Designing & Planting The Medicinal Herb Garden
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Join me in the Potager garden today and let’s design & plant the medicinal herb garden together.
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You have my dream herb garden! Goals to shoot for in our homestead ❤
Thank you Anne!
Praise God for blessing you with this farm 💜🙏🏻✝️💜
Yes, thank you
Praise GOD, in HIM all things are possible! 🙏✝️🕊️❤️
Can’t wait to see it all in bloom. Love all your space. Beautiful.
Thank you so much!
We’re expecting our first grandbabies in August..TWINS! A boy & a girl!! So exciting!
Oh Wow! That is exciting! Congratulations!!!!
I love this thank you for presenting it
Thank you for joining me!
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Wow! Super great video packed with so many nuggets of wisdom!!!! Love love!
Thanks sweet friend! See you soon
Can't wait to see how it all looks once it get to growing in.
Happy Easter everything is looking beautiful.
Happy Easter to you too!!!!
Love love love! Honeybee Hollow Garden made a huge trellis system using cedar tree logs...but I was thinking something like that would be an excellent shade type source for your garden and would be so natural and beautiful. Here in North Texas I bought a black shade cloth that I put up over about a 12' x 12' section of my garden. It helps so much!
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Love all your design ideas and inspiration! I came across your channel about 3 years ago, searching gardening videos for layout design ideas. Yours is my favorite out of all the channels out there. We live in zone 9 here in southwest Texas. My property tends to flood in the spring depending on how much rain we get so I've had to learn to add in raised beds. I've lost a lot of plants from root rot and got frustrated but never wanted to give up on gardening! I grew up learning from my grandparents market gardens. They had 3 acres and used a tractor to plow rows then plant rows of corn, okra, squash, tomatoes, beans, peas, catalogue, melons, cucumber and more. My grandma grew up in Alabama 💜, just north of Mobile and married my Grandpa who grew up in Round Top Texas. They moved to this area, raising 5 kids, chickens and pigs. I have such good memories of spending time with them during the summer. So I'm 42 years old now, have two teenage boys, married to my highschool sweetheart,. We have a few chickens and a dog and two cats. I love the beauty in gardening, the peace it brings, and yours is a dream! 💗 I'm adding medicinal herbs now and learning from you. I have calendula to plant from seedlings I grew, hyssop returned from last year. I seed started yarrow, echinacea and lavender, and just transplanted them in bigger pots earlier this week. You've taught me how to incorporate these beautiful herbs into my gardens. Thank you for all your knowledge you share on your farm and in your gardens! 💕 I hope your bluebonnets take off for you and your gardens do great this year. Wishing you and your family a blessed and Happy Easter! ❤
I misspelled cantaloupe 😂
Wow! Thank you so much! And Thanks for sharing your story with us!
For the Texas blue bonnet, look up flower essence for that wildflower. Flower essences should only be made with wildflowers. Yours popped up! Flower essences provide emotional and spiritual healing and support. Look Into it ❤
Thanks for sharing!
I've grown those all but motherwort & the 7 foot tall one you mentioned but I can't wait to learn about getting better rose hips. Mine are few😁. Thank you for sharing. I can tell you are kindred because I too love to be among my herbs!!! Saved this so I can write down rose names. I'm organic here due to my sensitivities and getting better each year with organic rose growing. Take care & thanks.
Happy gardening!😊
Thank you for your videos. You have beautiful gardens. Hope you are feeling better. 🙏🏻♥️🌼🌺🌸
Thank you
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Thanks for joining us!
My Roselle is putting out blooms I've been patiently waiting on it all summer! 😅❤
Me too!! Go check out moma Hoss video on some great ways to use the leaves ruclips.net/video/_BvQrquYYk4/видео.htmlsi=nXKInpf4h3M8ZcAf
Thanks Tracy 🙌🦋as always I enjoy watching and being with you in you're beautiful garden❤ Hope you're all doing well ! Especially you're daughter in love and you're grand baby on the way 🙏 God Bless you and Gene🙏🙏
You sure are an ambitious gardener. Your garden is BIG! Love it so much
Thank you so much 😊
Try shade cloth over your open areas! It comes in different strengths n lengths.
It is a life saver for all tender plants & teas to!
Great suggestion! Thank you!
I love this series ! I am learning so much ! Thank you for sharing
I'm so glad!
All your plants & your green house is amazing!!
Thank you so much!
Can't wait to see how your herb garden grows. I am wanting to do medicinal herbs this year. Have many that you have started. We live in South Central IL. so we are zone 6. Want to learn how to make our own medicines.
Your garden is so beautiful and well designed! I can just imagine how it will look in a month or so. Take care and take care of yourself! 💖💖💖
Thank you so much
My medicinal seeds are all purchased..all our vege/fruit seeds are purchased and I have pineapples- grapefruits-tomatoes-potatoes-squash in pots growing..in October!
Very cool!
Lovely hat!! I want one too!
Thank you! It’s made by Tula
You might could order one from www.petalsfromthepast.com
I my goodness I love your plants just beautiful!!!
Thank you so much!
I cant wait to see everything in full swing. Its gonna be absolutely wonderful! Great video! ❤
Thank you
It’s so exciting to see your beautiful potager garden come alive! I need to journal when I plant too to eliminate tags and adhere to Gertrude Jekyll’s wisdom. You look great Tracy! Love that hat on you! Happy Easter!
Thank you so much Melanie. I got the hat at Petals and I love it!
Are you coming to Antiques in the garden?
@@justdigitfarms …I love those Petal’s hats! Sadly I’m not…instead I’m meeting a group at Petals the following Tues for the full “experience” including a tour with Jason. So many have never been…it will be fun! I’ll sure miss seeing you!!
Love Calendula.
So so happy for you! Love your strong testimonies and I love watching your progress
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for your knowledge, I hope you have a fantastic Easter.
Thank you Judee!
Lookin’ good! Can’t wait to see it fill in! Happy Easter & God bless!
Thank you!
We are on our way I'm so excited to see that you thanks
Happy Easter to you all
Happy Good Friday 🙏Tracy & Gene ! I'm so excided to plant my seed's👏 I received them in three days!
Perfect timing💜
I have you up on the big screen! Love the video💜
Hey beautiful friend! Happy Good Friday & Easter to you !
@@justdigitfarms Thank you 💗🎚🙏
Don't know how I missed you🙌🦋🙏
Tracy!!! This is all going to be absolutely beautiful. We’re excited to grow our own medicine with you. Thank you for sharing and teaching us about these beneficial and beautiful herbs. ❤
Love you guys!
This was great. Love your design.
Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much 😀
Thank you so much. I love all of my herbs I’m trying this year. I’m so excited about it.
Wonderful!
This was such an informative video. We live in zone 5 so we can't plant until after mothers day. I did learn along time ago in a gardening video, when you see a field of dandelions in bloom, that means the ground is warm enough to plant potatoes. Just thought I would share that with you.❤❤❤
That does always seem to be true 😊
Gonna be beautiful -
Thank you!
Very informative video. You’re gardens will be so beautiful and bountiful this year! ❤
Thanks so much!
Happy Easter to you and yours have a blessed day
Thank you Debra! Hope you had a beautiful Easter
Your potager is going to be so pretty this summer. I can see medicinal products in your future. You should get with Jenn at Stivers Homestead. She is an affiliate of Hoss also. She makes the products your herbs come from. I’m with you on thinking super hot summer. Don’t know why. Just a feeling.
I was supposed to interview Jenn for an In Her Boots episode but she had to cancel and we haven’t been able to get it rescheduled yet
Just so you know, calendula will withstand a light frost, so don’t worry about getting it in a bit early,n
You did so good!! I plant my lemon grass in a large pot so I can move in greenhouse during winter. It doesn't come back which is so sad! Thanks so much for doing this, I want to make our medicines too Would be a secure feeling knowing I have natural meds in the cabinet!
That is a wonderful idea. I believe I will do that this year. Thank you
❤ I am learning so much from you thank you
You are so welcome
Looking good!! Super helpful info ❤
Thank you!!
Bless your family! I haven’t seen anymore updates on mom and pop curious how its going.
Coming soon!
Hello Tracy...you showed up in my RUclips recommendations awhile ago now. I think because I'm very interested in getting some land and possibly having some kind of a tiny house or cottage on it (your first video I saw was about the Shed/Cottage build you were doing for your in-laws). We are looking at retirement in another 2 years, we currently live in California and will probably be having to move out of state to be able to survive financially after retiring. I have been working on building up my herb garden here, and have been learning to make my own self-care products such as; Calendula Cream Hand Lotion and a Wild Rose & Yarrow Infused Facial & Body soap. I am planting yarrow & calendula everywhere; some borage, lavender, sage, chamomile, and various mints (Pineapple, Chocolate, and Jessica Pear). We are also planting various veggies to get us through the summer & fall months. I have two immune disorders, and that prompted the researching of helpful herbs to combat my various skin conditions, as well as learning more natural ways to deal with the pain I often face with these disorders. I so hope to meet you next time we travel our country, which will probably be summer 2024. Our eldest son recently moved to the Savannah, Georgia area. So, maybe we will pass your area on our way to visit him. Thank you for your wonderful channel, your spiritual encouragement, your herb & homesteading knowledge, and your sweet and gentle ways. Have a blessed Easter and restful weekend. God Bless You ~
Hey Sue! I’m so glad you found us
It sounds like you have some awesome herbal recipes and I imagine a beautiful herb garden. Thank you so much for joining us!
@@justdigitfarms My pleasure & privilege. Thank you for your wonderful channel.
My Ginko B. Is enormous and in fall all leaves turn yellow and drop all at once. when temperatures drop. Leaves Make good tea.
I’ve got way too many herbs in my garden. Said no one ever.😁
YES!!! That is true!!
Got my notebook out because I don’t know anything about these plants. How big how much space they need. Do they need trellised. Thank for helping us. I’m going to have to get imaginative. I must be out of my mind attempting this at 71 with NO KNOWLEDGE of container gardening or herbs. GOD will help me.
You got this!😉
Good morning, I have been watching you for a while. I just love everything you do. I have a question; could you possibly do a more extensive 31:40 video on what each herb is good for, and how to make the teas and what ever else you make. I am particularly interested in the skin problem one. One of my granddaughters has suffered from skin problems since she was a little girl.
Hi Jasmin. Yes I am planning to do extensive videos on each herb and how to use them
Layout & Plants
Everything is looking great from my view of your plants! You go gurl..
Thank you so much!
I have 4 greenhouses to fill with 5 .. 20-25ft sunshaded open areas to fill between each greenhouse..
Wow! That’s awesome!!! I’m a little jealous
You look better honey. You feeling better? Been worried about you. Boy GOD can sure work miracles. He has done so many wonderful things for me and my family. I’m so excited for my medicinal herb garden. My last frost date is May 15 and my seeds are popping up.
Now I go ahhhhh. How do I keep them alive?? LMBO. DO I NEED TO PUT HEAT IN MY TINY GREENHOUSE IF TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 45 at night.
I’m going to run out of room calendula seeds are weird. Lol. I planted marshmallow and comfrey too.
Thank you.
I only put heater in my greenhouse when it got below 40 and everything did well
@@justdigitfarms thanks
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Watching from NW Alabama
Comfrey is supposed to be great for pain (trying to get off pharmaceutical meds for pain. Interested in antibiotics too. Comfrey roots in grape seed oil in crock pot for 3-4 day. Got some going now. I’ll let you know how it works for pain. Also started wild lettuce to make pain tinctures. Do you want me to bother you by telling you how this stuff is working for me?
Thank you so so much for the information.
Thank you so so much for the information.
Awesome! Yes please tell us all about it!
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That's a very beautiful and very LARGE garden! Since you live in Alabama, I know that you are bound to have problems with fire ants. How do you keep them out of your garden? And is that hay that you are using as mulch? Thanks!
I use spinosad on my garden beds and anywhere I am growing anything edible because it’s organic
Thank you very much. I'll def try it out.@@justdigitfarms
I just discovered you this morning. Very informative video. What mulch are you using here? It looks like pine needs, maybe straw. What do you use and why? Thank you for the work you are doing.
Hi! We are so glad you found us! Welcome to our channel!
I use all different kinds of mulch, mostly depends on what I can get my hands on.
We have a pine forest, so I use pine straw in a lot of my cottage garden beds.
In my Potager beds I mostly use old hay
Tracy you give a lot of information that I would love to snapshot in the captions area and for some reason today that did not allow me to do so. I can purchase the plants that you recommend and I would love to be able to do that I'm not sure why today it was not allowing me to but if there's any way that you can fix this on your end I would love for you to do so. You give a lot of information it is very important I would I need access to your valuable information to be able to knowthe names of your plants. Could you check that please?
I watch every post that you make as far as your blogs and I always get very important information that I need to purchase from your valuable information thank you for checking into this, ahead of time also. For the information that you share with myself and others is to have a healthy prosperous Garden. We also get a world of knowledge and ideas, where and how to place the plants in our garden which we have grown from seed. The medicinal seeds that we purchased from Hoss of your seed collection I'm having excellent germination rate which is excellent I'm enjoying watching where you're placing things and I'm getting great information of where to place my own from watching where you place yours and I'm so thankful for that. Thank you for sharing your wisdom🙌
Hi Angela! I don’t know why it would not let you snapshot the captions. I can’t figure out why or how to fix it. I’m so sorry.
Please let me know if it continues.
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Welcome!
Do you have a list of what you planted?
Can you tell me what kind of straw you use for coverage?
It is coastal Bermuda hay. Supposed to be weed seed free
I live in Alabama how can I get in touch with you for help with design
I'm late on planting
What do you have on top of your ground? It looks like straw or hay.
It is coastal Bermuda hay. Supposed to be weed seed free
What roses make large rose hips?
Hansa Rugosa roses, Katy road pink, Basye’s blueberry
How close are you located to gulf coast alabama? Like gulf shores area
Do you think it is to late to start transplants in zone 8A?
No I don’t you definitely have time
what is the spelling of the anahisup???
Anise Hyssop
How do remember all the names . I can’t. ❤
Ive studied and worked with plants for years and years and i just know them
I think it comes down to personality as I like all things in even numbers 2’s, 4’s, etc. 😊🪴🪴🌺🌺🪴🪴🌻🌻
You are absolutely correct Sandra!