MEDICINE PLANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN: Health benefits and Growing Guide
G`day everyone. I`m really happy to be able to invite Elle Jenkins onto the channel again to help me teach us about ten medicinal herbs that I now have growing in the garden...well 9 actually!
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In this episode, we meet Elle from Australian Medicinal Herbs. She explains the medicinal properties of Borage, Chamomile, Echinacea, Feverfew, Lemon Balm, Mugwort, Wormwood, Tarrow, Sage and Thyme. Ten easy to grow herbs that are all Medicinally Magical. I then plant them where they would most prefer to be in the garden.
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🛠️ What You'll Learn:
The medicinal properties of each herb.
Tips for planting and caring for your herbs.
How to harvest and use these herbs for various ailments.
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[@nairn6624]

Me, 16 year old boy lying in my bed at 9 at night dreaming of my own Scottish weedy garden

[@AdomasSve]

Trust yourself

[@luciatheron1621]

You going to make it real. I wish you great success. 😊

[@tcfarms7645]

Build it brother! Never give up. It is worth it!

[@sinkintostillness]

Yes! Do it! Absolutely wonderful! 😊

[@isabelladavis1363]

Never too early to start best wishes on your journey

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thanks so much for having me Weedy, and letting me talk all things herbs! I hope everyone finds the episode to be helpful💝 Much love, Elle xxx

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks Elle. It was fun. See you soon for another video 🎬👍

[@RaiderMom2008]

@@TheWeedyGarden and @Austrailan_Medicinal_Herbs this is just what I’ve been looking for! I did start taking notes on my 3x5 cards and hear at the end there’s a pdf! Just had to laugh at myself! It’s just the schoolteacher coming out….all the note taking!😁 Looking forward to the next video! ~~Lisa

[@CherylChesser-k4i]

Hi Weedie and Elle, thanks for this wonderful video on medicinal herbs, seems that the link is not working for the pdf, I’m having trouble downloading it. Thanks 😊

[@midwestribeye7820]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! My best friend is a female detective in our city. It is a hugely stressful job! She also gardens as one of her stress relievers. I'm glad you got out of the profession. She looks forward to getting out, too. Your garden is thankful you can focus on it now. Many blessings to you!

[@nicolelittle7218]

Now we need a video on how to make these tintcures.

[@TheTassieGardener]

6am on a Saturday morning and my young daughter and I are rugged up in bed watching Weedy ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Love that!

[@AdomasSve]

Prescious moments:)

[@anerawewillneverforget]

Wormwood, specifically artemesia annua is an amazing antiparasitic herb as well. This variety was handed an award for helping malaria. Artemisia annua has also been used as a cancer treatment.

[@gryphc3860]

Thank you for mentioning Artemisia annua. Also known as Chinese Wormwood and Sweet Annie. It is actually one of the best varieties of Wormwood to use and as the name suggests it has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine. Not all Wormwoods are great for people to consume as some are really high in Camphor. They are indeed having wonderful success with its use in Africa for dealing with Malaria. They make is into a tea and when sick they will have it several times during the day but have found that having one or two cups of tea a week as a preventative against Malaria has been a game changer. 🙏💚

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou for your comment. Yes, I have been learning more about Artemesia annua recently and there is a lot of research going into it. I think it would be wise for everyone to have it at their home, and do some research into the benefits of it, especially with the antiviral and anti-cancer properties that are being discovered around it. Elle xx

[@anerawewillneverforget]

@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs more and more pieces of the puzzle are being exposed on how cancer is linked to parasitical infestation.

[@krill7499]

So happy to hear about the medicinal herb partnership videos!!! awesome!!!

[@novampires223]

You missed my favorite plant, nettle. I drink a quart of infusion every 3 days. Solved sooo many issues for me, I sometimes add dried dandelion flowers, dried kale leaves or grape leaves.. I grow most of these and use them as needed. Lovely video, thank you from an Oregon gardener.😊

[@nataliecarrad8936]

I love nettle infusions too. I often use it with ginger and elderflowers.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Oh I love nettle! It is so supportive for so many things! Hopefully we can talk all things nettle in a future episode. I love that nettle is useful internally and externally, and all parts are beneficial. It is a shame it is maligned as a 'weed' when it is so incredibly beneficial if you know how to use it. Your tea sounds very helpful! Much love, Elle xx

[@2trees2]

You guys are great❤

[@leonieshanahan6439]

I used to eat Witjuti grubs (and everything else) as a kid - so good to see you eating one. Love your show 🫶👩🏻‍🌾

[@sydneygardener540]

NSW Pre 88. HOD. PTSD. Gardening is now my life and cure for stress. Doesn’t always help, but it’s solace for mindfulness. Love to see you thriving

[@coraleerose8036]

This warms my heart ❤️ I love herbs 🌿 Thankyou Elle ....looks like you have finally found you ❤ and Weedy you make me smile big....Thankyou you both!!! 😊 💚🩵💚🩵💚🩵

[@vancamerawoman7399]

I’m m loving your channel and guests Weedy. The antiviral properties of Lemon balm healed a cold sore in 2 days and was brilliant with echinacea flowers as a tea when cvid struck. Off I go now plant wormwood in the chook yard 🐓🐓🐓🐓

[@notme587]

Thank you for deleting that ridiculous comment about ego and cultivars, what nonsense. Cheers weedy for what you do and inspire us all to create a better world for humanity ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Yeah that was a rotten egg 🤣🤣🤗🫵🏻🙏🏻💪🏻

[@leliam.cleveland528]

Thanks..

[@elena2010111]

Want to learn all I can about medicinal herbs. Thank you for this video!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thank you Elena 🤗🙏🏻

[@robintait1688]

Thank you Elle for sharing your journey. Much love to you

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou, much love to you also. Elle xx

[@thecraftywitch510]

This collable was gold! I added pretty the much everything into my medicinal journal. I was a Holistic Health lecturer for many years predominantly annoying people with herbs and essential oils for decades 😅 now I have semi retired I am looking to start at the source and move my plants into a patch. It's very expensive buying bags of herbs. This video? Invaluable..fun...knowledgeable..and ty both :) Blessed Be

[@michellebirrer5784]

This is fabulous 💕 Thank you 🙏 all this information has been amazing in helping me start my medicinal herb garden. 🌈

[@sharletgill8771]

10 Thrivival plants 🌿 my 6 year old spent is first half an hour of his morning watching, before he heads outside, he loves new weedy garden videos 🙏

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Say hi from Weedy 🤗

[@sharletgill8771]

@@TheWeedyGarden His day has been made 😍

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

How adorable, hopefully we have a budding gardener on our hands 😃🍀 Elle xx

[@FM-qm5xs]

It's always good to water transplants in to wash the soil down around the roots even if the soil is wet.

[@learoser1339]

How exciting. Once a month medicine plants. Thank you, thank you, thank you.😊🎉❤

[@lynmaunsell4062]

What a lovely start to a Saturday morning. I think I need to plant more herbs under our fruit trees. You two make a good team & looking forward to seeing Elle in a video monthly. 💜

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou for the kind words. Yes, herbs and fruit trees go together so well. It is wonderful for the pollinators, they can be great ground covers, look pretty and are so useful for us and our health! It is a win, win, win 😃💗🐞 Elle xxx

[@thirddaysoapsgarden]

Good post. I grow ll of those herbs in my garden. I use them in my skin care and I make teas and medicine.

[@lyndonnelly]

Wow what a wonderful collaboration I was totally absorbed with what Elle was teaching and you planting. I have not had much luck germinating some of these herbs but will give it another go. Knowing how to use the herbs is priceless knowledge. Thank you so much😊

[@flissbakx5555]

Powerful and beautiful and hopeful - my three words to describe this video. Thank you both!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou for the kind words 💜 Elle xx

[@KristinGasser]

Thanks for having this fantastic and important series… love it! 😍☺️🙏🏻 I‘m also very into medicinal herbs here in Europe in Germany, Austria, Italy and my garden here in Slavonia/Croatia. Yaro grows wild everywhere here and it’s with stinging nettles, blackberries and mint the hardest to set borders to the veggie garden… 🤣🙈 also lemon balm, thyme and wild carots & parsnips grow everywhere… I had to look up some plants names because I didn’t know the english name. Perhaps it’s a good idea to add the latin names for your worlds audience, because the translation is often not distinct… 🤔 So here are some interesting additions from my/ the european persperctive: fever few, the german name is „Mutterkraut“, which means directly translated „mothers herb“. The trivial name „motherwort“ comes from its use for pregnancy complaints - it triggers menstruation and promotes the detachment of the placenta, making it an abortifacient. Perhaps this was the plant, Elle‘s client was searching for in the beginning… Mugwort or wormwood belongs to the „Artemisia family“, that knows over 200 varieties… the very common and well known „Artemisia vulgaris“, what pushes the fat digestion through its bitterness and is used as a spice for fatty dishes like goose here in Europe. It‘s also very common here to use it to fumigate the house on certain days to rid it of evil spirits and bad energies. The „Artemisia absinthium“, of which the very famous „Absinth“ was made, a bitter digestive, the famous „Absinthe“, in whose intoxication it is said that the painter Van Gogh cut off his ear. My absolute favourite and most important medicinal herb of the last four years is „Artemisia annua“: It was THE herb against covid. If you ever wondered why some african counties like Tansania, quit the WHO Membership and said they have their own medicine against Covid: this was it! You only have to drink that bitter tea or use it as a plant powder or DMSO extract/ tincture and you are safe. It works not only preventive against any type of virus, bacteria, many parasites (e.g. those who cause Malaria), it also heals them! We experienced that serveral times during the plandemic, but also due to so called long covid… Since 2.000 years this plant is known as the Anti Malaria Plant in TCM. 2015 this plant got the Medicine Nobel Price… welll, actually the Chinese Doctor Tou Youyou got the Nobel price for isolating ONE active ingradient „Artemisinine“. Newest studies show that it’s also,a strong medicine against certain types of cancer. One „Artemisinine injection“ in alternative complementic cancer medicine costs 270 €. A paket of seeds between 4 € and 140 €. … a plant 5 €. With one plant - in Europe it gets over 2 m high and very bushy - you have enough medicine for your whole family and your neighbourhood … for one year! In 2020, the trade in Artemisia annua as a medicinal tea and food supplement was banned on the basis of the Novel Food Regulation. Reason: Resistance had already developed... The fact is: resistance to the isolated active ingredient ‘artemisinin’ had developed. The entire plant with its more than 250 active ingredients is still effective against malaria, Covid, cancer, etc So, if THIS is the kind of mugwort/ wormwood you planted in the chicken yard: it’s too precious to have it only for the chicks! You should defenately have one for your family… even if it’s bitter! The bitterness is it’s power! And the smell is absolutely fantastic!

[@isabelladavis1363]

Thank you for this great information looks like I need to add this amazing herb to the garden … stay blessed

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Yes, thankyou, you are right, we will be sure to use the scientific names in future episodes to avoid any confusion. The wormwood we planted was the Artemisia absinthium, not the annua. I have recently been learning of the medicinal benefits that you have described above of the annua and as such I have propagated some for its antiviral and anti cancer properties. There has been a lot of research into this plant recently and it is a true gift from nature to help with a lot of ailments currently plaguing us. Thankyou for your well researched, informative comment. Elle xx

[@maryjane-vx4dd]

I make a real strong tea of lemon balm and put it on my skin as a mosquito repellent

[@cason671]

Wow I was thinking… I’m about to rewatch this whole video and take notes, but at the end you mentioned the pdf and now I feel so blessed, thank you for being so awesome Mr weedy garden. Hope we get to meet one day

[@jillbeans1573]

0:04 Thank you so much for this. I only have a tiny garden and plants in pots. And well, there is always room for culinary and medicinal herbs. Thanks to both of you.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are welcome! A tiny garden in pots can be perfect for you and your needs. We do what we can with what we have. Sending love to you and your garden ❣🍀 Elle xx

[@liammiles5218]

Whenever I watch you I feel peaceful and calm 🌱 I loved your plant talking back to you. This is what I imagine when I talk to my plants. I just know they can feel our love and I ain’t crazy. I’m considering studying and it’d be my dream to live the way you do. My father was a clever man and to me he could do anything. I loved being outside with him being caretakers of our few acres. It was the best. Thanks Weedy and thanks for having Elle on. I enjoyed it.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

That was my favourite part too! They have done many studies now on the benefits of talking to our plants. If we treat things with love and kindness they thrive and respond in turn. What a lovely experience being a land steward with your father, caring for your property. I believe that you can do anything you set your mind to. I look forward to seeing your own version of a weedy garden one day.💕🪴 Elle xx

[@markferguson8075]

WOW. this is a grouse vid. I grow some herbs,,,,,, but now Im going to grow lots more.... in amongst the our vegies,,,,, dowm here in metro Adelaide.

[@TheaConstantarids]

Love everything about this. Thanks Weedy and Elle 💚

[@tobibourquin571]

Got me, love borage, grow and planted 9 of them in my this year First real garden season, just because of the Look...

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

They are pretty aren't they! You'll have all of the pollinators loving your garden and it sounds like you are setting your garden up for success! 🐞🐝🪲 Elle xxx

[@denisehawkins7280]

Thank you for sharing your story Elle ...gardening for me also started as a way to release stress and help with my mental health... I'm a customer of yours from the past and absolutely recommend your mullein tea ... It's lovely to put a face and voice to your business... Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thank you to weedy for making this all happen... Happy growing guys 💞

[@gnarly3000]

Borage Chamomile Echinacea Feverfew Yarrow Lemonbalm Mugwort Wormwood Sage Thyme

[@helenoneill1806]

Oh My Giddy Aunt!! I love this new contribution so much Weedy, thank you, . . . .I didnt think I could love your videos any more than I already do, yet here you are with more goodness and high value #Grateful 🤩🙏💞🌳🌻

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thank you so much!

[@CanadianPermacultureLegacy]

What's really impressive is the range of growth of many of those. Most of them I grow in my zone 4 food forest in chilly Canada.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Hey man 🫵🏻 nice to see you here 👍

[@Leeleepositive]

Awesome story Elle. Thank you for sharing! I am so sorry you went through such a difficult time, but you blossomed on the other side. Plus you are helping people. How lovely. Well done you, from U.K.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou for the kind words 💗 Elle xx

[@PartyCrewCoolPAD]

Greetings and Salutations I thought this was a great upload I use loads of gardening gum in my lifestyle Thanks 😊

[@muhammadjawad1285]

Who is this women having such a great knowledge on herbs

[@pisees738]

What a lovely collaboration 🌱💚🌀 thanks guys 🤗

[@MicheleMullan]

Loved the video and would find a future video on how to make great medicinal tinctures and salves most helpful. A great partnership with very useful info and fun presentation. Brings a smile to my dial every time I watch a video! Thanks Weedy and Elle

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are so very welcome! If you have a bit of a search through his recent videos you will find Weedy did a video on creating different herbal tinctures and vinegars, not too long ago. We will do a video on making salves in the not-too-distant future, thanks for your suggestion! 🪴📽💛 Elle xx

[@sharonhoffer3599]

Thanks for such a beautiful and inspirational video. Masterfully put together, as usual, and such wonderful information. Elle’s story made me cry, to come from such a horrible situation to such a magical transformation 💚🪴🍀

[@TheWeedyGarden]

2:05 hits me every time! 🥹

[@carlamccooke7296]

Such courage and 🦋 inside 💗deep gratitude love for sharing the joy and connection of our beautiful MaMa 🌏🙏🐝

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou! Yes, Mother Earth is our greatest healer and teacher 🌏🤗 Elle xx

[@carlamccooke7296]

@@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs keep shining Elle 🙏such warmth received in the reflection of your being and generosity in openness. We walk beside you 💗🙏🌏

[@rumi885]

Weedy always knows how to transport you to an extraordinary place full of connection, emotion and life. It's like a message in a bottle from Mother Nature Weedy helped her to create, sent out for the world to see. ❤ Thank you Weedy

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Comment of the day 💜💜🧙‍♂️

[@BetterYTAlgo4J]

Thank you for sharing your story! Fellow former first responder here. I am so glad you found the healing power of nature. I'm on my own recovery path and have been using a permaculture farm as a nature-based therapeutic space. We're even working on a burnout/compassion fatigue/PTSD retreat! Sending love from the US (Maryland).

[@GenXHeart]

Oh I hope you will forgive the intrusion but my 20 yr old daughter has begun her own first responder journey, she tried on the office setting and then the hospital but returned to the EMT path. Her heart has found it's calling. If I may ask, from the perspective of your hard earned wisdom is there any advice you would give her or myself for that matter? How best to support her? May God bless all those who run towards trouble rather than from it for you are a special kind of human. ❤🙏

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are more than welcome, and thankyou for your service. I am glad to hear that you have found a beautiful healing space as well. It is important to get out of your head and into nature, to help you to regulate, and your permaculture farm sounds ideal. I would love to hear more about the retreat that you are creating. What a wonderful community space to help support healing! 👏💞

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

@@GenXHeart You sound like a very loving and caring mother. Just support her as best that you can. Be there when she needs to talk, love and support her. Oh, and Catnip, Lemon Balm or Passiflora incarnarta for nervine regulation or getting to sleep after night shift 🤗 Elle xx

[@BetterYTAlgo4J]

@@GenXHeart No intrusion at all! Things can vary a bit from country-to-country but the EMT path has more internal and external supports than law enforcement in the US. I was the mental health component of a crisis response team (police, paramedic, mental health professional), so my answer will be influenced by my background. Many fire/rescue departments have built in mental health supports as well as spiritual supports through chaplaincy. My biggest piece of advice can be summed up in a fun word PROFYLACTIC aka preventative not reactive. Preventative mental and physical health treatment is the key to longevity. Use all of your time off - that's why they give it to you... especially after difficult calls. It's OK to say "I'm not OK." Reach out for support and reach out often. Stay connected to loved ones and hobbies. Getting support from within the first responder community is great (we have shared experiences and can relate) but sometimes it can be a burnout/trauma feedback loop. Spend time with people who aren't lights ands sirens all the time. ANDDD... get outside. Sit in the grass. Smell the flowers. Look at the pretty birds. 15 minutes in nature has multiple health benefits. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9665958/

[@BetterYTAlgo4J]

@@GenXHeart I wrote a big long reply and it disappeared! 😥Maybe i'll try again after I look at my computer... I might be having tech issues! (Edit: It might have been removed because I put a link to a journal article? I'm not very YT savvy.)

[@asher7318]

This just gets better and better 😩❤️ what a beautiful collaboration of skills and characteristics! 🌍❤️

[@sonjahurst8315]

Thank you Elle, and Weedy, it's the tending of the earth that mend our spirit, and of course the medicinal and nutritive qualities of our little friends, if we nurture them, they nurture us!!

[@Wellow27]

Yet another wonderful video and what an incredible human Elle is.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

♥ you are too kind. Elle xx

[@ivyclark70]

What a beautiful partnership! Love the concept and the rich content blows my mind.

[@ivyclark70]

Thank you so much for the lovely video. I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. There are different varieties of thyme and sage. Do they have different medicinal properties and benefits?

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

@@ivyclark70 There are many varieties of most of these plants. In the future videos we will be sure to put the correct botanical names in to avoid confusion. Yes, different species have different properties. They are generally similar but they do differ. If you are looking for a specific plant to help with a particular ailment it would be best to go by the scientific name of the plant and its known medicinal properties. These are generally easy enough to search by looking up the scientific name and finding a reputable journal article on studies done, and also empirical evidence. I hope that helps, and I am glad you enjoyed the video 💓 Elle xx

[@GrandmomZoo]

Fantastic video Weedy! Elle made me cry as I can relate to her story in so many ways!❤❤❤

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

💙 much love to you, Elle xx

[@monsurbanpatch]

Incredible video... Thank you for sharing. I love hearing the backstory of how people come to gardening ❤

[@wendychavis7882]

Lovely. Thanks for bringing your friend on to remind us gardeners not to forget the medicinals.

[@elysemccool6651]

Wow Elle, You are blooming and shining 😍so beautiful to absorb more of your wisdom. Excited to keep up with more of your herbal and garden tips xxx

[@jennianderson78]

Good video. Just wanted to share that the Echinacea root is only slightly stronger than the flower. The center of the flower is where the medicine is and you can harvest the flowers sooner. I wouldn’t bother digging the roots up since it will kill the plant. You can use Echinacea to treat sepsis, brown recluse spider bites and even rattlesnake bites. It contains an inhibitor that keeps the toxin from dissolving your tissue thus preserving the skin. You can even use it on animals, especially dogs. Use it with stimulating herbs like cayenne, peppermint and ginger to get the best benefits. Black eyed susan and yellow cone flower can be used in the same way as well.

[@Flutterbyby]

So happy to hear you will do this monthly ❤❤❤ I’m learning heaps and just love the passion you both show in your respective fields.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou for your kind words ❤ Elle xx

[@NayNay..]

Actual tears hearing your story Elle. ❤

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

I have just started to get into medical gardening

[@janeallan9491]

Thank you Weedy and Elle for this wonderfully informative video.

[@johnsherlock4366]

Thank you Weedy and Ell 👍

[@AllConsumingJAWS]

Indeed, my friend...😊

[@HopefortheRobin]

Hi guys, very nice to see Elle on the show, you did great. Really enjoyed watching, thanks for the knowledge sharing.

[@HopefortheRobin]

Also, forgot to mention, would have liked to see more mature versions of the plants also :)

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@iarrillaga73]

Thanks a lot for sharing. Lovely Elle and Weedy. We use and grow at home, in Pamplona, Spain, almost the same wonderfull plants as you show. Love to use plants in teas, tinctures, medicinal oils. ❤

[@angelahutt4957]

Beautiful content, so thoughtful and helpful. Thanks Weedy and Elle!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou @angelahutt 😄💜

[@horrasprogproduction5471]

Amazing work guys, I cried for Elle's story, both Inspiring

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

💙Thankyou Elle xx

[@tmwhtly3982]

Wonderful video with loads of helpful information. Thank You!!

[@tcfarms7645]

Thanks guys! This was so encouraging for me today! I have been sick so much. I am encouraged to keep growing my garden. I need more herbs!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are more than welcome! Incorporate some herbs into your life and hopefully that will help. Sending healing thoughts your way. Elle xx

[@travisherbermann7249]

Thank you for sharing your story. I have discovered another of nature's gifts mushrooms that are medicine. I am still learning herbs as well. And look forward to more from both of you.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

I love mushrooms! Nature's gifts are a great way to describe them. My "go to" is Lions Mane. For me, I find it helps with energy, motivation, memory and cognition. What are your favourite mushrooms? Elle xx

[@flightycocktails]

Love the medicinal herb interlude idea Weedy! 🌱🐛🍄❤️

[@TheStormcloud70]

Weedy,thank you for introducing us to Elle! (Hello Elle! 👋) This series has my total attention, I am in the process of learning more about medical plants and growing them for myself too. Elle,you were meant for this... thank you for taking time to do this with Weedy! I am looking forward to seeing you on the next stream! 😊 🪴 ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

So nice to hear this 🙏🏻👍🤗

[@narelle4868]

Thankyou Elle and Weedy. What a nice way to get an education. Inspirational.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are so very welcome, I am glad you enjoyed it 💚 Elle xx

[@maristermcsorley4203]

Love the content can’t wait for the next one,thanks Elle and weedy ❤

[@claudiapage6394]

Awesome video. I love learning about the medicinal herbs. Your videography style always makes me feel so chill 😎

[@OBieWolfMan-v5g]

Cooool intro, love it!! Earthly love to anyone who reads this!!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Much love back 💕 Elle xx

[@KateKoger]

Absolutely loved this video and lesrned so much about all these wonderful herbs and how they are beneficial to humans and chickens. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@susanthompson5091]

Thank you, Elle, for sharing your story and knowledge on plants' medical properties . 🙏🙇‍♀️Weedy, I love your style of communicating information it always brings a little joy in my day 💞🤗 I've bought the seeds after the last video and will be planting soon 😀

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou, and please let us know how you go with your new medicinal herb garden! it would be lovely to see it when you get it established.🍀 Elle xx

[@melissajalil9884]

thank you for sharing your gifts of creative and storytelling and even more so for bringing along others to share their wealth of knowledge

[@realBillyjones]

Omg, I just came from work and saw this video! What a perfect way to end the day :)

[@bonniestiltner628]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video and look forward to watching more.

[@MerwinARTist]

Weedy .. thou art a Wizard .. what a beautifully done video (I'm only 10 min. in) .. I've already shared this link with several friends .. (by the way Elle is wonderful) .. Wow!!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Thankyou, Weedy is amazing isn't he! 🎥 Elle xx

[@MerwinARTist]

@@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs .. lol .. Yes he is .. he did an awesome job .. promoting you and the herbs. My wife is a naturopath .. I sent her the link too. :)

[@AdomasSve]

So inspiring. Thank you Weddy!!!❤

[@jjjjj-y2d]

Omg! I can totally relate to her story! Lots of love!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Sending you lots of love back 💗 Elle xx

[@napeekapunpimtongnara9111]

The food in your soil is worth its weight in gold. It is full of nutrients that plants love. I have noticed that your soil has a beautiful black color.

[@mano3867]

Thanks for the great information. I wish both of you the best

[@anaschilling2668]

What an inspiring and informative video!!! Thank you guys 🙏🙏🙏🌸🌼🌿

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are welcome, glad you enjoyed it. 🌿💕 Elle xx

[@dinosaur0073]

Thank you, so organised. Theory then practical..🙂

[@Adminstormdogmedia]

Been waiting for this, great content as always. I’ll be putting this info to good use. Thanks for sharing your journey Elle, as a cptsd survivor I really connected with your story. Thank you.

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

You are more than welcome, sending love to you. Soon Weedy and I are doing a video on plants that are useful for specific ailments such as PTSD, so I hope you find that of use too.💙 Elle xx

[@Adminstormdogmedia]

@@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs awesome, m finding herbal the only way forward, keen to see what else is available. 💚

[@pietsnot7002]

Nice collab. Yes thyme is very easy to propagate, l have some that grew after being chopped and dropped.. so now when l prune, l try to stick some under the mulch to give it a beter chance of rooting.. that way l expand my covercrop for free.. What l’ve also noticed is that if you don’t prune it back in t(hy)ime it kinda dies on the old spots and creeps outward poorly..

[@HistoryHaty]

This is lovely and so inspiring, I’m heading out to harvest some of these great herbs!

[@millenials_best]

I'm your new very biggest fan... EVER! 🎉❤😊

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Yay. But I think Mrs Weedy is the biggest fan. You are the NEWEST biggest 🤣🤣🤣✌️

[@millenials_best]

@TheWeedyGarden I'm BOTH your biggest newest fan! Much respect! Can't wait to make a tincture!

[@rdraffkorn3184]

yay! more elle ... i can't wait. very happy :D

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Ha ha, thanks that is very kind 🤗 ❣ Elle xx

[@hakora6676]

Awesome video !!! Thank-you! More pleez😊

[@jenjagger6745]

I love Elle! That would be such a difficult job, I don't think I could handle that either!

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

💓 Elle xx

[@jenjagger6745]

@@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs happily subscribed. Spent the whole day gardening after watching this video. I recently got lemon balm, not knowing much about it. I'm so glad to have learned so much today! 😍☘️🇺🇸🥰

[@megantorri1711]

Great video, I learned so much, thank you Weedy!❤

[@MysteryClub]

Iam always dreaming about my weedy garden❤

[@nataliencarr4022]

Such a relaxing couple to watch. And very informative

[@taylorreindl8007]

Amazing video thanks

[@zgoat4127]

great partnership

[@moniquerichards6099]

I have started a herb garden in England at the Glade trust nature reserve. I really want to extend the collection . Thank you to Elle and weedy garden for your valuable information. I have a lot of sage , mints ,lemon balm and rosemary . In the greenhouse we have a very old passionflower which seems to be ill , how can I bring it back to life?

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Food, sun and water

[@jendodsworth]

Couldn’t love this anymore (until I say the video length 33.33 💚)

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

Angel numbers 💗

[@jendodsworth]

@@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs exactly 💚

[@TruthBomb4U]

Love your vids and thanks for sharing your knowledge.