Top 10 Items You Can Get From Your Backyard

[@1969longshanks]

Lavender? That’s sage

[@NovusBovus]

agreed

[@sarahsaavedra4864]

Sweet gum balls, from yes sweet gum ball tree

[@timpekarek9159]

7:46 seed structure for Liquidamber or Sweet Gum tree

[@freshflowaquatics]

You have an awesome backyard man! Thanks for sharing, I wish we had those spikeballs growing out here. Lots of cool items back there that I didnt know worked in tanks.

[@elvinsworld11]

Nice

[@brantonlightcap]

Love these types of videos! Thanks for sharing.

[@MrZH190]

Great video Andrew!!! keep em coming 🐟🪴🍁🍂🥬

[@Gman_308]

Could you do a video on growing creeping Jenny fully submerged in water

[@PHILZFAN]

The spike balls are from Sweetgum trees

[@grumpymcgrump5822]

Uh ...... I believe your "lavender" is actually sage. Real lavender is difficult to grow in the SE USA.

[@brantonlightcap]

I was also thinking that looks a lot like sage

[@nikpix3606]

I was going to say that

[@seanyoung7713]

You have to boil pine cones until the oil has been removed, not really worth it as that can take literal days of boiling

[@robBozzy6]

Definitely not lavender. That's common sage

[@1969longshanks]

Lavender? That’s sage