SPACE SAVING Cut flowers that multitask as herbs in the garden!

[@meowyimeow]

I want to add that bees love, love, love oregano flowers! Mine grows like weeds in my garden but I don't mind because they attract so many bees.

[@WesternMONo-TillGardening]

I tried bee balm this year and had a horrible time with powdery mildew. Besides regular basil, I grew lemon basil this year and absolutely LOVED the scent.

[@cbak1819]

That's a valuable tip to wait for woody stems for basil. Thanks so much for sharing❤

[@timl.b.2095]

That was a very helpful video, thank you for it.

[@lydiamclaughlin7100]

Please do a farm tour!! So informative as usual! Blessings from Canada :)

[@Blossomandbranch]

Coming soon!

[@nikkiholton6318]

I love how you have arranged how u have positioned your gardens/farm

[@Factopia776]

Wow, your farm looks beautiful! I love how you combine cut flowers with edible herbs. It's such a clever and practical idea. also The oregano flowers are a delightful surprise! I never knew they could be used as cut flowers. Thanks for sharing this valuable information.

[@katiegray14]

Always a wealth of knowledge! I’m so glad I found your channel this last year.

[@earthbybike]

Thank you for sharing. I love that you are so willing to pass along your knowledge. Its a blessing to have you as a resource for all things cut flower. Thanks!

[@ourmontanahomestead8880]

Wonderful information as always! Thanks 😊

[@Blossomandbranch]

You are so welcome!

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

Love cinnamon basil as a filler. Smells great and adds some burgundy color.

[@lesleyfrenzartist]

Perfect timing as I'm thinking of adding more herbs & perennials to my cut flower garden next year. Kent Beauty Oregano is my absolute favorite and makes a wonderful "spiller" in a container! We have one that I planted in our tall raised bed 3 years ago and has come back strong & glorious every year, spilling in the most beautiful way over the edge of the container. I loved it so much that I used its color palette as inspiration for our home's exterior.

[@Cloudlol]

Love how high quality and informative your videos are ty so much

[@sillieshouse7206]

Thank you

[@cbak1819]

Love scented geranium.. as we call it here in NWNY, it is known to fend off mosquitoes.

[@ThePosyCo]

Thank you for sharing this information… and for mentioning that oregano creeps the first year. I couldn’t figure out why my oregano wasn’t growing tall. 😉 I’m looking forward to seeing how tall it is next year.

[@Blossomandbranch]

Haha yes it can be confusing that first year-“isn’t this supposed to be tall?” 🤔😜

[@leylaz25]

Thank you!! Love this.

[@maggie_1984]

I've found yesterday about your channel, so inspiring ❤! Thank you so much for sharing all the knowledge 😊 . Love your farm and everything in it 🌻

[@rogehnimunoz4327]

Thank you so much for the vid.

[@Blossomandbranch]

My pleasure!

[@diieold]

Super interesting! I made lavender simple syrup to give as Christmas gifts last year, so some of these will definitely make it onto my garden plan for next year

[@aimeesgardens]

Great video! Did you start these from seed?

[@jenniferc.5232]

Do you have mosquito problems in your area? I'm jealous of you wearing short sleeves in the garden. I'd be covered in bites. Do you use spray? Would you do a video on what you do/use to keep mosquitos at bay?

[@angelabromley3712]

Catmint too

[@serenababy6358]

I'll have to try your recommendations next season, especially hyssop! Side note:I really like bee balm (monarda). I saw it at home depot last year in a magenta color and it was so pretty! I just got a 2nd one this season (soft pink) to add to my pollinator flower bed. TBH, I see more bumbles playing in my zinnias but maybe that's because I have so many of them and not enough bee balm (yet). Yous look massive compared to mine and they're beautiful!

[@socutebracelets]

I have a three year old patch of mint planted in the ground and it’s maybe 2ft in diameter. I pull up the runners every spring (I do this with my bee balm and oregano as well, to keep them in check). I haven’t found the mint to be as problematic as I expected. Maybe I’m lucky in that my soil is loose enough that pulling up runners is easy? They stay on the surface, unlike milkweed or raspberries.

[@jenniferc.5232]

Where do you get Kent oregano? I googled but didn't find a good source.

[@tinagrivell3977]

Love watching your videos from South Australia...just wondering what type of mint you like to grow?

[@Thymelessblossoms]

Also will these grow well in zone 7b?

[@Thymelessblossoms]

Is Oregano aggressive? Can I plant it in a regular flower bed?

[@jaclyndepre5557]

Do you have any experience with European Vervain? I've been thinking of adding it to my garden but I'm not sure if it can become invasive.

[@Pardeep911]

I want to plant flower in our 8 acres of land in india and we are opening a showroom in a prime location in india and i wanted to open florist shop where i plan to sell bouquet and also online but i don't know how to sell that much flowers or bouquet

[@sophiagager]

I'm wondering what you classify as "native plant" some of the plants that you mention are not native to North America. For example Hyssop is native to the Mediterranean and Asia.

[@WesternMONo-TillGardening]

I believe you're thinking of true hyssop rather than anise hyssop.

[@karenm5681]

I do grow Dill, so I choose not to grow Fennel because I’ve read that Dill & Fennel can…what’s the word…crossbreed?

[@sillieshouse7206]

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