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Andy Grows Food
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Are you looking to grow your own food, love growing herbs, edible plants, and creating a kitchen garden space using whatever garden space you have? We have dedicated our channel to the joy of food growing, sowing seeds, unusual herb plants and vegetable growing.
Whether you are growing in raised beds, a small urban garden, a balcony, huge small holding or simply a windowsill we want to share our joy of gardening for beginners or more advanced food growers alike.
If you are searching for the easiest vegetables to grow, wondering if you can grow herb plants during winter, how to prune your herbs or simply looking for a space that welcomes gardening for beginners - our channel is for you.
Welcome to Urban Herbs - we love sharing the joy of growing, promoting unusual herb plants, our joy of gardening and sharing the simple message that you can grow your own. You will love it. We promise.
Whether you are growing in raised beds, a small urban garden, a balcony, huge small holding or simply a windowsill we want to share our joy of gardening for beginners or more advanced food growers alike.
If you are searching for the easiest vegetables to grow, wondering if you can grow herb plants during winter, how to prune your herbs or simply looking for a space that welcomes gardening for beginners - our channel is for you.
Welcome to Urban Herbs - we love sharing the joy of growing, promoting unusual herb plants, our joy of gardening and sharing the simple message that you can grow your own. You will love it. We promise.
How to sow seeds and grow your own food.
Are you trying to grow your own plants and food from seed to save money? In reality many plants are actually better to be grown by seed rather than purchasing an established plant. In this re-upload of a video I posted back in October, I wanted to share my top ten tips which I hope will really boost the success of your seed growing!
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Discovering Unique Herbs in My Polytunnel - spring tour
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Let me show you around the polytunnel where I grow a range of unusual herb plants. Believe it or not - this is my job. I grow a range of very unusual varieties of sensory and culinary herb plants for your kitchen and garden. So many unusual varieties of thyme, mint or Rosemary. In this video, I wanted to walk you around one of our polytunnels in a very raw and largely unedited video. Let me kno...
Was this cover worth It? Brutally honest review three months later.
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Was this cover worth It? Brutally honest review three months later.
The unexpected results of growing food in my front garden.
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The unexpected results of growing food in my front garden.
I gave up on the graduate career route to grow and sell plants for a living.
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I gave up on the graduate career route to grow and sell plants for a living.
Top 5 Money Saving Crops - Growing in my Front Garden
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Top 5 Money Saving Crops - Growing in my Front Garden
Fill Raised Beds and Containers Cheaply. Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Fill Raised Beds and Containers Cheaply. Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
How much did I save by growing food in my front garden?
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How much did I save by growing food in my front garden?
Build your own pallet herb garden for winter
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Build your own pallet herb garden for winter
Can you save money by growing your own food? We ask James Wong.
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Can you save money by growing your own food? We ask James Wong.
Seed Growing Tips for beginners: starting seeds indoors.
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Seed Growing Tips for beginners: starting seeds indoors.
DIY Mini Greenhouse for winter and productivity boost
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DIY Mini Greenhouse for winter and productivity boost
James Wong on why plants REALLY matter.
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James Wong on why plants REALLY matter.
Lavender Growing Problems - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Lavender Growing Problems - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Guide to Building Polytunnel Doors - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Guide to Building Polytunnel Doors - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Discover Growing Chocolate Mint Herb Plant :Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Discover Growing Chocolate Mint Herb Plant :Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Build Your Own Winter Raised Bed Cover - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Build Your Own Winter Raised Bed Cover - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Garden jobs for early Autumn - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Garden jobs for early Autumn - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
The reality of running a business in horticulture. Real vs Inspiration.
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The reality of running a business in horticulture. Real vs Inspiration.
Edible plants to sow and grow in Autumn - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Edible plants to sow and grow in Autumn - Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Garden tasks for October: Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
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Garden tasks for October: Herb, Allotment and Vegetable Gardening For Beginners UK
Hi andy when you built your poly tunnel what fabric did you use to put over it please
Great video, thank you. I'm in the Snowy Mountain's, NSW, Australia and just found out about woolly thyme and a couple of the other low spreading species. Looking at planting them to replace our lawn.
I grow thyme hydroponically and it doesn’t have any problem with being in water constantly
Wow 🥹🪻❄️
Subbed! Living in Ireland and trying to start my first vege crops, hope I can learn a bit :)
I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for showing me!😀 Yes it made me happy to discover about how you grew the chocolate mint plant. I can almost smell the sweetness! 😊
I have eucalyptus, cilantro, and basil in a raised planter box here in Colorado
Are you still uploading videos? Im interested in videos from anywhere close West Mids, just found your video.
the camera is a little close but this is helpful thank you
too close?
Hi. Do you know why some of the leaves on my plant may be turning red?
Hello from Wales! 🏴 Easy to follow video and fantastic suggestions, thank you! 😊
hey there thank you so much!
You got my like ❤
thanks!
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thank you!
Hi Mate From Australia I started with One bunch and now have four tubs of Rau Ram( Vietnamese Coriander) it’s became an addiction 🤣🤣🤣when one stalk has roots I cut it and start a new tub. I usually take a few leaves and a few leaves of my spearmint and drink it as a tea. My digestive system has improved substantially
This is a really nice, and practical idea for a basket
Garlic chive pesto is great with fish or just spread on a bit of sourdough bread.
I’m in Las Vegas NV. and I’ve got a garlic chive plant that’s been living outside this hot summer. Thank you for the informative video. I will follow up with your foodie suggestions. Thanks
OMGgggg... I didn't learn ANYTHING from this video except the fact that you're extremely passionate and in LOOOOOOOVE with the Cola plant to a really disturbing degree. Nothing... no tips, no advice, only I love it, I'm crazy about it, yadda, yadda, yadda. I'll search elsewhere for true HELPFUL INFORMATION about this plant, that will help me learn how to care for it and use it in my kitchen and/or elsewhere. What a waste of time, I'll never get back. Sheesh! 👎👎👎
Great video. I have struggled with rosemary this year. Keeping getting little white marks all over the leaves. Tried neem oil and a fungicide, but nothing seems to help.
Hard to find this
Thank you from Australia. I substituted Tarragon with something else yesterday as it’s hard to source & not available in supermarkets .. rarely anyway. I went to a green grocer today not in my neighbourhood and they were selling bunches of Tarragon for $7. Hence how I came to this video. 😂 A summer project maybe.
It makes a great herbal tea. Just steep a few leaves in boiling water for 5 to 10 mins.
Great ideas
Nice vid. Could have been several shorts really
Very nice
I've never heard of this. I'm in Georgia USA but knowing it's a perennial I'm definitely going to have to get this now. I love perennial plants especially edible ones💜 happy growing 💜
Hi, i live in the south of France and since one month I have this plant in a pot on m’y véranda ! Some have it i’am very happy with it. Thank you for your interesting film!!!
Hi, Is Ocean Forest the wrong soil for Corsican mint? Mine keeps dying. I placed it in bushes then moved it. Is it too wet,? Its in terracotta. Im in hot Texas.
Mine is in a wide shallow circular terracotta pot. I use moisture retentive soil. I live in hot hot Texas. Its doing nothing! Also my corsican mint is dying.
Mine won't grow. It's under bushes
Thank u for this lovely video.. Can apple mint grows in tropical weather?? I tried to propagate through supermarket bought packet but it withered after while been placed in water for rooting purpose.. please advise..
The reason you get asked this a lot is because NOBODY answers the question! Everyone says "regularly".. Now, one a day is regular isn't it? Or once a week? I'd call that regular... Once an hour is also quite regular too! So frustrating.
Food inches...!👍
Where did you buy your poly tunnel please? It’s my next project
ANDY!!! Come on!!! A "wrinkled" shirt AND it's PINK??? DUUUDE!!!
In the UK and have great difficulty getting hold of it this year as have been unsuccessful overwintering it so am trying to propagate some for next year. Your clip has been most helpful …..thanks
Brought one from you and its massive do I just snip it to harvest and make my tea? Please help
Just ordered two of these from Urban Herbs, can't wait to enjoy these in a hot cuppa or to add to hot chocolate milk.
Thank you Andy
Thank you sir! I just started my first gardening project this year with herbs and it included purple sage. I have been watering it, but I haven’t been sure what to do with it for a while. Now I know I need to keep pruning it to keep fresh. It looks like some of the leaves have black circles and holes which seems to indicate it’s dying or not getting enough nutrients. I am learning a lot. Thank you again for this video.
Weird question: Is there a variety of mint that has no mint flavour or any strong flavour? It would be great to have a mild lettuce-flavoured mint growing like crazy that I could use for the base of a salad!
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Very pleased with all the herbs that I have purchased from you. How do I overwinter them?, I do not have a greenhouse but do have a porch and conservatory.
Greetings from “sunny” Northants, UK. Thanks for an informative and enjoyable video. Like you, I enjoy growing and using herbs and found ginger rosemary in a local garden centre for the first time last week. Before then I didn’t know it existed, but now I’m in love with the gingery rosemary smell. I’m looking forward to using it fairly soon but first I have to wait for my plant to grow a bit - it was pretty small when I bought it. In the meantime, thanks again for the video. Liked and subbed.
There's Polish Celebrity Chef Magda Gessler, She's Obsessed with Lubczyk (Lovage) never fought i'll hear this name somewhere else lol
Saw this for the first time and it was on clearance. Thank you for all the info, I'll be trying to grow it in Nova Scotia, Canada 😊
Does one propagate pineapple mint in the same manner like one did with peppermint & spearmint??
Made the mistake of planting it with my vegetables. It is everywhere including through the lawn
Watching in Lincolnshire we have your book it is great. Coriander is a nightmare looking forward to trying Vietnamese coriander thank you 😊
Thank you so much!