It's nice to see sweet Esther in her element. I wish all children had the knowledge and experience of growing things/food. I love that your channel teaches things essential to life.💖💖Thanks for the Ebook. Thanks for sharing.👍🏽
I’m thrilled that you’re getting into ebooks! You have a lot of knowledge to share. I just got mine in my email. I can’t wait to check it out! Hope all is well with your family!
Hello from North Carolina. I am here on the recommendation of Lori Brown at Whippoorwill Hollow-and am so thankful she suggested your channel. Your herbs are beautiful. I have grown many herbs for years but had no idea how to make tea. Thank you so much!! Melody B
I just found your website. I've made Hibiscus tea with fresh flowers and am drying some now. I also have Aninese Hyssop and Calendula. I will try the Aninese. Thank you.
Thankyou so much for the free ebook, Carrie! I have an over abundance of lemon balm under my peach tree, plus some small plants of chocolate mint and spearmint in the garden! I've been on the hunt for some comfrey plants, but haven't found any yet in our area! Looking forward to making lots of cold teas this summer with our children!
I was just looking at the lemon balm today and wondering what I was going to do with it. Thank you. I'm staying away from coffee, so this is a fun and adventurous way to get healthy. Reporting back to say, Wow, that is refreshing!
Love the video. I have never seen Apple mint . We live in Myrtle beach South Carolina. Any thoughts where I can get it. Thank you . 🙏you guys are the best !
Grow Joy usually has apple mint, but it is currently out of stock. It looks like Walmart, of all places, may have it available to ship, but it's expensive. Sorry I can't give you any good recommendations. Blessings to you!❤
I planted anise hyssop last year after hearing you talk about it. Hoping it grows big this year. Thanks for showing how to make tea with fresh herbs. I'm ready to give this a try!!
I started mine this year too from seed and it's about 2 ft tall already! I'm thinking I need to get it out of the pot and find a bigger spot in the garden!
Beautiful video. Thank you for all those informations. I need to plant more herbs. I love herbal teas. I have rosemary, mint, basilic... God bless you.❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing the plants you grow for making tea. They look so refreshing!! I am wondering what plants you have in your "White Garden" My beautiful mother passed away a few weeks ago, and I would like to plant one in her memory. We received a lovely angel wind chime that I will add to the garden. We are in Zone 4. Thank you and God Bless you and your family.
That sounds like a lovely idea. Here are some ideas for you: White Liatris, Amazing Grace Creeping Phlox, David Phlox, White Hollyhocks, Astrantia Star of Billion, White Wands Veronica, Snowdrop Anemone, Purity Candytuft, White Daylilies, White Bleeding Hearts, Polaris Coreopsis, White Daffodils, White Hyacinths, and White Peonies. Blessings to you.❤
@@1000sofroots Thank you so much for the suggestions. I hope to have it started next month and add to it when I can. She would have loved it, she loved nature and all the treasures she found on their wooden proprty.
Are there any herbs or do you have any suggestions for how to keep the ticks at bay? We live in Douglas County Missouri and the ticks are SO busy this time of year!!! We recently got baby chicks and baby turkeys in the hope that once they are bigger and able to free range they will help keep the ticks at bay but in the mean time do you have any suggestions on what to do to keep them off?
The ticks seem to be particularly bad this year.😟We don't use anything to deter them, but we do our best to stay out of weedy and woodsy areas. Right now we have about 70 Muscovy ducks free ranging, so I think they must help a little. 🙂We also do "tick checks" many times a day and before bed. We rarely have one that bites in for very long at all, but if we do, we put a drop of tea tree essential oil on the spot. I hope your new birds help. Blessings to you!❤
Ester is such a beautiful young lady. She always makes my day. God bless. ❤
Mrs Brown said you have a wonderful channel as well as a beautiful family🌻🌻💕💕💕
I love mint❤
It's nice to see sweet Esther in her element. I wish all children had the knowledge and experience of growing things/food.
I love that your channel teaches things essential to life.💖💖Thanks for the Ebook.
Thanks for sharing.👍🏽
Thank you for your encouraging words DeLinda. Blessings to you.❤
@@1000sofroots
Ester Garden Buddy is so pretty
That well water looks delicious on this hot day. Thank you for sharing little snippets of your life with us.
I’m thrilled that you’re getting into ebooks! You have a lot of knowledge to share. I just got mine in my email. I can’t wait to check it out! Hope all is well with your family!
Hello from North Carolina. I am here on the recommendation of Lori Brown at Whippoorwill Hollow-and am so thankful she suggested your channel. Your herbs are beautiful. I have grown many herbs for years but had no idea how to make tea. Thank you so much!! Melody B
I just found your website.
I've made Hibiscus tea with fresh flowers and am drying some now. I also have Aninese Hyssop and Calendula.
I will try the Aninese.
Thank you.
Lemon Verbena and BeeBalm (Monarda) make lovely teas also. ❤️ Lovely video!
Thank you for sharing, the information was greatly appreciated.
I absolutely loved this video and I will be here regularly to learn from you and your beautiful family ❤GODBLESS YOU all🙏🏼🌻🦋💕
I will be trying the herbal tea for sure 😊. Nice job on the video.
Thankyou so much for the free ebook, Carrie! I have an over abundance of lemon balm under my peach tree, plus some small plants of chocolate mint and spearmint in the garden! I've been on the hunt for some comfrey plants, but haven't found any yet in our area! Looking forward to making lots of cold teas this summer with our children!
I was just looking at the lemon balm today and wondering what I was going to do with it. Thank you. I'm staying away from coffee, so this is a fun and adventurous way to get healthy.
Reporting back to say, Wow, that is refreshing!
i know of someone who lives in seattle area (alot of rain) they dry their herbs in brown paper bags and hang them
Love the video. I have never seen Apple mint . We live in Myrtle beach South Carolina. Any thoughts where I can get it. Thank you . 🙏you guys are the best !
Grow Joy usually has apple mint, but it is currently out of stock. It looks like Walmart, of all places, may have it available to ship, but it's expensive. Sorry I can't give you any good recommendations. Blessings to you!❤
I planted anise hyssop last year after hearing you talk about it. Hoping it grows big this year. Thanks for showing how to make tea with fresh herbs. I'm ready to give this a try!!
I started mine this year too from seed and it's about 2 ft tall already! I'm thinking I need to get it out of the pot and find a bigger spot in the garden!
Thank you so much for the free ebook, thank you for this video. God bless you.❤
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.. I love ice tea. I try to use decaf tea, lemon balm, honey. Also like to make sun tea.
Blessings to your family 🙏
Thank you for instructing on herb pressed tea!
Thank you ladies for the great tea info!
Beautiful video. Thank you for all those informations. I need to plant more herbs. I love herbal teas. I have rosemary, mint, basilic... God bless you.❤❤❤
I will be trying some of that tea! Loved seeing the butterflies....so pretty. 🦋
Thank you both so much for the tea recipe!! Love your channel. GOD bless
Loved this video!! Definitely going to make some 🌹
Thanks for sharing the plants you grow for making tea. They look so refreshing!! I am wondering what plants you have in your "White Garden" My beautiful mother passed away a few weeks ago, and I would like to plant one in her memory. We received a lovely angel wind chime that I will add to the garden. We are in Zone 4. Thank you and God Bless you and your family.
That sounds like a lovely idea. Here are some ideas for you: White Liatris, Amazing Grace Creeping Phlox, David Phlox, White Hollyhocks, Astrantia Star of Billion, White Wands Veronica, Snowdrop Anemone, Purity Candytuft, White Daylilies, White Bleeding Hearts, Polaris Coreopsis, White Daffodils, White Hyacinths, and White Peonies. Blessings to you.❤
@@1000sofroots Thank you so much for the suggestions. I hope to have it started next month and add to it when I can. She would have loved it, she loved nature and all the treasures she found on their wooden proprty.
So sorry for the loss of your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you. What a lovely idea-a garden in her memory.
Ì could use some tea right now 😊 and may Jesus bless you guys
I like lemon basil and tulsi for teas
I am looking forward to growing tulsi for the first time this year.🙂
@@1000sofroots i hope you get giant happy healthy plants
Thanks for the ebook great recipe
Could a person start say the night before and use warm or hot water to dissolve the honey,let cool overnight, the proceed?
Yes, that's a great idea. Warm water would be best if using raw honey to keep it's good raw benefits. 🙂
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Are there any herbs or do you have any suggestions for how to keep the ticks at bay? We live in Douglas County Missouri and the ticks are SO busy this time of year!!! We recently got baby chicks and baby turkeys in the hope that once they are bigger and able to free range they will help keep the ticks at bay but in the mean time do you have any suggestions on what to do to keep them off?
The ticks seem to be particularly bad this year.😟We don't use anything to deter them, but we do our best to stay out of weedy and woodsy areas. Right now we have about 70 Muscovy ducks free ranging, so I think they must help a little. 🙂We also do "tick checks" many times a day and before bed. We rarely have one that bites in for very long at all, but if we do, we put a drop of tea tree essential oil on the spot. I hope your new birds help. Blessings to you!❤