In this video, I give you my best 21 herbs and spices that I recommend you should always grow in your home garden.
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0:00 Intro
0:22 1. Basil
1:17 2. Coriander
2:01 3. Kaffir Lime
2:42 4. Lemongrass
3:12 5. Turmeric
4:00 6. Ginger
4:40 7. Galangal
5:35 8. Oregano
6:22 9. Thyme
7:06 10. Lemon verbena
7:54 11. Dill
8:46 12. Parsley
9:34 13. Bay leaf
10:16 14. Mint
11:07 15. Chives
11:40 16. Curry tree
12:13 17. Rosemary
12:54 18. Chilli
13:31 19. Mustard
14:00 20. Fennel
14:31 21. Garlic
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27 Comments
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Lovage but not many people know about it in Australia.
Ahh yes us gingers have had it hard 😢😂
i have virginia pepperweed which is another mustard that grows arould me wild
Love your videos! Thanks for creating these 🎉
Vinalia
You are always so fabulous mark, and full of great ideas suggestions and so much more. Thanks a bunch 🙏😊
The dad jokes get my thumbs up click and comment!!
Please don’t attempt to preserve garlic with oil – you run the risk of botulism!
8:55 So true. Why do they even bother!? 🙂
I really admire your wonderful vege garden and it's amazing that you got almost everything on earth 😊👍👍
Where did you get your raised beds!?!?!? How tall are they? I'm plan on starting raised bed and I want to do them right. I'm trying to do research to get the best value and longevity for an affordable price but not cheaply done.
Thanks for the information
horseradish
This might be off topic but was in garden smoking some herb and though this chanell .Like to say how good raseberry are here ,Dug up some wild raseberry over 15 years ago and its has taken over the yard .We got big juicy raseberry along with two apple tree a .small garden of potatos carrots,letus,tomatos.peace
Lemon balm, I would remove chili's, but only because I don't eat them often. I also love terragon. Texas terragon is my favorite because of it's anise flavor, but Mexican terragon is really nice, too.
Saffron
Can I join your garden it's really amazing llike all your posts watching from Kenya
I’m loving all the dad puns
You never be sick the juices green are good to loose weight. And give energy me and husband drink every second day like lettuce cucumbers .spinach.celery loose belly .only green juice i like this video i a new watching.your video thankyou.
I grow1. kaffir- lime
2. basil
3.ginger
4. galangal
5. chili
6. coriander
Thyme grows great in warmer zones if just tossed in a container and largely left alone.
I love your set up you have there. Would love to live there. Nice!
"apparently his mummy cooked with it"
I could not get seed of clove can you get it and sed to me please? I am from ethiopia
Tigrai thank you my name Assefa
Awesome video! I'd replace chives with green onions. They have a stronger taste/smell to me and go better with the types of dishes I make (personal preference)
Love your work!! I'm never able to grow Thyme – everything else grows here on Lamb island but everywhere I've lived – I just have not been able to sustain Thyme!
Any suggestions?