When you ask you ancestors to teach you herbalism and they wake you up to a beneficial new video from your favourite social media guy so you can take better care of oneself. Thank you for making and sharing this video.💐🌱🌿
I have a degree in horticulture and i know quite a lot about the technical aspect of it but you've shown something more and that is the beauty and happiness that comes along with gardening Much love to you sir ❤
Just started growing marigold, basil and tomato together because of your knowledge. I've never seen fast growing crops through companion planting. Thank you
very first from Indian viewers I think, I gained great knowledge from your videos, the information really helped me a lot, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Try burdock leaf for burns. Just shred the leaf into cool water, then stick the burn in. Leave the burn in until it doesn't just start hurting again right away. For grease burns, it can take 45 minutes. But you'll be amazed at the end result! Also, the roots and peeled stems are edible.
Love this, I'm also from London and I live in the exact same type property. This gives me the inspiration to grow edible flowers and vegetables in my gardens 🙌
Another great video Alessandro! I am trying to grow more of a variety of flowers this year. My turnips bolted so i just left them in to have early flowers for the insects as well as the dandelions and buttercups on the grass. I just harvested the turnip seeds and it is surprising how many you get from just one plant for the next sowing! My other flowers have since come in now. Great to see the ladybirds finally taking care of the aphids on the runner beans! You can also pickle nasturtium seeds as i believe they are a bit like a poor man capers.
Amazing knowledge of plants and their benefits to the garden as well as the knowledge of the benefits of the use of said plants by people, would like to be as knowledgeable some day
@@belovedsage7731 it has but it’s a good substitute, it isn’t vegan because of the way the bees are treated (in some places) as bees get killed taking their honey from the hives
Hello! I love your channel. I’ve learned quite a bit from watching too! I learned how to and the importance of gardening from my grandmother and grandfather on my mothers side. And I’m so thankful I did. They would enjoy watching your videos too. ❤️💜💚
You are the perfect companion for my new horticulture and plant medicine journey. Your explanations are simple, accessible and full of wisdom. Thank you so much for your gifts. A new subscriber for sure!
Lol😅 probably, he’s definitely someone who will survive an apocalypse an will be very helpful in the planets revival after a nuclear explosion if they ever use the atomic bomb again💥 🎉 🙃
So much warm memories as almost all of the plants were in my late grandmas garden. She did not explained why they were there but your video did. Thank you very much❤😊
I have heard that you shouldn’t use turmeric with metal because it changes the properties of the turmeric… just want to help. Keep making videos because they are great thank you for all informative information that you put on here. It goes greatly appreciate it.
Thank you for the messages you share with this magical and wonderful video! "life is longing to connect with us" -yes! Sentience is all around us and it is waiting for our presence, our acknowledgement, our awareness that it is aware... This is where Earthly teachers find us receptive if their lessons.
You are amazing! Definitely one of the top 10 channels on youtube! I discovered you when you had a little like 30k subscriber, now you are between the giants! Bravo 💪🏻🔥
Lavender in pouches in your clothes also deter moths ❤🎉 I love all of your videos so much, you inspire so many people including myself, to grow gadens wherever they are. So much love and gratitude to you.
Hello Léna, félicitations pour cette nouvelle étape 😊🎉🎉🎉 ! Pour "habiter" un peu cet espace, ça te dirait pas des toiles colorées et gaies, un peu Pop ? J'suis une petite artiste et ça me plairait grave de te faire ça! 😊❤
Thank you such useful info. I have borage, calendula and lavender, my cornflowers didn't survive and neither did my marigolds! I had nasturtium but left them to self seed but they don't seem to have some up again this year.
I made a salve with purple dead nettle and common grey field speedwell. Its amazing for back aches. I originally made it for my husband's excema. He hasn't tried it for that purpose yet.
Oh my goodness, Spicy Moustache, how on earth did you become so knowledgeable about so many things? New subscriber here, and here to stay! I thought I knew a lot, but what’s in your head is mind boggling (in a good way)! I love calendula, plantain, lavender, Well. I don’t think there’s a plant I don’t like! Where do you live that you’re able to grow and maintain such a variety, and may I live next door, or maybe above you? I’ll be binge watching you for the nexts few weeks, at least! Thank you!! 😊
When you ask you ancestors to teach you herbalism and they wake you up to a beneficial new video from your favourite social media guy so you can take better care of oneself. Thank you for making and sharing this video.💐🌱🌿
I have a degree in horticulture and i know quite a lot about the technical aspect of it but you've shown something more and that is the beauty and happiness that comes along with gardening
Much love to you sir ❤
Just started growing marigold, basil and tomato together because of your knowledge. I've never seen fast growing crops through companion planting. Thank you
I am copying
I am from Barbados and you are simply brilliant.
Calendula is reallly good as a tea for nausea&/or vomiting. Plus healing salve for skin irritation
My wife makes lavender lemon cookies. I would recommend fully!!
That must smell incredible!
very first from Indian viewers I think, I gained great knowledge from your videos, the information really helped me a lot, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you, much appreciate the support 🙌🏻
I am Indian too love this channel great content
Try burdock leaf for burns. Just shred the leaf into cool water, then stick the burn in. Leave the burn in until it doesn't just start hurting again right away. For grease burns, it can take 45 minutes. But you'll be amazed at the end result! Also, the roots and peeled stems are edible.
Made the calendula balm w/ coconut oil and jojoba oil. Works AMAZING
God bless you and your family I wish you nothing but love and happiness 🙏🤲
Love how you explain the benefits for each plant and give recipes 🙂 🪴 keep it lit man 🕯that spark will light the world 🌏✨️
This is so awesome man! I've got tons of lavender (thanks for those tips), and that one in your garden is HUGE!
Thank you man, next time you come down I’ll show you the plot
I have to say thank you for getting calendula and marigold correct🙏
I see these two confused waaay to often!
My favourite youtuber at it again! - thanks for all the tips! :D
Lavender tea is probably one of the better ways to use it mixed with chamomile
Love all your amazing info and your great delivery of it! Thank you!!
Thank you very much, I appreciate the support 😊
@@SpicyMoustache 100%
I love watching your videos, they’re so insightful, and my 4 y/o nephew is now so invested as well!!
Awww that’s so sweet 😊
U THE BEST Botanical Teacher. Bravo. Explanation + Beauty Professional Language. Bravo.
Love this, I'm also from London and I live in the exact same type property. This gives me the inspiration to grow edible flowers and vegetables in my gardens 🙌
Give it a go , in pots to start with... each successful crop will lead to another.
@@grumpy_poo definitely will, I'm actually researching what I can start growing now in July uk 🙌
Maybe you are neighbors.
Lavender is amazing!!! It's a plant and smell I have always loved.
Another great video Alessandro! I am trying to grow more of a variety of flowers this year.
My turnips bolted so i just left them in to have early flowers for the insects as well as the dandelions and buttercups on the grass. I just harvested the turnip seeds and it is surprising how many you get from just one plant for the next sowing!
My other flowers have since come in now. Great to see the ladybirds finally taking care of the aphids on the runner beans!
You can also pickle nasturtium seeds as i believe they are a bit like a poor man capers.
Amazing knowledge of plants and their benefits to the garden as well as the knowledge of the benefits of the use of said plants by people, would like to be as knowledgeable some day
Thanks for the information👍
No worries 😉
As a vegan alternative to beeswax you can use Shea butter, I love your videos and your wonderful accent too
Beeswax has different medicinal properties than Shea butter. How is beeswax NOT vegan? It's literally made by bees🤔
@@belovedsage7731 it has but it’s a good substitute, it isn’t vegan because of the way the bees are treated (in some places) as bees get killed taking their honey from the hives
@DottyDelightful ah ok- I will have to look into that. Thanks for sharing!
I'm so grateful to this Gentleman for all he teaches us. ❤
Hello! I love your channel. I’ve learned quite a bit from watching too! I learned how to and the importance of gardening from my grandmother and grandfather on my mothers side. And I’m so thankful I did. They would enjoy watching your videos too.
❤️💜💚
You are the perfect companion for my new horticulture and plant medicine journey. Your explanations are simple, accessible and full of wisdom. Thank you so much for your gifts. A new subscriber for sure!
Seguendo i tuoi video mi è tornata la voglia di avere l'orto! ❤ grazieeee
Che bello, grazie mille! 😊
Everyone knows this dude will out live us lmao
Haha I don’t think so 😂
Hahaha I think The same! Larga vida! ❤❤❤
Lol😅 probably, he’s definitely someone who will survive an apocalypse an will be very helpful in the planets revival after a nuclear explosion if they ever use the atomic bomb again💥 🎉 🙃
That will be his last mission 😅😊
How to infusão lavanderia with coconut oil if it's solid?!?!?!?😮😮😮😮
I like your style, like a rock star of nature. I can dig that.
Thanks for sharing this! There was so much information cant wait to use what I've learned here!
Thank you, I’m really happy to hear that 🙏🏻😊
Amazing knowledge ❤
Thank you 🙏🏻
I like your video, I am very interested about how to process flowers, and this video really help me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 👍👍
Great video and tips. Will be planting these in my garden
Amazing video and very informative, thank you so much for sharing 😊👍
Amazing details. I am always learning something new from you everyday. Thank you 🙏
Thank you, always looking for ideas for using these plants.
We got most of them here at our home.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing this good video 📹 my friend good works and good luck ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic video once again and beautifully filmed and produced😊🎉
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 😊
More great products.❤
So much warm memories as almost all of the plants were in my late grandmas garden. She did not explained why they were there but your video did. Thank you very much❤😊
Do you grow chamomile? It would be lovely to hear about that one!
Thanks for making this so simple and straightforward 👍
Nature and plants are amazing :)
I have heard that you shouldn’t use turmeric with metal because it changes the properties of the turmeric… just want to help. Keep making videos because they are great thank you for all informative information that you put on here. It goes greatly appreciate it.
Gettin addicted to your videos dude! Thank you from the US!
Excellent list. I can’t wait to add them to my garden.
Thank you for the messages you share with this magical and wonderful video!
"life is longing to connect with us" -yes! Sentience is all around us and it is waiting for our presence, our acknowledgement, our awareness that it is aware... This is where Earthly teachers find us receptive if their lessons.
Bester Mann !!! Much Love From German
Your voice is so soothing
Love this guy
Great Information…. Thank You for sharing your knowledge !!! 😊😊😊
Thanks so much 😊
your videos are always so inspirational!! thank you again for reminding us of the abundance Source provides us with
Love this!! Thank you so much for all your information. I'm going to try all of these.
I just herd about borage recently. Can't wait to get out and id her in the wild and get to know this medicinal plant more. Great video! Thx 😊
You are amazing ! I love this channel ! And I am learning so much! I hope to have a garden as beautiful as yours one day .
Great information, thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
Just found you. Great info and I love that you include the gardening tips with it! Love your accent too!
Truly great content! Thanks!
Very informative ❤. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Watching always and supporting you idol from Philippines
Man I love your content. Please keep it up. 🔥🔥
This is great. Just bung into an oil and you can use it on your skin or maybe in a salad. Beneficial inside and out.
As usual thank you for sharing your knowledge. More appreciated than you know.
I love, Love, love your information.
I love you thank you ! I have those plants un my garden but I don’t use them as much as I could and some uses you show I never knew about.
You are special✨ my friend, just love your knowledge, very magnificent 🫶👏😍
Awesome video!!
Great information definitely learned some new stuff. Will definitely be trying these recipes. I already make calendula balm.
You are amazing!
Definitely one of the top 10 channels on youtube!
I discovered you when you had a little like 30k subscriber, now you are between the giants!
Bravo 💪🏻🔥
Lavender in pouches in your clothes also deter moths ❤🎉
I love all of your videos so much, you inspire so many people including myself, to grow gadens wherever they are. So much love and gratitude to you.
I think this is one of your best videos. Love your cool original way to educate people. Blessings
Marigold also contains loads of Luteins that are particularly good for the eyes, the petals/flowers are beautiful in salads!
I did Lavender oil smells good i love it. Thank's for the explanations.
Thank you so much for this video. Greetings from The Netherlands
Fabulous Sweety
You have a good intentions in every video, i love to watch it. I am new subscriber here
Dude, I don't know how I got on you, but I'm very happy. You are very cool, keep up your work, you are very interesting to watch.
Your garden is beautiful 😍
Thank you for the video! You also can put Lavendel in the honey, the honey will be puple and taste nice aswell.
Fantastic info and such a lovely garden Sir thank you for sharing❤Mt Hood
Hello Léna, félicitations pour cette nouvelle étape 😊🎉🎉🎉 ! Pour "habiter" un peu cet espace, ça te dirait pas des toiles colorées et gaies, un peu Pop ?
J'suis une petite artiste et ça me plairait grave de te faire ça! 😊❤
thanks for sharing, I like a healthy lifestyle, greetings from Indonesia 👍👍🇮🇩
Thank you such useful info. I have borage, calendula and lavender, my cornflowers didn't survive and neither did my marigolds! I had nasturtium but left them to self seed but they don't seem to have some up again this year.
I wish I have garden like this 😍
Love your content! 🙏🏼✨
You are amazing!!
I made a salve with purple dead nettle and common grey field speedwell. Its amazing for back aches. I originally made it for my husband's excema. He hasn't tried it for that purpose yet.
Please post a link with recepes to whats to do with nasturtium. Looking forward for more hack with unconventional plants that can be consumed.
Thank you 🙏 keep em coming! ❤
Ma sei un genio!!!❤ nuova iscritta e nuova fan!
Ah wonderful information thank you! Did you know that nasturtium is also a good pain reliever and antibiotic?
Brilliant..Thank You❤
Oh my goodness, Spicy Moustache, how on earth did you become so knowledgeable about so many things? New subscriber here, and here to stay! I thought I knew a lot, but what’s in your head is mind boggling (in a good way)! I love calendula, plantain, lavender, Well. I don’t think there’s a plant I don’t like! Where do you live that you’re able to grow and maintain such a variety, and may I live next door, or maybe above you? I’ll be binge watching you for the nexts few weeks, at least! Thank you!! 😊
Great video❤
Thank you 💚
Saludos desde Argentina un gran abrazo
Tack!
Cheers, thank you 😊
Great video. When is the best time to harvest the flower for salves and infused oils?