Shaker Medicinal Herb Garden

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Posted on : 18-08-2010 | By : Herbs Today | In : Videos

Patti Moreno the Garden Girl’s Shaker Medicinal Herb video, where she makes tea with herbs like Hyssop and Bee Balm.

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Comments (20)

Zero54849 said on 20-07-2010

Great tips, herbs are definitely the natural healing tools!

djtoddp said on 20-07-2010

great vid do you just use the freshly harvested leaves or do they get cured somehow?

VyckyM said on 20-07-2010

Terrific, nice bright contemporary take, great quality.

bluntblaz3r said on 20-07-2010

go to love those Medicinal Herbs :)

GaurdDuck said on 20-07-2010

If you can’t find it; it is also called monarda.

markhess said on 20-07-2010

Patti, excellent as always!! – Mark

Chick6517 said on 20-07-2010

Wow, very interesting video you made. haha It seems like you got a lot of comments on it. (= good job on that! Make more

sifu02120 said on 20-07-2010

Hey Patti, great piece and thanks for the info. Bee Balm hear I come! :)

Alyzabeth01 said on 20-07-2010

Awesome:) You not only inspired me to make an herb garden, but now I am heading to my pottery wheel to have another go at making teapots.

ninamichelle77 said on 20-07-2010

If shows like yours showed on the Green channel maybe that channel would be worth watching ;o)

sb158 said on 20-07-2010

Great video. I knew about feverfew and Bee Balm, but not about hyssop. I like hyssop, the plant, just because of it’s aroma and flowers. Now I know what to do with it.

HomesteadProvocateur said on 20-07-2010

Great stuff Patti! I’ve got feverfewer growing like wild in my yard! Bee Balm, Lemon Balm, Lemon Verbena, Valerian, Dong Quai, Chamomile, Peppermint, catnip, Calendula, Rosemary, I could go on and on. I love herbs for the diversity they provide us with. Looking forward to more videos!

wgseagal said on 20-07-2010

nice i drink alot of tea lipton tea that is but it would be nice for a change too try some different teas

ecogirltv said on 21-07-2010

mm I can smell it!

TJTele52 said on 21-07-2010

Cool..!

theloneduchess said on 21-07-2010

I’ve never tasted distilled water. Any benefits over filtered or spring water?

mysticgeek1 said on 21-07-2010

Thanks Patti! Do you think it is best to make the teas with the fresh herbs versus drying them out? Is there any negatives in the quality if you dry them?

cinnamonbrown1 said on 21-07-2010

Thanks for the incite. I’m going to come visit your gardens when I get back home. I’m from the same area. But now I’m a farmer in NY. Go figure, we almost went down the same path. :)

NY5Quest said on 21-07-2010

Well done, Patti. I’m passionate about growing herbs, and I found this video very informative.

catjr5465 said on 21-07-2010

cool great job i love learning about natures healers

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