The Miracle Of Mint 🌱 An Ancient Edible & Medicinal Herb
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- The miracle of Mint! 🌱 This beautiful & refreshing plant has been enjoyed for both food and medicine for centuries 🌿 With its incredibly powerful essential oils mints are eaten fresh, dried into tea or used to add flavour to sauces, ice cream, bubble & much more! 🥗
It's the mints incredible scent that also gives mint its special medicinal properties ☕ Mint tea can help us to feel less nauseous when sick, soothe digestive issues such as IBS & help to refresh our mood & mind when we feel low or lethargic 💚
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I normally don't comment but your knowledge and enthusiasm is moving, I wish we could all be this wholesome and enjoy nature.
Thank you Michael 🙂
I agree; & there’s something about your energy that it brings me back to to the joy of being right there out in nature amidst those nutritive vibes.
It's in the woods where I find my peace. I'm not as relaxed or happy in the city! 🤣
Always a joy to see a video in my feed from this channel.
Ps.. the book is absolutely amazing, full of lost knowledge in this pharmaceutical world we all find ourselves in.
Just tweeted your yarrow video (and shared by text to some friends). I said: "This guy is the 'Steve Erwin' of medicinal herbs."
Love Steve erwin! And thsnk you 😁
I got a bunch of mint from the food pantry. I trimmed the bottoms and put them in water. They rooted and now I have a pot of mint growing in my medicinal container garden too.
All my family think I’m crazy for getting all chemicals off my land and growing in a sustainable way and ha my garden is smaller and out does there I love learning of our natural plants more
Haha! that goes for my Neighbours who enjoy spraying chemicals, and mowing grass 3 times a week. invasive herbs are coming to mine gradually, like dandelion, purple deed needle, water mint , clovers, chickweed, duck, fleabane etc. since I moved because I don't spray nothing , Only wish I do not live in community at the moment.
this guys passion for herbs makes my day
Gonna try that tea. I have chocolate mint growing on one side of the house.
Chocolate Mint is also very nice 🙂
I bought your book "Knowledge to Forage" and I love it:) The balance of practical advice and historical and mythical folklore is fascinating. You really did your homework, well done you guys!
It helps my daughter's upset stomach. I just go out to the yard and pick enough for one cup. She also likes the flavor ❤
Our kids also enjoy its flavour 🙂
My favorite is mint! I love mint 🍵 tea!
I love your disposition, content and presentation style.
I can watch you for hours! 😊
Great Channel!! 👌
You’re a breath of fresh air! Great passion and energy!
Thank you!
Love mint
wild mint where i`m at is a tiny plant (watermint), very tiny and it grows on the very borders of lakes...I put some in my morning coffee every day.
My greatnan used to grow mint in her back garden Always loved it Great video as always Stay blessed 🍀
I have like 15 mint varieties and this is the one that I love to the most. For its mild mint flavor and sweet smell.
Wonderful info, awesome way of explaining the benefits of this ancient power house. Thank you for sharing, my friend. Regards from Canada . . . .
South Africa has many mint varieties, growing soooo well. Thank you for your info!! ❤
Love your energy and excitement about being one with nature 🥰
Congradulations on your second book . Mint is an amazing plant and is super easy for anyone to grow even in a pot on a city flat window .i am fortunate to have a place that I can encourage nature to provide an abundance of healthy foods and medicines. I sometimes have visitors that i walk the land with that show me new plants to add to my knowledge. I love the folklore especially this one i shall remember her each time i see or use mint .thank you for sharing
This minty legend is especially special 🙂
Oh I love watching your show, and all the fun knowledge you provided. Thank you.
Those mint plants look very healthy. Great job!
Love mint….so refreshing 🎉
Lovely history of Mentha. Gracias
Where's your lovely lady today. The energy between you is always so energizing. Great video.
She was off at forest school with the kids 😁
Your enthusiasm and knowledge is so refreshing!
I have always loved mint. It grew wild in our backyard near the place my Dad made a heart in cement with the words Daddy loves Mommy. 💚
A lovely creation 💚
loving the joy that you convey
Love the way that rhymes!
I just found your channel and wow you are an amazing historian and story teller. Your energy is absolutely delightful!!! I never knew the story of Menthe!!!
I love your enthusiasm about herbs and plants! :)
Brilliant, absolutely love your infectious enthusiasm ❤
What a legend. Breath of fresh air
Cheers!
I have been really enjoying your videos and have just bought your book. I am excited for it to arrive. Thanks for your wealth of knowledge 😊
Awesome video my friend ,I've grown mint for over 30years love all forms of mint ,it's a huge family of plants
Amazing. Thank you for your posts ! I've only just discovered you, and I am so grateful your informative and entertaining vids 🙏🍃🍃
Thank you fir joining us here on out channel 😁
@homeiswhereourheartis Thank you 🌿 I've just ordered your book after watching a few vids, can't wait to read it ! 💚
I have the same type of apple/ pineapple mint grow wildly in my garden. Abundant of them, my daughter likes to dip them in the melted chocolate, I dried them for tea, eat them fresh in the salad, mix them with watermelon, and use them foe all kinds of soup. Our favorite is shiitake mint egg drop soup.
Thanks from Ethiopia
Magnificent mint!
Talking of teas, try a Rosemary/Lemon Balm mix. I do 1 to 1 ratio. Friends have found it heavenly, and I love the medicinal value.
Bless you and your upbeat spirit!
Wow! will look for it, so far I have Lemon balm, chocolate mint, peppermint, spearmint, mint, apple mint marjoram, catmint.
I have mint, thyme and rosemary in our house. I grew oregano and I am happy to find you here. I am planning to plant them all around
The information that you give us through your channel is wonderful and the folklore and poetry is just the icing and the cherry on top 👍🏴
You are a joy to watch. And I love your book. Thankyou
Thank you 😁
Well done! I love it.
Great ..... and love your enthusiasm. Brilliant.
This plant came to me 10 years ago. It just grow in my garden, and I notice that it smell so fresh with sweet mint . since then I being using it with my teas and in summer time I just add a few leaves in my water and tastes solo good.
Dry some so you can have it in the winter too.
Thank you for sharing ..I really appreciate
Should warn people!, ..I bought one small mint plant from the grocery store garden center, and now I'm having to deal with it taking over the garden! Maybe I should do as one woman commented and put it in a pot because of that. On the other hand, I feel that the mint I have in my combo tea really seems to open up my lungs, so that I'm not breathing as shallowly as I used to. : )
Cut long stems bind together with string,hang up to dry naturally,keep in airtight jar or little cardboard box then yourl always have it to hand :) mix with vinegar for mint sauce,herbal tea with dried lemon etc
No offense, but it kinda sounds like you just need to harvest it more often. Abundance is a blessing, if you let it be. Share it with friends and neighbors, if you have "too much".
I hear there are recipes for mint jelly, which is common to eat with lamb. There's always drying it out for tea, too. Hope you and others find these suggestions helpful. ✌️
@@deemushroomguy well, for me anyways, it's not so much about harvesting the mint leaves as it is that the roots of the plant keep spreading, and popping up in new places. So I have to keep pulling the new plant roots out or it will spread even more.
@@janaparkesart yeah, but keeping a low, minty ground cover can be beneficial to the garden. Keeps down the rodent issues and ants. Both hate mint. A side-benefit is that it aids in the control of aphids, as ants "farm" the aphids for the "honeydew" excrement they produce.
@@deemushroomguy I think you're making some assumptions there in trying to make your point, because it's not a low minty cover as the mint plants are between 1' to 2' high, and as the roots and it keep spreading, it's invading, crowding out and taking over my strawberries, Shasta daisies and lavender, etc. So, I have to keep pulling out the new plant roots to stop it from doing that.
why am i living in a concrete city where out in urban areas food is abundance with natural food
It's not always that easy. Rural area here, but we are covered in snow for a good part of the year. Still considered a "food desert". 🤷😞
Try what you can in flower pots and such. There are books on urban foraging, too. Probably TH-cam channels as well. 😉 Every little step will make it better than before. 😊👍
@@thekingsdaughter4233 i have built a polly tunnel so i want to get some natural plants that can thrive
i also built large boxes where i put earth in them with thick treated of wood .
it is a large tunnel so i will be looking at plants to grow
so ibe watching some more of your videos to see what the best plants to grow .
we do have a small forest at the back where foxes live and 2 owls so i will without disturbing them look for plants.
Mint grows like a weed! No skills or special conditions are required. Just get a pot and grow your mint 😂. I have one in the garden and it is crazy expansive!
@@dorotaroter2285 i would like to try planting burdock root ,we get dandelions so you must know where i am going with this.
also i have produced pepper and chills ,also tomatoes .
due to the polly tunnel new etc want to try cucumber and salads and mint and other herbs
i have purchased a book two years ago if i knew the channel written a book i would have had theirs .
but as i have projects in the pipeline
i will wait a bit then buy a copy of theirs .
Dandelion blossom tea, mixed greens, sweet peas raw, rattail radish..all from garden..yes why are you a prisoner in a concrete dungeon.?
AppleMint tea from my Paternal Grandmother ... Thank you... 🤗💞
Your videos are so cool. Keep it brother! Thank you for your knowledge 🙏
I love mint
Nice vibe mate, thanks!
Thank you for this beneficial information.
Dane love all your work, I got your book recently hoping to get to reading it in the next couple months!
I love anointing my body with peppermint oil I come so alive , has great healing prospects
Love your comments about the mint plant. Have some in my garden.
Hi ,I have mints in my garden,I love mint tea x
I love mint in my iced tea. I grow it in a planter ~ you said it ~ it's abundant!
Thank you.
I love the folklore you added to this knowledge filled video about one of my favorite herbs. I have just began harvesting mint and lemon balm this yr. I am beginning to learn about other medicinals and edibles growing around my house here in southeastern Virginia. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a beautiful way. I love the gravel rd you were on, the plants growing wildly all around you, and your handsome jacket.
Thank you 🙏🙏🥰🥰🐞🐞
I just finish sending my comment that rhis mint is the sweet smell and you mention the story. I love your videos because you always add a leyend to it.
Thank you for sharing this really great from South Africa 🌼🌼💕
Thank you all the way to south africa from the UK !
Nice sharing
Love your enthusiasm for mint- really cool
Thanks for sharing this tips of peppermint miracle plant
David bellemy is alive and well . Good to see someone with a passion for there craft
Thank you 😁
We always had a growth of applemint in whichever house we lived in, when I was growing up. Whenever we had new potatoes (at least every Sunday lunch), we always put a few sprigs of the mint into the boil...and not only did it add flavour to the potatoes; it also fragranced the house whilst we were cooking with it...!!! 😉👍
Watching from western Illinois, USA!
Greetings to you over the pound 😁
Thanks for the very useful videos , and we will use your BOOK in a very useful way , thinks for this message and have a great blessed day AMEN .
Spray on hair daily. Auroma
Absolutely LOVE this channel!!! Respect from California. 😘
Thanks
Love mint, I make homemade fresh tea more often. I love the aromatic refreshing smell❤🌿🌱
Amo hortelã no suco e na culinária! Ótimo video👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Where I come from in Yorkshire , apple mint was known locally as pig’s ear mint.
Beautiful Video Thank You. Just subscribed!!!
Welcome!
Your enthusiasm is ‘minty’ contagious, dear sir.
Subscribed
Thank you !
I love that herbal and medicinal book.
Thank you 😁
Fantastic video. Glad i found your channel 🤠 Subbed.
excellent - thank you
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Last year I bought spearmint cuz it smelled soooo good. I have other mint in my backyard but doesn’t smell as good and is sorta bland tasting too
Watched a few of your videos now. Just subscribed. You have a passion and enthusiasm unlike others. God bless.
I go this in my backyard but I didn’t know it got some much benefits thanks sir for this video 🙏🏽👏
Come across your channel and love the content you do. I tink is really important to pass the knowledge of plants and the benefits they provide true generations. I wonder if i could find your book in Romanian Language as well. Your doing an amazing job! Congrats!🎉
I use every day in a nutrabulet
I bought an apple mint at a greenhouse a couple of years ago. It grows really well!
However, I bought a strawberry mint too and i love that one better and it doesnt grow as well. 😂
Hi lovelies! I really LOVE LOVE LOVE your channel. It's one of the most informative channels out there on TH-cam. I use your recipes very frequently and it has taught me the ways of foraging + processing foraged foods. Also, your passion for wild foraging really shines through. This is why I bought your first book on Amazon. I'm from the Netherlands and I hope to enjoy some of your stinging nettle recipes this week. I'll also try to forage some wild mint, when I find it. Keep on the good work! ❤
Pleased to hear your enjoying our stuff and getting out into the fresh air! The nettle recipes are fun and easy to do 😁
, I just bought a chocolate mint, so delicious, I love to get the apple mint
Sounds so refreshing
MAKE MORE GROW MORE 🤩
Tried the Purple Dead Nettle today in boiled water , tasted a bit like soil , although I thought of it's benefits .
Mint is another natural Herb that I'm trying to propagate .
Mint and dead nettle could mix well together as tea ☕
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Thanks , that's a great idea .
An Earthy taste is what I was thinking .
Love your information 💖🙏
Just ordered your book! Your amazing! 😊
Thank you Miranda 🙂
Your book looked so attractive 🍀💚🐸
Hi guys great video as usual just purchased both books
Thank you 🙂
Half assed crossed this channel , as a scientist interested me , i love mint . Amazing thing, i admire trebor mints peppermint and spearmint never had wild mint before would love that .
Loved everything about this video # mint to be
I hope your wife won’t be jealous with the mint . The way you talk about mint make me laugh in a good way . If everyone in his planet is as fascinating as you lon what they do they all make it . ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
❤this was a very good video.I grow and use alot of mint but never heard the story you told ..thats awsome!thank you I enjoyed your video
This was so enjoyable. Thank you. Your a wonderful stream host so informative. Subscribing to watch more!
Thanks for joining us! 🙂
Nice video
Loved it & have had a fondness for mint for as long as I can remember. Thanks for the story of Hades as I hadn't heard that one before. New subscriber, living off grid in SE Missouri.
Love the lesson! And also what is that music at the beginning of the video?? It’s absolutely amazing!!!
Nice