The SECRET to Pruning Herbs to Promote Growth

[@kv6057]

I have found that drying my rosemary leaves and then mincing them with Redmond salt is wonderful on all kinds of food : D

[@AudreysLittleFarm]

That sounds so good! Thank you for sharing!

[@mattheweiland8529]

I have a small farm in Mass, and i found this very helpful, thank you!

[@queensizedfun1]

My mint is so sad here in Bakersfield. The description on all three varities said to keep them in full sun, but I'm going to try moving them under the mulberry tree and see if they are happier there.

[@AudreysLittleFarm]

Yes, mint only does good in full sun up until about 80° or so, once it gets past that it shouldn’t get full sun especially here where it gets so hot. The same thing happens to my mint so once it starts getting above 80° I will move mine to where it gets partial shade, and for sure is shaded in the later part of the day. Moving it under the tree where it will get some shade should help it do much better!

[@DennisD-yv4ys]

Wow looking amazing over there 🌱🌱💚💚 im starting a tea/herb garden just a few things this season only got chamomile and lavender

[@leahringer4786]

So informative. Thanks girl!

[@AudreysLittleFarm]

You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@lorenapeters9149]

As always Audrey, great video, excellent ideas! I am in the process of making my own garden, and I really appreciate your advice! Have a great weekend 💖

[@AudreysLittleFarm]

Wonderful! I’m so happy to hear that! Have a great weekend too 😊