If you have any questions about the plants, please leave a comment. Ranka does not have a channel but you can find her lovely garden photos on Instagram @thehealingberrygarden
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show You had to plant something in her garden so they she could have a memory of you...how endearing. 💖
This is wonderful! I have it in favorites. Will watch again over several times. Wish I had room. At one time I grew 150 different herbs and worked for largest herb grower in Midwest. I will make room for currant for sure. Thank you Kaye!
Dear Kaye Kittrell, thank you making baltic seaweed internationally known! We are from the University of Kiel working with seaweed, and we are looking for Ranka Tessin but can't find her. Can you give her our contact please? Just go to the Posima project website on www.posima.de.Thanks so much in advance, Sandra!
Miss Kaye I'm envious of your gardening time with my lovely insta-friend Ranka! Ranka is an extraordinary gardener with a creative talent for her garden displays in her insta-gallery. I'm most fortunate to call her a friend though we've not had the opportunity to meet in person! So happy for you, dear Ranka! - xo
You have me partially to thank because I helped her decide on the name for her instagram account and she set it up when I was there! And it took off! Her photos are beautiful!
Thank you so, so much for your sweet words, my dear friend. I just wanted to add, that the name of "The healing berry garden" was here before Kaye visited. She showed me how to install an Instagram account though. So fun to take pictures in the garden, right? But the writing is a as important too. You can do both so wonderfully, that's why I love your account so much. :-)
@@Latebloomershow Thank-you, Miss Kaye because the world would be missing out on a great gardener & friend if she'd not had this account! Lucky encounter for both lovely ladies.
Yes, well, she discovered me through Patrick. Not sure how much luck was involved in that, but I was lucky to be able to afford to go to Germany and travel safe. That's for sure. I knew before I went she had an amazing garden. Did you see the first video when I read the first letter from her? That's when I decided I had to go. th-cam.com/video/xFsArvpamFQ/w-d-xo.html There is also a collaboration in this video with one of my favorite channel creators Siloe Olivera at suburban homestead channel.
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
@@Latebloomershow wow thats so crazy she really has a green thumb let her know she has a fan when it comes to me!!! 💚🌱 you two are so amazing i hope you meet you guys one day
We had some lovely days here in Northern Germany, my friend. I am so happe to see this video because the memories all came back. Oh, I was so nervous to speak English, because I haven't done that since school. We really were lucky regarding the weather. It rained before you came and it started to rain again after you continued your travel to Berlin. :-)
I've just been telling commenters to look at your Instagram feed you'd never know there was a day without bright sun in Northern Germany! I miss you so much and wish you were here! Something amazing happened today. A rare fruit class strolled by and I wound up showing 30 people my garden! The teacher is coming back tomorrow with another group! I passed out cards. I hope they all subscribe!
Everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. You will love Part 5, our last full day together. Say, I AM going to resume my SE videos, and left off with the permaculture garden you were helping with. Did that develop? If so, and you have a few good horizontal photos, please email me to include. I wanted to include Ranka's Late Bloomer bed after the seeds came up, but totally forgot about it, till I was finishing it.
Yes, immediate bond. I want her to visit here this winter but doesn't seem like it can happen. Thanks for watching, and please share this with a friend or two!❤
One I'm definitely going to have to watch many times to garner all the wisdom and knowledge. In fact, I came down with a bad cold this weekend and while watching your video, Ranka showed her sage for respiratory ailments. I immediately added it to my tea and can tell a difference! I love info on medicinal herbs and plants. Thanks so much :)
Wonderful!! I'm glad the timing was right. The first cut of this video was over 50 minutes. 1) My sound editor's system cannot handle anything over 28 minutes or so. 2) The gusting of wind that day drowned out a lot of additional info. Our sit together interview clip was reduced from 13 minutes to just over 2... WIND obliterated the dialogue and at one point the camera almost blew over. So I had to cut to the most minimum of her sentences, but managed to get almost everything at least mentioned. The sage clip was so jumpy I wanted to leave it out, but there are workarounds for video that won't work in audio. Anyway, I figured you would enjoy it. Please share! ❤
Lovely to have finally seen you and your garden Ranka through Kaye's visit . Fascinating what you are doing with those berries after conquering all those challenges 😍😁.
I really enjoyed watching that superb video. It will certainly rank as one of your best for content. It is said that Berries are the healthiest fruit that you can eat. Ranka is so knowledgeable about the medicinal benefits of each of her many Berries. Thank you both. Patrick xx
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Hi Sandy, I just watched your fairy (witch) gardens, soooo lovely! This will be my first project in spring 2019: A little fairy garden. Such a great idea!
It may be the same in Northern Germany! Ranka loves my channel especially for the cold days in the North. Thanks so much for your support. Please share this with a friend and hopefully they will subscribe. Coming up next, two hot videos, one from last year in South Carolina in July, and Phoenix, AZ in November. Stay tuned!
Hey Kaye, Wow! I love this video! Ranka seems so knowlegable. It really looks like a witch hut. Really fairy tale-like. What a great friend to have. I'm a little jealous. You two looked great in the video. Ranka looks very healthy and skin-deep pure, and you looked really happy. Great video. This is very good content. Take care dear. All the best
Thank you! Yes, it was a great trip and we did so much. The first pass of this video was over 50 minutes, but the wind obliterated a lot of dialogue, so I had to really edit it down.
Oh well, sometimes there's luck involved. On the bright side, this is one of the better videos since the docu to vlog transition. Let's focus on things that are in our hands to control, and let go. Take care dear
She really is. If you go back and look at Northern Germany Part 1 you will see her gardening books shelf. She does her research. And amazingly can get all these plants!
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 I love your herb garden and your incredible knowledge. I have an herb garden, but not quite as extensive as yours. You are a wealth of information!! Just loved this episode.
@@Latebloomershow oh my goodness yes! Lol. They would have to put a tent up for us, we just would not he able to stop that conversation for a solid week! What an incredible conversation that would be. And thank you, that is high praise from the Queen of the Garden 🤗🤗🤗
I know. She has quite a few gardening books, and does her research. Please share this series with a friend! Part 5 coming this week, my last full day with Ranka.
I'm having to get caught up on videos! I loved her garden...so pretty and neat and she knows every plant and what it is for. My cats heard the birds in the background and jumped up on the table that the computer was on and looked out the window. Beautiful person and video!
Loved, loved, loved this video! My goodness what a beautiful garden, Ranka's knowledge of plants and herbs is such a benefit to others. Thank you Kaye. :-)
I love her garden. I adore a utilitarian garden that’s also clean & beautiful! I could sit w/her all day & talk about her garden. Such a kind, intelligent person! I too believe that the healthiest “fruits” are berries. They’re low in sugar, high in fiber, packed w/antioxidants, vitamins & more. Medicinal herbs used to be all we had until pharmacology advanced & discovered how to process them, synthesize them & create more cost effective synthetic versions that could be delivered in more concentrated &/or easier forms. Of course today’s medications aren’t the more natural versions of yesteryear. Many drugs used today still have herbal components for ingredients. Research in the UK discovered a chemical in daffodils that has shown to have an amazing effect on Alzheimer’s. So they’ve got farmers growing millions of daffodils for pharmaceutical research to figure out how to make it into a mass marketable medication. Nature never disappears from the science of healing. We return to it again & again. It’s fascinating how symbiotic our world is! Thanks so much for introducing us to such a lovely soul!
Nia Lin Thank God she found me. And I had the determination and good fortune to be able to make the trip. She promised to visit me. I’m still waiting!! ❤️
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show Will do! Sorry its been awhile since emailing. Been feeling under the weather lately. Haven’t forgotten you! In regards to you being able to meet Ranka, I’m a firm believer in some things are meant to be.
Thank you so much for your sweet and kind words, Nia. Yes, it would be so lovely to sit together in the garden, talking about the plants and drinking tea. Great news that daffodils maybe can help fight Alzheimers! Plants are our best allies when fighting disease (together with berries). ;-)
What a lovely episode! I absolutely love the idea of lots of Mini Kaye Gardens all around the world! Thank you so much for this beautifully filmed and put together video. It is also my goal to add more medicinal plants. Looking forward to your visit this weekend!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Kaye really did a great job here. She really should plant mini-latebloomer beds all over the world, I love that idea! :-)
Wow...what a sweet lady...she just glows...as does the beauty of her garden...been trying to replace my Crete Mt. Tea plants for a few yrs now...the flowers of the right variety make a very tasty tea...
Hey, there you are! I'm trying to catch up on comments as you can see. This is MY LAST one. I've been sitting here for over two hours, and done about 250. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!
Moles avoid places with Great Mullin and snails do not like used coffeground, so drink more coffe. Also coffeground attracts earthworms...hope that will help you...Thank you for great info.
Thank you, Hanne. Great tipps. I will order Great Mullin seeds to plant around my apple trees, they are so vulnerable! Coffegrounds don't help so much here, because it rains so much in summer. "My" snails even enjoy to crawl over crushed eggshells! ;-)
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Ranka, how old are your aronias? Also, thank you so much for sharing your garden! I learned so much from you. We have garlic mustard and teasel growing wild on our property. I will be sure to use it in the spring! Great video, Kaye!
Thank you, Tracy! If you are on Instagram, you will be inspired to follow her @thehealingberrygarden I helped her set up the page while I was there, and it just took off. So did her photography. Everything she does, she does with intention and grace.
Hi Tracy, thank you so much for your sweet words. My aronia berry bushes are three years old. They produce so many berries even in the worst weather. Highly recommended, even though the berries are neither sweet nor juicy. :-) So nice to hear you too have garlic mustard and teasel. Those wild plants are nice to have in the garden, I agree. :-)
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 I got the first harvest from my 2 year old aronias this year. Have you pruned them? Mine don't look nearly as bushy. They are about 5 feet tall.
Amazing! She is so radiant and beautiful, as are you Ms. Kittrell. Is she talking about clover at 11:43 where she pulls the blossom apart for salad? Thank you.
Yes I believe so. We had such wind on the mic that day, I had to cut around the noise and seems I didn't include her saying what it was, but it looks just like red clover to me. Thank you so much!
I was wondering about the sign @6:56. Do German people all write their "r's" like this or just a certain age group? I ask because I was raised around German people in the US & they all made their r's just like you do! I was born in the early 1950's! Fantastic garden too!
I know! It's a mystery how she finds so many. She gave me the name of her fruit tree and bush source, but I don't know about the medicinal plants. I hope she will see your comment. I'll ask her to look. She replied to them all early on.
Hi, I guess you meant loveage? Botanical name levisticum officinale. Very prolific. If it comes to fighting inflammation there luckily are so many beneficial herbs out there. Even the wellknown parsley or oregano are on the top list. And they grow even in the tiniest containers. Well, lovage needs a really big container, its a huge herb. ;-)
I wonder if lovage would do well here in my garden. So little sun now with the perennial trees, lemongrass and lemon verbena, and olive tree blocking the sun now low in the sky.
@@Latebloomershow I'm sure you could pull it off, as with the gynostemma, the adaptogen. I did want to mention to you that that curcumin is about 70 bucks for month supply and you can do the same thing with 1/4 cup of turmeric and a half cup of water cooking it down to a paste. Teaspoon of that in a shot of water will make your nose turn up, lol, I use a chaser 👍
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 thank you, im a hunter of all things anti-inflammatory, and if I can grow it I'm screenshoting it into my Library. Ty love the info 😃
I loved your video on medicinal plants, but I had a hard time following the names of each one. If you could insert the names, it would be very helpful. Thanks, Judy D.
I considered this, but with such short clips, the viewer would miss the picture while reading all the names. It would get visually tiring. Rather, I put in the pinned comment that if you have a question, just leave a comment with the timecode and Ranka will be happy to respond to you. Thanks Thanks for watching! Please share this video with a friend!
Hi Judy. The herbs mentioned are amongst others Greek Mountain Tea (sideritis syriaca), Murdannia (murdannia loroformis), Sedanina (helosciadum nodiflorum), Sannikel (sanicula europaea), Silverweed (potentilla anserina), Broadleaf Plantain (plantago major) and not mentioned, but in my garden too and very powerful: Jiaogulan (gynostemma pentaphyllum). Good luck with growing herbs! Greetings from Germany, Ranka. :-)
She will be responding to this. I don't think so, but she should create a pdf! Meanwhile, if you are on Instagram you can see how all these beautiful fruits looked when ripe!
Hi Cathie, I will gladly answer every question you have. I can also recommend books and films. You can write me a private note on Instagram if you want (thehealingberrygarden). Greetings from Germany, Ranka.
If you have any questions about the plants, please leave a comment. Ranka does not have a channel but you can find her lovely garden photos on Instagram @thehealingberrygarden
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show You had to plant something in her garden so they she could have a memory of you...how endearing. 💖
This is wonderful! I have it in favorites. Will watch again over several times. Wish I had room. At one time I grew 150 different herbs and worked for largest herb grower in Midwest. I will make room for currant for sure. Thank you Kaye!
You are welcome, Sue! The next part is very interesting as well. Stay tuned!
Dear Kaye Kittrell, thank you making baltic seaweed internationally known! We are from the University of Kiel working with seaweed, and we are looking for Ranka Tessin but can't find her. Can you give her our contact please? Just go to the Posima project website on www.posima.de.Thanks so much in advance, Sandra!
Two Beautiful ladies from opposite sides of the world Blooming together. There is nothing more beautiful.Thank you.
Thank you so much! Please share this video with a friend!
Oh, such kind and sweet words, thank you soooo much, Jaynee!! :-)
Miss Kaye I'm envious of your gardening time with my lovely insta-friend Ranka! Ranka is an extraordinary gardener with a creative talent for her garden displays in her insta-gallery. I'm most fortunate to call her a friend though we've not had the opportunity to meet in person! So happy for you, dear Ranka! - xo
You have me partially to thank because I helped her decide on the name for her instagram account and she set it up when I was there! And it took off! Her photos are beautiful!
Thank you so, so much for your sweet words, my dear friend. I just wanted to add, that the name of "The healing berry garden" was here before Kaye visited. She showed me how to install an Instagram account though. So fun to take pictures in the garden, right? But the writing is a as important too. You can do both so wonderfully, that's why I love your account so much. :-)
@@Latebloomershow Thank-you, Miss Kaye because the world would be missing out on a great gardener & friend if she'd not had this account! Lucky encounter for both lovely ladies.
Yes, well, she discovered me through Patrick. Not sure how much luck was involved in that, but I was lucky to be able to afford to go to Germany and travel safe. That's for sure. I knew before I went she had an amazing garden. Did you see the first video when I read the first letter from her? That's when I decided I had to go. th-cam.com/video/xFsArvpamFQ/w-d-xo.html There is also a collaboration in this video with one of my favorite channel creators Siloe Olivera at suburban homestead channel.
Ranks, thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us! ❤️
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
I am so happy you liked my garden. Greetings from Germany, Ranka. :-)
Gardeners are such special people
So true!! Thanks for watching! Please share Ranka's garden with a friend or two. Many thanks!
Love your visit to Ranka's garden. What a beautiful garden!
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Thank you so much, Aura. I am very happy you liked my garden. :-)
Wow i wish she was my friend i really want to start turning my garden into a medical garden like hers wow amazing i love it💚🌱
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
@@Latebloomershow wow thats so crazy she really has a green thumb let her know she has a fan when it comes to me!!! 💚🌱 you two are so amazing i hope you meet you guys one day
@@emeryremy Thank you so much, Maggie, you are so sweet. It would be lovely to have you here in my garden. Kind regards, Ranka.
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 wow thank you so much Ranka i really do look up to you
I love all the medical plants she has!!! I will be watching this and taking notes when I plan my herb garden!!!
Be sure to leave a question here, if you have any, and she will respond. Thanks for watching! See Part 5 today!
Great idea, Shane. Your herb garden surely will be a wonderful one. :-)
Thehealingberrygarden I hope so!!
We had some lovely days here in Northern Germany, my friend. I am so happe to see this video because the memories all came back. Oh, I was so nervous to speak English, because I haven't done that since school. We really were lucky regarding the weather. It rained before you came and it started to rain again after you continued your travel to Berlin. :-)
I've just been telling commenters to look at your Instagram feed you'd never know there was a day without bright sun in Northern Germany! I miss you so much and wish you were here! Something amazing happened today. A rare fruit class strolled by and I wound up showing 30 people my garden! The teacher is coming back tomorrow with another group! I passed out cards. I hope they all subscribe!
Can you please send me a message? I'm worried.
wow, i love it, acrimony, foxglove so many medicinal's and so well maintained. thx for sharing this gem of Germany.
I am very happy you liked my garden. Greetings from Germany, Ranka.
Everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. You will love Part 5, our last full day together. Say, I AM going to resume my SE videos, and left off with the permaculture garden you were helping with. Did that develop? If so, and you have a few good horizontal photos, please email me to include. I wanted to include Ranka's Late Bloomer bed after the seeds came up, but totally forgot about it, till I was finishing it.
I loved everything about this video! What a beautiful space she has created.
Thank you so much, Melissa! I am really happy you liked my garden. Lots of love from Germany, Ranka.
So educational and what a lovely lovely lady. I can feel the friendship you two share💛
Yes, immediate bond. I want her to visit here this winter but doesn't seem like it can happen. Thanks for watching, and please share this with a friend or two!❤
Thank you so much for your sweet words, Rachel. It made me so happy to read this. :-)
i love all of her foxglove! What a nice medicinal garden.
Thank you so much! Please share this video with a friend!
Isn't foxglove beautiful? I am happy you like it too. Greetings from Germany, Ranka. :-)
One I'm definitely going to have to watch many times to garner all the wisdom and knowledge. In fact, I came down with a bad cold this weekend and while watching your video, Ranka showed her sage for respiratory ailments. I immediately added it to my tea and can tell a difference! I love info on medicinal herbs and plants. Thanks so much :)
I am so happy you are feeling better, Cathy. Herbs are our best allies for fighting illnesses. Lots of love from Germany. :-)
Wonderful!! I'm glad the timing was right. The first cut of this video was over 50 minutes. 1) My sound editor's system cannot handle anything over 28 minutes or so. 2) The gusting of wind that day drowned out a lot of additional info. Our sit together interview clip was reduced from 13 minutes to just over 2... WIND obliterated the dialogue and at one point the camera almost blew over. So I had to cut to the most minimum of her sentences, but managed to get almost everything at least mentioned. The sage clip was so jumpy I wanted to leave it out, but there are workarounds for video that won't work in audio. Anyway, I figured you would enjoy it. Please share! ❤
@@Latebloomershow It was perfect...you did a great job!
Thanks, Cathy!
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 Thanks, Ranka!!!
Lovely to have finally seen you and your garden Ranka through Kaye's visit . Fascinating what you are doing with those berries after conquering all those challenges 😍😁.
Thank you, my friend. Berries really are the toughest plants in my garden. And the most productive. :-)
I really enjoyed watching that superb video. It will certainly rank as one of your best for content. It is said that Berries are the healthiest fruit that you can eat. Ranka is so knowledgeable about the medicinal benefits of each of her many Berries. Thank you both. Patrick xx
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
It was great hearing your voice today! The computer repair man left and now the plumber is here!
Thank you so much for your kind words, Patrick. I was so happy when I read that you enjoyed my garden-tour. :-)
I agree with her it is absolutely the best gardening show on TH-cam.
Thank you Sheryl!! Write to HGTV
@@Latebloomershow ok I will look up their address.
I think , this is my most favorite video so far
Hi Sandy, I just watched your fairy (witch) gardens, soooo lovely! This will be my first project in spring 2019: A little fairy garden. Such a great idea!
This video is giving me the Summertime feelings. Great on a snowy day where I am. God bless!
It may be the same in Northern Germany! Ranka loves my channel especially for the cold days in the North. Thanks so much for your support. Please share this with a friend and hopefully they will subscribe. Coming up next, two hot videos, one from last year in South Carolina in July, and Phoenix, AZ in November. Stay tuned!
Hey Kaye,
Wow! I love this video!
Ranka seems so knowlegable. It really looks like a witch hut. Really fairy tale-like.
What a great friend to have. I'm a little jealous.
You two looked great in the video. Ranka looks very healthy and skin-deep pure, and you looked really happy.
Great video. This is very good content.
Take care dear. All the best
Thank you! Yes, it was a great trip and we did so much. The first pass of this video was over 50 minutes, but the wind obliterated a lot of dialogue, so I had to really edit it down.
Oh well, sometimes there's luck involved.
On the bright side, this is one of the better videos since the docu to vlog transition.
Let's focus on things that are in our hands to control, and let go.
Take care dear
Thank you so much for your kind words, Salman. I am really happy you liked the video and my garden.
She is amazing... a knowledge house... wow I am amazed....👍
She really is. If you go back and look at Northern Germany Part 1 you will see her gardening books shelf. She does her research. And amazingly can get all these plants!
Thank you so much, Janice. Lots of love from Germany. :-)
Kaye Gardens are everywhere!
Love her garden. Amazing info!
Thank you, Angela! Greetings from Germany, Ranka. :-)
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 I love your herb garden and your incredible knowledge. I have an herb garden, but not quite as extensive as yours. You are a wealth of information!! Just loved this episode.
You are, too, Angie! You two in a garden with tea, wow, the conversation could last for days!
@@Latebloomershow oh my goodness yes! Lol. They would have to put a tent up for us, we just would not he able to stop that conversation for a solid week! What an incredible conversation that would be.
And thank you, that is high praise from the Queen of the Garden 🤗🤗🤗
LOL!! In yours and Ranka's eyes. Stay tuned for another great Thursday Workday tomorrow!
Ranka has a magnificent garden
Thank you so much, Brian! Greetings from Germany. :-)
Greetings from New Jersey
Taking a trip down memory lane with you this morning. Her yard is beautiful I love Ranka!
What a wealth of information!
I know. She has quite a few gardening books, and does her research. Please share this series with a friend! Part 5 coming this week, my last full day with Ranka.
Everything so green and healthy. I love this lady e the many different plants so amazing
I'm having to get caught up on videos! I loved her garden...so pretty and neat and she knows every plant and what it is for. My cats heard the birds in the background and jumped up on the table that the computer was on and looked out the window. Beautiful person and video!
Oh! That is so sweet! Thank you! Love cats! Thanks for watching! I'm on a roll, so there are a few to watch!! xx
Loved, loved, loved this video! My goodness what a beautiful garden, Ranka's knowledge of plants and herbs is such a benefit to others. Thank you Kaye. :-)
Thank you so much for your sweet words, Jean. I am so happy you like my garden! :-)
Kaye..I enjoyed this tape very much learned alot ...Ranka is a sweet soul.....
yvonne squadrilli She’s wonderful and I miss her. Thanks for spending time on my channel!
A lovely lady there in Germany her yard is beautiful.
Hi, Kaye I hope to see your Berlin trip soon,miss you🥰
Loren's Garden I have not heard from Ranka in a year. 😢 Yes I will I promise when I get home
@@Latebloomershow I think she's writing on Luberas website about gardening,im not sure😊
I love her garden. I adore a utilitarian garden that’s also clean & beautiful! I could sit w/her all day & talk about her garden. Such a kind, intelligent person! I too believe that the healthiest “fruits” are berries. They’re low in sugar, high in fiber, packed w/antioxidants, vitamins & more. Medicinal herbs used to be all we had until pharmacology advanced & discovered how to process them, synthesize them & create more cost effective synthetic versions that could be delivered in more concentrated &/or easier forms. Of course today’s medications aren’t the more natural versions of yesteryear. Many drugs used today still have herbal components for ingredients. Research in the UK discovered a chemical in daffodils that has shown to have an amazing effect on Alzheimer’s. So they’ve got farmers growing millions of daffodils for pharmaceutical research to figure out how to make it into a mass marketable medication. Nature never disappears from the science of healing. We return to it again & again. It’s fascinating how symbiotic our world is! Thanks so much for introducing us to such a lovely soul!
Nia Lin Thank God she found me. And I had the determination and good fortune to be able to make the trip. She promised to visit me. I’m still waiting!! ❤️
Nia Lin Send me your mailing address in an email, ok?
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show Will do! Sorry its been awhile since emailing. Been feeling under the weather lately. Haven’t forgotten you! In regards to you being able to meet Ranka, I’m a firm believer in some things are meant to be.
Thank you so much for your sweet and kind words, Nia. Yes, it would be so lovely to sit together in the garden, talking about the plants and drinking tea. Great news that daffodils maybe can help fight Alzheimers! Plants are our best allies when fighting disease (together with berries). ;-)
What a lovely episode! I absolutely love the idea of lots of Mini Kaye Gardens all around the world! Thank you so much for this beautifully filmed and put together video. It is also my goal to add more medicinal plants.
Looking forward to your visit this weekend!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Kaye really did a great job here. She really should plant mini-latebloomer beds all over the world, I love that idea! :-)
Me, too!! But, most people have their own ideas about what they want.
Amazing!
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Loved this one!
Thank you, Jill. Your garden is way more beautiful. ;-)
What a beautiful video and Ranka is a beautiful person, one you would want as a true friend! Beautiful beautiful garden!
What an amazing garden
Thank you so much, Mel. It makes me happy that you liked my garden. :-)
Stellar video, so interesting!
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Wow...what a sweet lady...she just glows...as does the beauty of her garden...been trying to replace my Crete Mt. Tea plants for a few yrs now...the flowers of the right variety make a very tasty tea...
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Moles avoid places with Great Mullin and snails do not like used coffeground, so drink more coffe. Also coffeground attracts earthworms...hope that will help you...Thank you for great info.
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Thank you, Hanne. Great tipps. I will order Great Mullin seeds to plant around my apple trees, they are so vulnerable! Coffegrounds don't help so much here, because it rains so much in summer. "My" snails even enjoy to crawl over crushed eggshells! ;-)
Those slugs are indestructible!
What a beautiful garden and very nicely done. I wish I had a creative mind like hers😍👍
Me, too! The more gardens I visit, the more I realize my own creative limitations. But, I don't let that stop me!
Fresh can of beer pored in a dish is said to attracked snails. It might work on slugs.
Yes, it works very well. ;-)
Absolutely beautiful garden!!! Thank you for sharing!!! So AWESOME! Sad she doesn't have a Channel,but I will definitely follow her on Instagram!!!
Wonderful!! Yes, everything Ranka does is with intention, grace and artistry. Truly a gem of a person. I helped her set up her Instagram account when I was there and it took off and she produces the cheeriest, colorful photos! You would never know there wasn't a sunny day in Northern Germany looking at her feed. You will love Part 5, our last full day together.
Thank you so much, Brandy. I am really happy you enjoyed my garden. Lots of love, Ranka.
Ranka, how old are your aronias? Also, thank you so much for sharing your garden! I learned so much from you. We have garlic mustard and teasel growing wild on our property. I will be sure to use it in the spring! Great video, Kaye!
Thank you, Tracy! If you are on Instagram, you will be inspired to follow her @thehealingberrygarden I helped her set up the page while I was there, and it just took off. So did her photography. Everything she does, she does with intention and grace.
Hi Tracy, thank you so much for your sweet words. My aronia berry bushes are three years old. They produce so many berries even in the worst weather. Highly recommended, even though the berries are neither sweet nor juicy. :-) So nice to hear you too have garlic mustard and teasel. Those wild plants are nice to have in the garden, I agree. :-)
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 I got the first harvest from my 2 year old aronias this year. Have you pruned them? Mine don't look nearly as bushy. They are about 5 feet tall.
@@tracygarns9611 No, I haven't pruned them. It depends on the variety how they grow. "Aron" is very bushy, "Viking" is very slim, "Hugin" very small.
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 that explains it. I have Viking.
Amazing! She is so radiant and beautiful, as are you Ms. Kittrell.
Is she talking about clover at 11:43 where she pulls the blossom apart for salad? Thank you.
Yes I believe so. We had such wind on the mic that day, I had to cut around the noise and seems I didn't include her saying what it was, but it looks just like red clover to me. Thank you so much!
Love this video.
what a fun video ! Does she have a channel ? i need all that info on medicinal plants
I was wondering about the sign @6:56. Do German people all write their "r's" like this or just a certain age group? I ask because I was raised around German people in the US & they all made their r's just like you do! I was born in the early 1950's! Fantastic garden too!
Would you be able to have the names of the plants Ranka mentioned please. They are so interesting plants. Much appreciated.
Where does she find all those medicinal plants from all other countries? She had so many unusual plants.
I know! It's a mystery how she finds so many. She gave me the name of her fruit tree and bush source, but I don't know about the medicinal plants. I hope she will see your comment. I'll ask her to look. She replied to them all early on.
I'm interested in the plant that fights inflammation, I couldn't catch the name. This video is excellent , full of info. Ty.
Hi, I guess you meant loveage? Botanical name levisticum officinale. Very prolific. If it comes to fighting inflammation there luckily are so many beneficial herbs out there. Even the wellknown parsley or oregano are on the top list. And they grow even in the tiniest containers. Well, lovage needs a really big container, its a huge herb. ;-)
I wonder if lovage would do well here in my garden. So little sun now with the perennial trees, lemongrass and lemon verbena, and olive tree blocking the sun now low in the sky.
@@Latebloomershow I'm sure you could pull it off, as with the gynostemma, the adaptogen. I did want to mention to you that that curcumin is about 70 bucks for month supply and you can do the same thing with 1/4 cup of turmeric and a half cup of water cooking it down to a paste. Teaspoon of that in a shot of water will make your nose turn up, lol, I use a chaser 👍
@@thehealingberrygarden9608 thank you, im a hunter of all things anti-inflammatory, and if I can grow it I'm screenshoting it into my Library. Ty love the info 😃
@@deadlywound1991 I too try to get hold of any anti-inflammatory plant I can. Unfortunately it is way too cold here for turmeric and ginger.
What zone does her garden equate to in America?
Would love to grow all those dwarf berry bushes.
I would think about a 6 because they don't get a lot of snow being near the water, but lots of cold and rain.
I loved your video on medicinal plants, but I had a hard time following the names of each one. If you could insert the names, it would be very helpful. Thanks, Judy D.
I considered this, but with such short clips, the viewer would miss the picture while reading all the names. It would get visually tiring. Rather, I put in the pinned comment that if you have a question, just leave a comment with the timecode and Ranka will be happy to respond to you. Thanks Thanks for watching! Please share this video with a friend!
Hi Judy. The herbs mentioned are amongst others Greek Mountain Tea (sideritis syriaca), Murdannia (murdannia loroformis), Sedanina (helosciadum nodiflorum), Sannikel (sanicula europaea), Silverweed (potentilla anserina), Broadleaf Plantain (plantago major) and not mentioned, but in my garden too and very powerful: Jiaogulan (gynostemma pentaphyllum). Good luck with growing herbs! Greetings from Germany, Ranka. :-)
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Please please !!!!!!!!
Please, please...?
Can you please come to my country
Does she have any kind of book outlining her various plants and what they are used for? The video is great but too much to learn at once.
She will be responding to this. I don't think so, but she should create a pdf! Meanwhile, if you are on Instagram you can see how all these beautiful fruits looked when ripe!
Hi Cathie, I will gladly answer every question you have. I can also recommend books and films. You can write me a private note on Instagram if you want (thehealingberrygarden). Greetings from Germany, Ranka.
Thehealingberrygarden thanks! I am looking forward to learning about the healing properties of plants.
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