3 Methods for Pruning Herbs To Stimulate New Growth
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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When pruning herbs for harvest or for shape, it's vital to follow the 'rules' of the plant...the way it naturally grows. This way you'll stimulate new, delicious growth as well as shape the plant over the course of the season or seasons.
We'll be pruning rosemary, green onions, and of course the classic basil in this video to demonstrate a few different approaches.
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Clarification: For green onions, you can cut 1-2" above the soil, but I find the technique I described to work better for maximizing green top harvest, then you can pull and use the entire green onion once you've gotten what you want from the tops.
rule of thumb when trimming trees (winter, dummies, not summer).. one third crown reduction, no more.. often quoted among the tree butchers, trimmers, and arborists.. just saying.. probably a nearly universal rule
I have six dwarf tomatoes growing indoors, in each container I have green onions growing . When we need green onions for food preparation, I trim the onions in one of the pots. This rotation is perfect.
also s/Medusa/Hydra ;) - Medusa is the snake lady turning you to stone...
And Italian parsley + mint! Trying to maximize container garden.
@Debbie M I'm curious as well about thyme, and also sage.
Medusa famously did in fact, not grow her head back
Hydra's regrow heads my guy, not Medusa but honestly idc, this was a great video!
Right this gets me every time he saids it
I came here to make this comment as well, lmao!
@@nicolebruner3633 same
Perhaps he was referring to the Gorgan Medusa where it was interpreted that her reptilian extensions could regenerate more heads once chopped off? Who really knows. Sci-fi has screwed us all up.
Good thing you don’t care cause neither do most. ;)
@@nicolebruner3633 same 😂
I would like to see more info like this! Especially on parsley, dill and oregano
Shall do!
Epic Gardening * Is there a video for dill and basil ? They are the only two I can’t keep alive 🙁
@@epicgardening , thyme please.
Thank you!
@@epicgardening +1 for Oregano primer please!
Please show us how to prune:
Lemongrass
Oregano
Thyme
Cucumbers
🙏
You don't prune lemongrass, you pull the whole thing out because you can only eat the base part near the roots.
@@hanoianboy9562 this isn't true, you can use the whole plant, even the leaves
@@hanoianboy9562 actually you can also use the leaves - they're especially good in tea
I have lemon mint that is slightly different. I can actually trim that with a small hedge clipper and new grows fine. Same on oregano. In early spring, you need to trim all the dead off. I think oregano draws more bees than anything else I've planted.
Can you please do more videos on herbs for beginners? Lemongrass, sage, tarragon, thyme and oregano are the types of herbs we would also most likely want to grow because they're expensive at the supermarket.
Hey dude, I'm from Finland and I've been watching your videos all day now.
It feels like you're genuinely excited about gardening and teaching others, and you're so energetic in every video that it just makes me happy. I'm preparing for my garden this year, as it's still a bit too cold for planting, but watching these videos just makes me look more forward into the time where the danger of frost is over.
Keep it up, man!
I think that a little gardening is something we all need now.
Rosmariini Sydänmaa Not to take away from Kevins videos, but Christopher makes some great videos as well and he's in Norway. Check out what he did to help extend his seasons: ruclips.net/video/C3qoVN-XnIM/видео.html
What a beautiful comment.
I think one thing I wish I had done from the beginning of the pandemic was learning how to garden herbs (which I just started doing a day ago on my birthday) and learning to slow down and take my time.
I need to move, and the next place I'm hoping to move to is like a cottage or mountain type home, with a lot of area to grow herbs. And just live a quiet life. With my plants, my books, my family, and my dog.
Good stuff Kevin! 🙂👍
Thanks Mark! Appreciate you mate
Hey I love both of your channels!
Your channel is also absolutely awesome! Love it :)
Its really awesome to see home gardeners from around the globe supporting each other!
These channels technically make a global RUclips gardener sammich and I’ll die on this hill.
Loved this! It's amazing to take care of plants like this and see them grow. That's beautiful.
Your videos are the most concise and informative gardening videos on RUclips! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
Excellent details on the pruning! Love it! :)
Cilantro please! Especially when it starts bolting
came here to say this! I am starting a salsa company and I want to grow my own cilantro!!
Sooooo need help with my cilantro. I got a Lettuce Grow Farm Stand and it's out of control.
Cilantro is a cool season crop. 💁 Give it shade once it heats up. Cut it down low and it will send more growth up.
I learned a lot from this video and would like to see more. I'm growing my first thyme this year, so would like to see it included in your next prune/harvest video. (Thanks for all the help you've given me through your channel. It's been an inspiration.)
Thanks, Kevin, for those amazing tips! I appreciate it.Happy gardening!!
Wow that rosemary technique to move the branches horizontally...I had no idea! Thanks for sharing. Great videos, super helpful and efficient! 💯
You’re the best. So clear, direct and smart
I can't thank you enough for your tips. I've learned so much and my plants are looking so much better! Thank you!!
This was so extremely helpful! I have been so lost when it comes to pruning and for some reason, I haven't been able to find any videos like this one that explain it so well. The info was straightforward but also in depth enough for me to feel comfortable doing it myself. Of course, the demonstration was also extremely helpful! Would love to see more like this about thyme, oregano, parsley, etc
Exactly the video I was looking for! Thank you so much!
been searching forever on pruning rosemary techiniques, and this is the only informative video thanks
I would love to see more information on herbs! Just started my first herb garden so I'm eager to learn as much as I can
Kevin, thank you for your expertise and effective instruction. I have learned much from you. Thank you.
I frickin love this new lighting or lut or something. Keep it up Kevin :)
The backyard has A+ lighting, will be filming more there!
Thank you for showing such good pruning tips. I love the way you show I. Your video clip:
- short videos
- clear methods
- precise techniques
I found them very helpful, good instructions, realistically clear.
Please do more pruning techniques for herbs, as well as seasonal veggies
( like the present time now is almost the end of summer: late July & beginning of August: what vegetable can we grow ( seeding, planting, pruning, fertilizing,...etc...).
Thank you again.
I appreciate your helpful gardening ideas.
How are we supposed to listen to you when we're obsessing over your hair 😍😂💚🌱
I love my new Centurion micro pruning tools. So handy for my herbs in my countertop Aero Garden. Living in Las Vegas I’ve not had good luck with my gardening in this desert heat. Aero Gardens have turned my brown thumb to green.
I have all three exactly what I needed- Thank you!
This helps alot thank you one of the most trusted gardening tips videos I watch are yours and one other.
The absolutely best gardening channel.
I love these videos. Herbs are so easy to grow but so many people forget to prune!
Would love more on Cilantro as well!! Loved this video :) thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Already tried these methods and can confidently say, they definitely work wonders for keeping my herbs thriving! Thanks for sharing though, cheers!
Really like this style of video. Kept to the point and informative. Thank you!
Great channel! Just getting back into gardening and your channel is so helpful! Keep up the epic content!!
Very detailed information, I learn so much every time I watch your channel.
Excellent instruction and helpful hints. Thank you.....👍
Excellent video and just the information I needed today.
Very informative! I am new to gardening and your video was quite helpful. Thanks.
i have learnt a lot on the rosemary. Thank you so much!
Love the Rosemary tips!
So glad you picked basil & rosemary. Good info. And I like that tool you used. I need one. 😁
Hey Kevin. I started my own herb garden for the first time and I’m really enjoying it. So I’m glad I found your channel and I’ve enjoyed what I’ve watched so far. Can you do a video on natural ways to get rid off/prevent harmful pests and fungi for herbs?
This is great info and support! I watch a lot of your work. It has taught me so much!
Thank you! That was very helpful! Love fresh herbs.
I really need to show more care and love to my herbs and vegetables. I have a tendency to let it over grow. But now that I just bought my Centurion pruner, that should make me ready!
Thanks for the tips! Great info video👍
Thanks for the tips!
Very helpful as usual. Thanks.
This was so helpful!!! 🙌🏼
Thank you for teaching me.
Super helpful, thanks! I'm new to gardening and curious about pruning of parsley and sage!
Youre like the only channel of this nature i actually enjoy
Wow didn't know about the rosemary bending tip!! Thanks.
This is great information. I was about to cut all of my chives to an inch tall so they would grow again, but I use my chives in almost every meal I make. I'm used to going out and clipping what I need. I was resulting to the fact that I would have to wait 14 day's for the new growth to be mature enough to where I could put the chives back into use again. Your technique is much more to my liking and how I use my chives almost everyday. Thanks for that.
Thanks for the tips on how to prune herbs.. l have those herbs 🌿 appreciated your expertise 😀
Just found this channel and I'm loving these vids Kev :)
I love when you upload! Thank you so much for the tips!! Currently in a zone 5 winter but when it gets warm I know where to go for an amazing resource!! 😄
:) Glad to hear Irma
Thanks so much for this video - I've just been playing with growing from seeds in a hydroponics system, and moving them into a little greenhouse thing. I know I have a long way to go, but I've been encouraged by my Basil growth, and I'm excited that Rosemary is peeking up eventually. I'm learning now that maybe Rosemary isn't good in a hydroponics system, due to very wet roots? Either way, this is exciting, and I appreciated the video!
Excellent video! It’s a 10!
Great stuff. Thanks.
The basil flowers make a great tea
Great thank you , I even sent this to my sister n law so gets to know your channel
Thanks locking to expand the larger concept for tasty eating
I have Centurion clippers. Love them.
Thanks. Great info.
I had no idea that you could also do this with the monocotyles. Great tip.
More vids like this please😊
I would love to see your pruning techniques for mint! By the way your videos are great...keep up the great work! :)
For chives, i just mow them down. I have a 10+ year old that I can't kill. And I have tried!! Broke it up this past winter, tossed a few clumps upside down in a pot and those are growing well. There is even moss growing on top soil top. Indestructible.
Super helpful, even for someone who's been growing herbs for a while. I always learn something new. How about tackling parsley and chives? I'd be so appreciative.
Thank you!
thanks
Thank you 🙏
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Bless the Lord, O my soul. O Lord my God, thou art very great; thou art clothed with honour and majesty.
Psalm 104:14 KJV
He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man: that he may bring forth food out of the earth;
Watching from Guyana, lovely.
Very helpful video
Great tips!!
I love this type of videos, it is much needed. I would like to see one on pruning sage if possible :)
Oh yes please... help with growing sage. I have no trouble with thyme oregano raspberries figs kale tomatoes a variety of peppers- I replant basil each year but ... sage and cilantro are my epic failures that don’t even last a single season or single harvest, my blueberries are suffering producing little fruit and my strawberries, well all gone but one producing one berry then green leaf season with nothing more 2 years in a row.
Excellent
Super helpful
Great video thank you I’ve been pruning them so wrong 😅
Thanks!
I lived in Western Washington for 6 yrs and my Chives would go wild. When they started to flower I would cut them back to the base and they continued to grow even better. I started them from seed for the first time. Starting new ones here in Northern CA. Hopefully they do as well.
Thank you
great video
I have been watching several of your videos as I prepare for my gardening season (in the Northeast). Can you share your tips on how to prune thyme, Parsley and Cilantro. My Parsley and Cilantro always seem to bold on me!
Loved this video. Are you on Rumble yet? I am a total beginner, so I enjoy learning about the life cycle, flowering, saving seeds as well as pruning.
Would you please consider making a video about the best way to harvest cilantro / koriander? After the first cut, my plants always die so my only way is harvest everything at once, where i would like to keep harvesting. Thanks, and keep up the wonderful instructive videos!
Thanks much
THANK YOU FROM WENATCHEE WA
Good video.
I'd love to see a video on growing dill and cilantro
Very much appreciated the specificity in word and demonstration. This level of detail is what I am looking for as a newbie gardener. I think there are a lot of newbies right now, so keep it coming.
Hi Kevin. A video on harvesting celery would be nice.
I would like to see more tips for growing and pruning thyme and parsley, please.
U can use them for herb teas I do they’re good for upset stomachs
Can you cover how you take care of herbs through fall and winter such as bringing it into the inside from the outside or something like that please or harvesting seeds/ Just sleep /be dormant through the winter and go back in spring
For chives, I planted a packet of seeds in the garden for a "chive patch" about 4 years ago. The second year it was out of control, and now about every month I just cut the entire patch down like mowing the grass. I get about 4 POUNDS of chives per cut, and by the next month or two they are right back to 20-24" tall. These days I just cut them all off and toss it in the compost pile, I have enough chives for 15 years and can pick fresh every day throughout the spring-fall months if I want. Definitely do not have to just cut the outer leaves, just plant 2 square foot patch and cut off anything you want.. you cant kill that stuff
lemon basil is awesome. :)
Lime basil is my favorite