Sleep, Creep, & Leap! Perennial Herbs - How to Grow Tips & Tricks

[@roxylamour1119]

How creative thanks for the info

[@RainbowGardens]

+Roxy Lamour Thank you!:)

[@PossumPityParty]

This is really helpful. I didn't know about this.

[@RainbowGardens]

+Golighty678 Wonderful, I am glad I could help. :)

[@catalinoancea6601]

God info! Good luck!

[@RainbowGardens]

+Catalin Oancea Thank you!

[@OneYardRevolution]

Beautiful herbs, Donna! You've done such a great job of organizing all your videos so viewers can learn not only how to grow crops but also how to use them in recipes. Well done!

[@RainbowGardens]

+OneYardRevolution | Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening Thank you so much Patrick! :)

[@GardeningWithPuppies]

I have found the sleep, creep and leap phrase to be true, too.

[@RainbowGardens]

+Gardening With Puppies Are you growing some in Georgia this year?

[@BenjasUberHobby]

Great advice!! Thank you for sharing!

[@PermacultureHomestead]

thanks for the share, love herbs. LOVE YOU TOO LARK !!

[@RainbowGardens]

+Permaculture Prepper Thank you!

[@superslyfoxx1]

Great info! I need to do that to some of my pot bound herbs.

[@RainbowGardens]

+superslyfoxx1 Thank you!

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

Beautiful ! I love perennials. Unfortunately it's so cold here most done make it.

[@RainbowGardens]

+Alberta Urban Garden Simple Organic and Sustainable Awe, true, there are very few which are hardy in your zone, 3 right? When I do in-depth video growing guides on the herbs, I will try to include hardiness zones for many of the perennials. For now, if there are certain herbs you would really like to grow to the "creep" or "leap" stage, you should be able to overwinter those in containers indoors. Even in zone 6b, I have found success overwintering many heat loving plants indoors until the next growing season.

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

Things like chives and mint do over winter here no problem but things like thyme, rosemary don't.

[@RainbowGardens]

***** Thank you so much! :)

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

my pleasure. Are there any other you are wondering about?

[@RivetGardener]

Thank you much for the info that was fantastic! I got pot bound herbs and gots to help them.

[@JeannetteShoreland]

Well....am I glad I saw this video. Just about to dig up my not so great chives. None are dying, but I would not describe them as robust. I will leave them in-situ.

[@cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719]

Really good tips on perennial herbs. I've watched several of your videos and really enjoyed them. I just subscribed.

[@RainbowGardens]

+Cultivating Organic by greenwiseJo Thank you so much!

[@mariannerudden9380]

so since i bought transplants this year(oregano.chives,mint,rosemary,and thyme), will they grow a lot this year?

[@RainbowGardens]

The ones I grow in my zone , 6b, grow best the second and third year.

[@BigggRoss]

I think my mint missed this it skipped right over sleep and creep went right to leap lol

[@RainbowGardens]

+BigggRoss Haha, yes, mint will do that for sure! Invasive too!

[@ShelitaRN]

I'm sorry I had to stop in the middle of the your video to say, your veggies look soooooo perfect they almost don't look real! How awesome I so want my veggies to look as healthy! do you have any videos on how you fertilize them? okay back the video! Thanks pretty lady!

[@RainbowGardens]

+Shelita Williams Hi! Thanks so much. I would like to refer you to my channel and if you watch my "How to Grow Parsley", I go into depth about how I fertilize my veggies. Most of this footage was taken from my organic garden where I make my own blend. You will see it in the parsley video.

[@ShelitaRN]

+Rainbow Gardens Ok great thanks so much pretty lady Donna!