MEDICINAL PLANT Sweet Annie, potting up + what I've seeded so far!
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- #latebloomer #gardener ~ MEDICINAL PLANT Sweet Annie, potting up + what I've seeded so far! Can you guess how many there were in the small container? Former urban gardener now late bloomer homesteader sharing life with #cats.
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Sweet Annie must smell beautiful. I have grown artemsia/wormword but of a different variety it seems. Not to be confused with yours. It also had the lacy foilage, woody stems and grew around 4ft high. Mine was labeled an insecticidal plant. I looked up sweet annie and medicinally can be used as a tea but perhaps not long term or sparingly if one has liver problems or on meds that affect the liver. I've studied TCM and herbs since the 80's, every thing in moderation although your thought on a hedge with sweet annie sounds great!
I absolutely love Vavaldi 🎶. One of my most favorites
Sweet Annie grows well here in Maine. I see booths of growers here at the Common Ground Fair every year and the smell is intoxicating for sure. I have never grown it but might try this year. I am going to guess maybe 138 sounds like a good estimate but what do I know. Take care my friend.
Hello kaye, my goodness me,your hair looks just beautiful kaye,it really suites you,.oh my goodness I do hope you get 9n better with lavender this year,it wouldbe greatif you could have a reallybig lot its so worth it xx,my my the numberof littlegreen babies must be well over 135 ,just a guess, x,well hugs znd thsnkyou,xxbye for now,😊,xx.,,
The scent is glorious!! Grew last year thanks to Kaye! I have saved a big bag of seeds and I’ll open it and take in the aroma!! 😊💕
Well! Well! 😊There’s always light at the end of the tunnel, 💡🔦in this case a beautiful person with a beautiful smile and the best Sweet Annie sprouts video Ive ever seen, those are so healthy looking. My dog Annie enjoyed the video as well, just got off a dusty trail, cotton fields everywhere and am resting a bit, happy trails my friend my favorite video you have ever done. You look very happy and smiling a lot throughout the video.🌻💛🍯
Never have grown but am curious at what stage the fragrance occurs?
The scent is on the seeds, so entire growth of plant.
@@Latebloomershow WOW! That’s interesting!
I have read that lavender likes about 30 to 40 days of stratification for better germination.
Omg! I wonder if I did that last year? In any case that would probably make it too late to start now..🤷♀️
Hopefully, next year, I will be back in the U.S. and I can order seeds from you.
This video shows us the abundance nature provides. Enjoy them Kaye! I wanted to mention to consider suing a willow fence. The whips root right away and the stems grow so fast. So it’s cheap. There are videos for willow fencing.
Wow! Where do you get willow?
@@Latebloomershow not sure Kaye as I am in Canada but I am sure it grows there. I would search the nurseries or even in the wild.
The Nigella sativa (N. sativa) (Family Ranunculaceae) “Black seed “ I grew it several years back in a raised bed. It did fantastic matures quickly and the flowers formed pod full of the little black seeds. I brewed a tea with them great herb! Lowered blood pressure and inflammation! Goes back to time of the ancient Egyptians grown in the Nile, basin. The onions look great btw! 💚
I forgot to bring them in last night. They seemed to have fared ok. Only got down to 37. Hope to get ground prepared today with my helper here.
Well done Kaye the Sweet Annie is lovely and Lavender is tough to start from seed and takes a couple years to get big so don't beat yourself up Love all you share 💜
thats amazing!
I think lavender seeds don't last that long so might not be your fault. I take black seed oil and have some nigella sativa seeds but have never grown them yet. That is a lot of Sweet Annie and would be one heck of a wall. Love Vivaldi Winter Four Seasons - I like the organ versions but this violin version is awesome too. Have a blessed week and hope you can plant the onions soon...
I’m gonna wait till Monday it’s going to be below freezing tonight and I’ve got help on Monday so fingers crossed
I love Vivaldi's The Four Seasons! So beautiful! I KNOW I have a seed problem! I try to restrain myself from buying more seeds, and then...oh, just one or two more won't hurt!😂 I know what you mean about having too many seedlings! I have a big window seat on the south side of my house where I start them all. I don't have lights, because, at this point, I can't afford them or the space, but maybe next year. A sunny window isn't ideal, but I've made it work. When they get their true leaves, I start moving them to other south-facing windows. Which means ascending and descending stairs😅 I had a container full of leaf lettuces and romaines that I planted out in my garden yesterday, and covered with a small plastic greenhouse. The night temps shouldn't be too low for them, since most are suited for colder temps anyway. But I will fasten a frost blanket in there next to them in case we drop too low.
I think it's funny that calendula is supposed to germinate in the dark, when I germinated mine in the sunny window in 3 days flat! A challenge has been starting Elecampane, a sunflower relative for lung health. It needed 2 months of cold in the fridge first. It has been very slow germinating. I planted 3 seeds per pot in 6 pots, and so far, 4 have germinated. One came up in 12 days, one in 13, one in 18, and one in 23 days! There are still 2 pots. I'll wait a while, I guess! I'm also trying to start some lemon trees. I had some going very well last year, and lost track of them and they all died😢 So try again!
My 8-1/2 year old grandson is enthralled with the baby plants! He sits and talks to them! I think that just might be a good sign! Maybe I can get him to start gardening, too!
You'll love yesterday's video! Oh, that is the PERFECT age to capture their mind on growing food plants, showing them that carrots you pull out of the ground you can eat. Did you ever see that early carrot video I made with my young neighbors? I bet your grandson would love it. czcams.com/video/ZDVdbR2M0yM/video.html
Brava for making such an effort starting seeds with what you have.
Hello Kaye, your onions looks great !
On the lavender, try this tip , put the seeds either in the freezer, or the fridge for at least two weeks before planting them .
Awesome selection on seeds to grow .😊
Be blessed!
Dampen them (put them in a damp paper towel) before putting them in the fridge. Also, lavender likes drainage
Will that make it too late to start this year?
@@Latebloomershowno bc lavender mimics a “bulb” just like grass. Doing the freezer method tricks the seeds into a “freeze”. So they think they’ve survived winter. Science is mind blowing to me what I learned in my master Gardner schooling. YES do it now and it’ll work 😘 I wish you nothing but the BEST🥰
Sprinkle cinnamon on top of your soil to prohibit “mold, gnats” growth for seedlings. Also before planting my seedlings I heat my water to HOT then mix my soil to purify my soil from gnat eggs, any micro organisms that may be in the soil as well. 🥰 oh I wish I could write ALL my tips to you on SOOOO MANY things.
What a sweet video💛💙
I plant garlic with my tomatoes and they compliment each other very well. No tomato worms. Just thought it'd help you or someone else. God bless and 💜 happy growing 💜
ETA: have you tried the seed snail roll? I did it this year and was extremely impressed with the growth of the root system of everything I started, and it was very easy to transplant everything. Nothing had roots intertwined.
IDK what the seed snail roll is...? Garlic is Nov to June here, so, does it develop if you plant it as a summer crop?
@@Latebloomershow I learned the roll here on CZcams and it works great. You should look into it and maybe try it. I think you'll love it. The lady who invented it is an absolute genius lol. Yes ma'am, garlic planted with tomatoes as a summer crop works fine. It grows slower but it's shaded with the tomato plants and keeps the worms off. You won't get big garlic like you would if planting it in fall but it works for pest control. I hope that helps. I learned it from my pawpaw. He was Cherokee and taught me a lot of gardening techniques that everyone else tells/told me not to do.
Sweets for the sweet. The healthy kind❣️
Thank you for your time.
Do you have any trouble getting rid of the that aren’t up to par? I tend to plant them anyway, if they make it,great. if not, oh well I tried 😂
Take care
I don't think I will. Just put in my compost, but yesterday, I put the pile of rejects and soil back in the container, haha to see what re-engages. I don't know why, haha.
Wow you certainly had a ton of seedlings out of that clump Kaye. Brilliant video. its getting that time now where we will all be very busy
Yes indeed!
I started keeping all the packets of seeds that I had planted so I have a record of what did well and what did not. This year I winter sowed my Lavender and it came up. Last year I only had a few that made it but then died due to not preparing a bed for them. I have the same problem with starting too many seeds!
For some odd reason I cannot get my onion seeds to sprout! Only those i put in a water jug for winter sowing sprouted. I really stink at starting onions. Did you ever do a video on starting onions from seed? I am going to have to go look.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, Kaye! Thank you for taking the time to share!
Yes I f do I’d one last year and did them the same way, But I had better luck this year because I made sure to spritz them every day they just do not do well if they get dried out and once they get a bigger than you have to keep them watered
And you have to trim them and I have a video on trimming the onions as well
Such a Sweet Lady we all need to go back to Natural resources
Thank you!
Those seedlings a are dream! How beautiful they are, I'm jealous. Ty so much for sharing your wisdom, and you look amazing ❤
Really?!? Hair needed shampooing. Just got that done.
@@Latebloomershow, you are beautiful inside and out!
i was going to ask you which of the seeds you sent are good for fresh eating vs. cooking (the cowpeas, hutterite bush beans & wild goose peas) happy planting! hope you guys avoided the crazy weather yesterday
You can try the peas, you may or may not care for them as they are not as tender, sweet and juicy as fresh snap peas.
@@Latebloomershow thank you ☺️
It's Wednesday February 28th.
Yes, and it was Tuesday, February 27 when I filmed this. Blessings!
I just bought three 6 packs of Sweet Annie. The tallest are about 6inches high. On top of them it looks like little balls like seed heads. Should I snip those off? I have no pictures of how the Sweet Annie should look during it's growth.
Thanks for any help. Great video. This is the first one I've watched of yours and I'm going to subscribe.
Ms Kate is there any way I can buy some Sweet Annie seeds from you. I am older and don't have any credit cards or PayPal...but would send you cash.....thank you very much for all you teach us as I am older and. new to gardening herbs. I'm an old friend of Old Alabama Gardener...and that is how I found you!
Wonderful! Send me $5.00 to POB 2358, Lebanon, TN 37088 and I will send you my heirloom pea and sweet annie. Okay?
Thank you very much! I would be honored to have some of your heirloom peas! I will get you something in the mail soon...love ya Cindy
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Sorry! Thank you!
I searched for videos "How To Germinate Lavender Seeds", and it seems there is some trick to getting them to germinate?
Tell me quick what it is, haha, before my seeds arrive.
@@Latebloomershow I didn't watch any of the videos, but I found many exist when I searched YT for "how to germinate lavender seeds" czcams.com/video/NF28EEMyrVQ/video.html
I am reminded that "It is the glory of God to conceal a thing"...
BTW, the other day I was at the garden center at Home Depot and the bees were really enjoying the poppies and lavender. I have to tell a story. When I was living in Florida I used to drive back and forth to visit my grandmother in Kentucky. One day I pulled off on a exit to seek out some gas just a little north of Macon, GA and the road on the exit was lined with tall trees that were covered in blooming wisteria. Oh, it was the most beautiful thing I ever saw and so I kept driving and forgot about gas till I arrived at a little place called Juliette. I turned in and to my surprised I found myself in the tiny town where the movie, Fried Green Tomatoes was filmed. I took a little time to get out and wander around. It didn't take long cause it's a tiny little place all encompassed in about one square block. I purchased a jar of the local honey called "sourwood honey". It was the best tasting honey I ever put in my mouth. All that story to say this. I think I heard to say something (or if you didn't you should) about seeing if anybody would want to keep bees on your property. Well, you can buy sourwood trees on the internet. I found some at: www.etsy.com/listing/1612576273/two-beautiful-sourwood-honey-trees-1-2ft?gpla=1&gao=1&&:pla-4585513245482005_c__1612576273&msclkid=e4c4c8a6a1961fbb4672ad797024fa90
Personally, I'd plant a whole grove our sourwood trees. Bees are so precious to our survival in so many ways people never consider.
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