Last summer my favorite thing to make was mint lemonade. I just took a big handful of fresh mint off the plant, steeped it in a small pot of water I brought to a boil for about 20 minutes. Put about half a cup of sugar, or whatever sweetener you like, in a gallon pitcher and strained the mint tea into it. Then squeeze about 4 lemons in, still using the strainer to catch the seeds. Seriously one of the best things I have drank in forever, so incredibly refreshing. I cant wait to try the basil tea you shared last year!
Interesting. Hubby does something weird like that on the outside stove. It is mostly related to deer hunting and making his own scent cover. I guess I can do the same for new tea.😂😊
Well Jess, I took your advice and went a lot wild in the garden this year. I planted wildflowers across the top of the hill. I’m so excited to see all the pollinators!! 🎉 I’m also happy to see you feeling better!!! ❤
Thank you for such a peaceful calming vlog. It felt like chamomile tastes! I love mixing different herbs for teas. My favorite digestive tea is mint and sage. Very complex flavour that really settles a meal and settles heat in your gut.
You are truly an inspiration, your farm is like a daydream of what I hope to one day achieve. Through your knowledge of the garden and your view on the importance of taking time to just enjoy the space you have created, you not only inspired me to become a gardener in 2019 but you have helped me through this journey. I am continually learning and still get a little squirmy around pests, but honestly, who doesn't? This year I put two chairs in my garden and I take time every day to go out and sit for a few moments, my garden has become a sanctuary for me, a place to take time to forget the stresses of the "real world" and just enjoy the hummingbirds and butterflies and the beautiful colors of nature. I can not thank you enough for sharing your life and the love of the garden with so many people.
I had to leave my garden behind last year due to finding a lot of mold in my home which I’m still sick from. Currently renting a nice house and I had to put in a small garden with a few raised beds and some grow bags. It’s not much this year but I’m happy to have something. I will also be so glad to have my garden back one day. 🤞
Homemade teas and spices are the best investment! Can we get a photo a day update? Every-time I see you out with your camera I think, I hope she posts every single photo a day so we can scroll through the beauty and appreciate it with her 🥰 we love you, Jess!!!
If you like the taste of anise, try a couple of anise hyssop leaves with the chamomile flowers. Also, don’t forget about sun tea- fill a jar with water and your tea leaves and set in the sun brew. Serve over ice if you wish.
I've started growing Stevia for a sweetener. I love the taste, and it can be dried and added to whatever tea blend that you like it with. It grows easy as well.
Grew it for the first time last year, and did not realize how sweet it actually was!! Used WAY too much my first time mixing up a drink. 😅 and a pretty easy grower too!
The sheep and cats, flowers, snoot boops! I want to be on my farm with my plants and animals, not in my daily incarceration called my job! I'm not to the point of being able to quit just yet, but I'm working and praying! Thank you for sharing your beautiful life!
Jess! This was such a great video! All the bird song in the background and hearing the sound of you picking the camomile with the sun glinting on the camomile, and you're cute outfit! The whole thing was just very soothing! I love this! I'm just giving you some feedback from my point of view. Fabulous!❤
The wind chimes are back! So much like the Arkansas garden "feeling" that we fell in love with! Watching the growth of that garden from the beginning was a healing balm for me... now this one is inspiring anticipation and hope... thank you Jess. Blessings on your day Kiddo!🥰🌻🐛💕
Jess I am tucked up in bed Tuesday night and envy you. First for the tea which I can not drink because I am allergic to both ingredients but the second is sitting in that lovely spot in youf garden. You are looking so happy and peacefull. Enjoy❤
Never would i have thought I'd be a regular herbal tea drinker. But, here we are. Im harvesting lots of chamomile and lemon balm at the moment, nurturing holy basil to get its start, and making tinctures and teas! Thank you for helping open the door of knowledge to these blessings given to us. Growing your own is just a great feeling...and lots more economical.
My favorite thing about making my own sweet drink is that I can just add a hint of sweetness and it's so much more refreshing. And I can count the ingredients on one hand. First year growing holy basil!
This video felt so much like the old roots and refuge I fell in love with in 2019… ❤❤❤ like a breath of fresh air. All your content is so wonderful and gives me joy. I don’t know why this just gave me the old flames like remembering back when you fell in love. Must be the music or the new raised bed garden. Maybe just the beauty of the full circle information….I don’t know! but I’m so excited to watch it grow! And that mug❤ I can tell you are feeling it to!
what a wonderfully relaxing video. I enjoy all your videos, love getting the notification. But this one....this one wrapped me in a calming blanket. Thank you.
13:16 Despite this being about the romanticism of chamomile, the facet I found most enchanting (and simultaneously heartbreaking) about this video is the crickets in the background. I live smack dab in a quickly-growing metropolis with the airport and hospital within a mile, and major roads within the same distance, so there is rarely a moment of peace with all the helicopters, planes, ambulances, and landscapers all zooming about constantly. I do have a lovely garden I've created from a sandy plot, but I've yet to hear any crickets or cicadas, those quintessential "country sounds" I so dearly miss. 💔 A lovely video, as always, but I just miss that simple, quiet life...
Hello Ms. Jessica. This video really brought me back to your garden tours in Arkansas. I couldn't figure out why until I listened to the video again. It's those amazing windchimes. Something is so magical in hearing the sounds the wind can make. Love it. God bless your home.
It's raining here in Oklahoma today, and when it does I usually get a migraine. You just provided one of your best relaxing meditating videos for me. My chamomile has came in beautifully and you are right the smell is so wonderful. I was thinking about it, and then seeing the beautiful animals (I just love animals) made me feel so good. Thank you and God Bless.
My first batch of chamomile sprouted a couple days ago. They are so tiny and sweet and I cannot wait to see what fresh chamomile smells like. ❤ thank you for being an inspiration.
What a beautiful way to start my morning Jess! My chamomile isn’t blooming yet but oh I’m going to have sooo much! The farm animals were a relaxing bonus! Have a super blessed day my friend! I’m going to make myself a cup of my own chamomile tea! Simple pleasures are the blessings of life. ❤️🙏🌼🪴☕️
You are such a helpful inspiration! The first video I found was building the tunnels for verticals gardening- I built 8 of them this past weekend and already k ow it will be a game changer this season. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
❤ I’ve got to agree with this feeling more like the old R&R farm.. maybe it’s because it’s more you and your artistic savvy touches in your garden .. which is stunning and swoon-worthy 😊 I’ve got 4 chamomile plants that overwintered in my 5b greenhouse. They are about 2” tall each in 3” pots receiving lots of TLC and encouragement. I love chamomile, but I’ve never grown it. I’m a big tea drinker, so I’ve added more herbals to make some of my own. I did try the basil tea you shared with us last year.. I used opal, lemon and sweet basil.. it was a delightfully refreshing! Can’t wait to make more this summer. Basil seeds where planted yesterday (inside🤪.. it is still cold here 😜) thank you for sharing your garden with us. I live vicariously thru you Jess ♥️
Drinking my chamomile and thinking this video is calling the refuge back into Roots and Refuge (feels like the old garden, again! So happy for you, Jess.).
That was just like Jess at the old roots and refuge garden,you’ve got there so happy for you. It was a lovely video made me feel warm inside ❤
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Yes! A little researching by gardeners will point them to many other plants that are suitable for drying to make tea. I like making tea blends in my cup with an infuser. I also find wonderful tea blends made by others at Etsy. I like raspberry leaf & dried blueberries.
This vlog warmed my heart...I truly enjoy your explanation of things and my heart enjoys the camera view from the ground...and being nose to nose with my spirit animal, cows, was a joy! I thank God for you...
This video was so needed. so calming and beautiful. Thank you! I grew two big rows of chamomile and calendula for the first time last year. I harvested weekly and it was one my most favorite garden tasks. soothing for the soul. I would bring my stool and sit and pick in silence watching the bees and the butterflies. I sure wish I would have known about the dryer you are using. Maybe this year. I used stackable cooling racks with a paper towel over them, but it took up a corner of my dining table for a long time. Homegrown chamomile is definitely more potent than store bought.
Right on the sweet drinks! I've gotten to the point where I can just drink tea with no sugar or honey. I prefer honey, though! Tea is delightful! Lavender is great in tea, too! That would be great with chamomile, too!💜
I'm an amateur herbalist and sell teas and this may be one of my favorite videos of yours ever. And I am loving that mug!!! 😍 Calming, relaxing, and that hint of background music is just the best touch. Blessings to you and yours!
It is so amazing to me the wavelengths we share. As you were talking about tea I was already making some of our family's favorite tea to have iced in the fridge. It's called ruby mist and then I add lemon juice and local honey. It is one of my son's favorites. I meant to have it done last night but I fell asleep because of all the lovely jobs in the garden I have been doing. Keep sharing your awesome stories. They brighten my day and continue to inspire me.
Moments like that are why I live on a farm too. The challenges are worth even just a few of these. I like what Justin Rhodes said the other day. The farm is the life of us and the death of us. It’s so true but I wouldn’t want to live any other way.
Thank you for this video! 😊 I’m going full force into making teas from herbs/flowers that I grow and keep day dreaming about the days when it’s warm enough to plant out all my wonderful starts in the greenhouse. I’m using greenstalks in the greenhouse for my first planted up herb seedlings so they can go out into the garden a full level thick to make a larger patch.
I have to say, I have a love affair with your farm. I'm not ashamed of it, I just love it. The last five minutes or so of this vlog was absolutely lovely. Know that I love all your vlogs but completely loved the ending of this one. Thank you for sharing your life with us. xoxoxo
Never seen your videos before but I’m feeling the same thing as everyone else in the comments. I think what we are all feeling is that motherly love for your son came off right at the beginning
If there was any question about the calming affects of chamomile, people just need to watch all your othere videos in contrast to the Zenness you have now. Thanks for sharing, I started growing it for the first time this year and your entire bed inspired me. Three cheers to peace.
I love this so much, I was literally just picking our chamomile with my little guy too this morning! It was awesome just realizing how our little bed that had self seeded itself is producing more than enough for for the year ahead. Such a small step to growing our own family’s supply of something, but it felt so good to acknowledge that moment. Thanks for sharing the moment 🫶🏽
Hi Jess! At this time I have lemon balm and chocolate mint. I prefer it to regular mint. I will be planting more herbs. I also can't wait to get my T-shirt. I sit in my garden a lot. Thanks for all that you are doing.
You blessed me more than you know 🌱🌿🌻 Anxiety (I refuse to claim as mine) has been trying to cripple me. Spending time with you, your family of all kinds 😊 in God's presence has calmed my mind and body. I, sweet lady, bless you 🤍🕊️🙏
I love growing and foraging for teas. Rose hips are one of my favourites, I'm lucky to have a lot of wild roses on our property. Also love grabbing some pine needles for when we are congested and throwing those into some tea. I will buy bulk bags of lemon and orange, dehydrate them so there is always a jar of those available too. I have a hard time drinking tea from bags now and I can't believe how expensive they can be to buy!! Slowly my pantry is starting to feel like I am saving instead of spending now :)
It is stressful to start seedlings when you are gone all time, but happily, my seedlings will be in ground soon, and I can finally relax and let them grow.
Oh! The rake is a good idea! I was going to say I find harvesting chamomile tedious. I have a rake tool for harvesting partridge berries. Bet that would work!😮 But there's also a finger tip set with a blade in the thumb part for picking similar things.
It really does show in your face, and in your whole demeanor how much you enjoy your garden. I love planting season, and harvest. Weeding and winter clean up make me grumpy!!
Thanks Jess! What a calming and peaceful video. Waiting patiently until my camomile and the rest of my herb garden matures so that I can enjoy God’s medicine alongside you. 🙂🌿❤️
Thank you for being such an inspiration to so many! We host a Supper Club for young adults weekly and I’m tickled to see all of them develop such a curiosity about the ever expanding garden. I’ve had to explain that I’ve not yet met my sweet friends Jess & Miah, but perhaps one day…
The shot with the cow, sheep, and cats in the grass with the buttercups was stunning. I think I need a print of that for my wall. 😀 That or get my own sheep, cow, and cats. lol
Last summer my favorite thing to make was mint lemonade. I just took a big handful of fresh mint off the plant, steeped it in a small pot of water I brought to a boil for about 20 minutes. Put about half a cup of sugar, or whatever sweetener you like, in a gallon pitcher and strained the mint tea into it. Then squeeze about 4 lemons in, still using the strainer to catch the seeds. Seriously one of the best things I have drank in forever, so incredibly refreshing. I cant wait to try the basil tea you shared last year!
I added lemon balm to my lemonade which is so good
Interesting. Hubby does something weird like that on the outside stove. It is mostly related to deer hunting and making his own scent cover. I guess I can do the same for new tea.😂😊
There was something different in your energy in this video. So soft and relaxed. Totally felt the chamomile coming thru.
this one really warmed my heart. i love seeing all the farm animals in the pasture. living their best lives.
Well Jess, I took your advice and went a lot wild in the garden this year. I planted wildflowers across the top of the hill. I’m so excited to see all the pollinators!! 🎉 I’m also happy to see you feeling better!!! ❤
The end with the animals sniffs and nose boops 🥺😍😍
Thank you for such a peaceful calming vlog. It felt like chamomile tastes! I love mixing different herbs for teas. My favorite digestive tea is mint and sage. Very complex flavour that really settles a meal and settles heat in your gut.
I started growing chamomile in a container and they reseeded on the ground around the container. Every year I get more chamomile. 👍😁♥️
The gentle afternoon sun and the sound of picking the chamomile is just magical. Thank you for this relaxing video. I want a flower tea now 😂
You are truly an inspiration, your farm is like a daydream of what I hope to one day achieve. Through your knowledge of the garden and your view on the importance of taking time to just enjoy the space you have created, you not only inspired me to become a gardener in 2019 but you have helped me through this journey. I am continually learning and still get a little squirmy around pests, but honestly, who doesn't?
This year I put two chairs in my garden and I take time every day to go out and sit for a few moments, my garden has become a sanctuary for me, a place to take time to forget the stresses of the "real world" and just enjoy the hummingbirds and butterflies and the beautiful colors of nature.
I can not thank you enough for sharing your life and the love of the garden with so many people.
I had to leave my garden behind last year due to finding a lot of mold in my home which I’m still sick from. Currently renting a nice house and I had to put in a small garden with a few raised beds and some grow bags. It’s not much this year but I’m happy to have something. I will also be so glad to have my garden back one day. 🤞
“If you don’t like it, add more honey!” Yes!! 😂
Homemade teas and spices are the best investment! Can we get a photo a day update? Every-time I see you out with your camera I think, I hope she posts every single photo a day so we can scroll through the beauty and appreciate it with her 🥰 we love you, Jess!!!
The most organic gardening; just you and your son. I love seeing children in the garden. 💕 Happy harvesting! 🌼
If you like the taste of anise, try a couple of anise hyssop leaves with the chamomile flowers. Also, don’t forget about sun tea- fill a jar with water and your tea leaves and set in the sun brew. Serve over ice if you wish.
I've started growing Stevia for a sweetener. I love the taste, and it can be dried and added to whatever tea blend that you like it with. It grows easy as well.
Same here! And a little goes a long way so I don't need to grow every year. It's an annual where I am.
Grew it for the first time last year, and did not realize how sweet it actually was!! Used WAY too much my first time mixing up a drink. 😅 and a pretty easy grower too!
The sheep and cats, flowers, snoot boops! I want to be on my farm with my plants and animals, not in my daily incarceration called my job! I'm not to the point of being able to quit just yet, but I'm working and praying! Thank you for sharing your beautiful life!
Agreed on all counts!
Jess! This was such a great video! All the bird song in the background and hearing the sound of you picking the camomile with the sun glinting on the camomile, and you're cute outfit! The whole thing was just very soothing! I love this! I'm just giving you some feedback from my point of view. Fabulous!❤
Windchimes on the trellis!! Now, we are all HOME. 🩷
“If you don’t like it, add more honey.“ I see a bee+sunflower teacup or shirt in the future…. ❤️🌺
The wind chimes are back! So much like the Arkansas garden "feeling" that we fell in love with! Watching the growth of that garden from the beginning was a healing balm for me... now this one is inspiring anticipation and hope... thank you Jess. Blessings on your day Kiddo!🥰🌻🐛💕
Jess I am tucked up in bed Tuesday night and envy you. First for the tea which I can not drink because I am allergic to both ingredients but the second is sitting in that lovely spot in youf garden. You are looking so happy and peacefull. Enjoy❤
Never would i have thought I'd be a regular herbal tea drinker. But, here we are. Im harvesting lots of chamomile and lemon balm at the moment, nurturing holy basil to get its start, and making tinctures and teas!
Thank you for helping open the door of knowledge to these blessings given to us. Growing your own is just a great feeling...and lots more economical.
My favorite thing about making my own sweet drink is that I can just add a hint of sweetness and it's so much more refreshing. And I can count the ingredients on one hand. First year growing holy basil!
I'm planting holy basil for the first time this year too. Here's to future lovely cups of tea!
This video felt so much like the old roots and refuge I fell in love with in 2019… ❤❤❤ like a breath of fresh air. All your content is so wonderful and gives me joy. I don’t know why this just gave me the old flames like remembering back when you fell in love. Must be the music or the new raised bed garden. Maybe just the beauty of the full circle information….I don’t know! but I’m so excited to watch it grow! And that mug❤ I can tell you are feeling it to!
I think it's seeing the pergola in the background makes it feel like that for me ❤
Jess you just radiate peace and contentment 💐🇨🇦
We are in Florida and dry our own orange peels.. I loveeeee orange peel with chamomile so much! Tulsi is a fav of mine too though.
This is some of the most uplifting content on all of RUclips. Thank you, Jess.
what a wonderfully relaxing video. I enjoy all your videos, love getting the notification. But this one....this one wrapped me in a calming blanket. Thank you.
13:16 Despite this being about the romanticism of chamomile, the facet I found most enchanting (and simultaneously heartbreaking) about this video is the crickets in the background.
I live smack dab in a quickly-growing metropolis with the airport and hospital within a mile, and major roads within the same distance, so there is rarely a moment of peace with all the helicopters, planes, ambulances, and landscapers all zooming about constantly. I do have a lovely garden I've created from a sandy plot, but I've yet to hear any crickets or cicadas, those quintessential "country sounds" I so dearly miss. 💔
A lovely video, as always, but I just miss that simple, quiet life...
Your peacefulness is contagious in this video. Thank you for that...I needed it ❤.
Hello Ms. Jessica. This video really brought me back to your garden tours in Arkansas. I couldn't figure out why until I listened to the video again. It's those amazing windchimes. Something is so magical in hearing the sounds the wind can make. Love it. God bless your home.
It's raining here in Oklahoma today, and when it does I usually get a migraine. You just provided one of your best relaxing meditating videos for me. My chamomile has came in beautifully and you are right the smell is so wonderful. I was thinking about it, and then seeing the beautiful animals (I just love animals) made me feel so good. Thank you and God Bless.
prayers lifted that your migraine releases 🕊️
I love looking back at the old house and look at the transformation of where you're at today very inspirational❤
My first batch of chamomile sprouted a couple days ago. They are so tiny and sweet and I cannot wait to see what fresh chamomile smells like. ❤ thank you for being an inspiration.
What a beautiful way to start my morning Jess! My chamomile isn’t blooming yet but oh I’m going to have sooo much! The farm animals were a relaxing bonus! Have a super blessed day my friend! I’m going to make myself a cup of my own chamomile tea! Simple pleasures are the blessings of life. ❤️🙏🌼🪴☕️
God Bless you all ❤🙏
Thank you for sharing your beautiful heart and life with us!
You are such a helpful inspiration! The first video I found was building the tunnels for verticals gardening- I built 8 of them this past weekend and already k ow it will be a game changer this season.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
❤ I’ve got to agree with this feeling more like the old R&R farm.. maybe it’s because it’s more you and your artistic savvy touches in your garden .. which is stunning and swoon-worthy 😊 I’ve got 4 chamomile plants that overwintered in my 5b greenhouse. They are about 2” tall each in 3” pots receiving lots of TLC and encouragement. I love chamomile, but I’ve never grown it. I’m a big tea drinker, so I’ve added more herbals to make some of my own. I did try the basil tea you shared with us last year.. I used opal, lemon and sweet basil.. it was a delightfully refreshing! Can’t wait to make more this summer. Basil seeds where planted yesterday (inside🤪.. it is still cold here 😜) thank you for sharing your garden with us. I live vicariously thru you Jess ♥️
This video made me feel peaceful and relaxed.
Thank you for sharing this little slice of life. God bless you and all that you do.
Your chamomile is so lovely! I just love making lemonade out of my lemon balm!
Drinking my chamomile and thinking this video is calling the refuge back into Roots and Refuge (feels like the old garden, again! So happy for you, Jess.).
Wow I love that herb drying rack. I will definitely be getting something like that this year. Thanks for sharing, as always 💕
The pop that comes when you pull a flower head reminds me of popping packing bubbles... lol.. I need chamomile in my garden!
I have chamomile growing in our garden for the first time ever, and I’m in love! I’m in the process of making a tea garden, and it’s so awesome.
Just seeing those flowers in that cute basket makes my heart sing 😍😍
Wonderful time spending with you... ❤
Just made a great hand lotion for the skin on my hands or body for that matter, chamomile , chickweed and marshmallow. So nice.
13:02 adorable giggle 😄 thanks for the chamomile info, Jess. Can't wait to dry and use it this year.
If ever I wished for smell-o-vision, today is the day! That felt so peaceful.
That was just like Jess at the old roots and refuge garden,you’ve got there so happy for you. It was a lovely video made me feel warm inside ❤
Yes! A little researching by gardeners will point them to many other plants that are suitable for drying to make tea. I like making tea blends in my cup with an infuser. I also find wonderful tea blends made by others at Etsy. I like raspberry leaf & dried blueberries.
I hope this year, you will get to eat the fruit of your labor, and it will taste sweeter and more flavorful than it's ever tasted!❤
This video was so relaxing to watch. It was just what I needed. I’m heading to the cupboard to put together a tea of things I dried. 😊
love you have your little helper helping you Kids and family is so important in the garden and love this topic
Gosh I just love watching the beauty of life happen on your farm ❤
I just need a continuous loop of Daniels music while I work in the garden
This vlog warmed my heart...I truly enjoy your explanation of things and my heart enjoys the camera view from the ground...and being nose to nose with my spirit animal, cows, was a joy! I thank God for you...
I’m loving the amount of content you both are putting out right now, thank goodness for your garden ❤xx
So much beauty. I'm so grateful it's finally spring 🐝
Thank you for sharing your simple act of making tea with us and the beautiful calming meditative gardening leading up to it.
Sounds like another book brewing!🥰
Every child should have a place like this,the love of life and beauty!
The calm of the farm at the end of the day…so peaceful. Such a blessing for your family.
Chamomile Mint Tea + Buttercups + Clover + Jersey’s & Sheep= Heaven on Earth💫✨💜
This video was so needed. so calming and beautiful. Thank you! I grew two big rows of chamomile and calendula for the first time last year. I harvested weekly and it was one my most favorite garden tasks. soothing for the soul. I would bring my stool and sit and pick in silence watching the bees and the butterflies. I sure wish I would have known about the dryer you are using. Maybe this year. I used stackable cooling racks with a paper towel over them, but it took up a corner of my dining table for a long time. Homegrown chamomile is definitely more potent than store bought.
Right on the sweet drinks! I've gotten to the point where I can just drink tea with no sugar or honey. I prefer honey, though! Tea is delightful! Lavender is great in tea, too! That would be great with chamomile, too!💜
Always refreshing when I see you posted another video. It's just a raining snowy mess here in MI. God bless.
I'm an amateur herbalist and sell teas and this may be one of my favorite videos of yours ever. And I am loving that mug!!! 😍 Calming, relaxing, and that hint of background music is just the best touch. Blessings to you and yours!
It is so amazing to me the wavelengths we share. As you were talking about tea I was already making some of our family's favorite tea to have iced in the fridge. It's called ruby mist and then I add lemon juice and local honey. It is one of my son's favorites. I meant to have it done last night but I fell asleep because of all the lovely jobs in the garden I have been doing.
Keep sharing your awesome stories. They brighten my day and continue to inspire me.
Moments like that are why I live on a farm too. The challenges are worth even just a few of these. I like what Justin Rhodes said the other day. The farm is the life of us and the death of us. It’s so true but I wouldn’t want to live any other way.
Thank you for this video! 😊 I’m going full force into making teas from herbs/flowers that I grow and keep day dreaming about the days when it’s warm enough to plant out all my wonderful starts in the greenhouse. I’m using greenstalks in the greenhouse for my first planted up herb seedlings so they can go out into the garden a full level thick to make a larger patch.
I love your videos like this. Well I love all your videos but these are so claiming and peaceful for the spirit ❤️
Good morning Jess & Ezra!
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So peaceful watching you picking that chamomile with the birds singing in the background ❤ ✌️ ❤
What a beautiful life you have 😊
I have to say, I have a love affair with your farm. I'm not ashamed of it, I just love it. The last five minutes or so of this vlog was absolutely lovely. Know that I love all your vlogs but completely loved the ending of this one. Thank you for sharing your life with us. xoxoxo
Never seen your videos before but I’m feeling the same thing as everyone else in the comments.
I think what we are all feeling is that motherly love for your son came off right at the beginning
If there was any question about the calming affects of chamomile, people just need to watch all your othere videos in contrast to the Zenness you have now. Thanks for sharing, I started growing it for the first time this year and your entire bed inspired me. Three cheers to peace.
I love this so much, I was literally just picking our chamomile with my little guy too this morning!
It was awesome just realizing how our little bed that had self seeded itself is producing more than enough for for the year ahead. Such a small step to growing our own family’s supply of something, but it felt so good to acknowledge that moment.
Thanks for sharing the moment 🫶🏽
What a peaceful video, I could just feel myself getting calm
Good morning from East Texas! No better way to start the morning than fresh homemade tea and BOOPS
It relaxed me today just watching you with your tea. Thanks! 🥰
I'm 71 years young and I just this year started Chamomile seeds and they did so well. Love this video and I need to get to harvesting!
Hi Jess! At this time I have lemon balm and chocolate mint. I prefer it to regular mint. I will be planting more herbs. I also can't wait to get my T-shirt. I sit in my garden a lot. Thanks for all that you are doing.
That beautiful sound of fresh picking was a wonderful intro to this video! I loved it💗✌️
You blessed me more than you know 🌱🌿🌻 Anxiety (I refuse to claim as mine) has been trying to cripple me. Spending time with you, your family of all kinds 😊 in God's presence has calmed my mind and body. I, sweet lady, bless you 🤍🕊️🙏
I love growing lemon verbena for tea. I also have chamomile,mints and a tea plant.
What a pleasant ending to the day. Your refuge in the middle of the belt is now named Solomon's Envy!
I love growing and foraging for teas. Rose hips are one of my favourites, I'm lucky to have a lot of wild roses on our property. Also love grabbing some pine needles for when we are congested and throwing those into some tea. I will buy bulk bags of lemon and orange, dehydrate them so there is always a jar of those available too. I have a hard time drinking tea from bags now and I can't believe how expensive they can be to buy!! Slowly my pantry is starting to feel like I am saving instead of spending now :)
I needed that video, thank you for warming my heart and sharing with us.
So peaceful. A nice break from our yardwork and worldly worries ❤
It is stressful to start seedlings when you are gone all time, but happily, my seedlings will be in ground soon, and I can finally relax and let them grow.
Oh! The rake is a good idea! I was going to say I find harvesting chamomile tedious. I have a rake tool for harvesting partridge berries. Bet that would work!😮
But there's also a finger tip set with a blade in the thumb part for picking similar things.
It really does show in your face, and in your whole demeanor how much you enjoy your garden.
I love planting season, and harvest. Weeding and winter clean up make me grumpy!!
Thanks Jess! What a calming and peaceful video. Waiting patiently until my camomile and the rest of my herb garden matures so that I can enjoy God’s medicine alongside you. 🙂🌿❤️
Jess, your videos are as relaxing as a warm cup of tea. And I feel like I'm learning so much from you. Thank you! ❤❤
So because of this video I watched 2 months ago, I was able today to recognize camomille in my field. Thanks Jess!
Thank you for being such an inspiration to so many! We host a Supper Club for young adults weekly and I’m tickled to see all of them develop such a curiosity about the ever expanding garden. I’ve had to explain that I’ve not yet met my sweet friends Jess & Miah, but perhaps one day…
The shot with the cow, sheep, and cats in the grass with the buttercups was stunning. I think I need a print of that for my wall. 😀 That or get my own sheep, cow, and cats. lol