The Joy of Growing Your Own Teas: Chamomile Harvest
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
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Ok, now we’re interested. You keep putting things on our list, that’s a compliment!!
Green apple smell, awesome
Excellent Cody !!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛
Hi Cody, I thoroughly enjoyed your video.❤
Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend
❤Peggy❤
Lovely harvest Cody. I hope mine comes up. 1st yr I have planted and I'll be sure to let it go to seed too. Thanks 👋
Hi, love the idea of growing your owners tea.🌿 I'm a new subscriber.
I planted chamomile last year and this year I have absolutely loads. After watching your video I have today harvested my chamomile, dehydrated it and put it in a jar. I wasn’t aware that it was good for hay fever. I have had two cups of tea today and I love that I grew it myself 😁 Thanks Cody 😊
Oooh Cody, I am definitely going to add chamomile to my list to grow! Maybe I'll try it in a container so the seeds don't proliferate everywhere. Here on the west coast, stopping things from growing too much is a big part of gardening!
~ Sandra
I want to grow chamomile! I’ve had some trouble with germination though. - Taryn
As a kid, when visiting our grandparents in their beautiful sleepy Mediterranean village, going to forge for wild camomile in the fields..every where was carpeted with camomile..my grandmother would fill her basket and just dry them in the shade under her huge fig tree, no rinsing of the camomile.. ah, memories! I suggest not to rinse them as they keep lots of good stuff..and any bug or bad thing will die in the pro5of dehydrating. 👍
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