7 Easy to Grow Asian Herbs & Spices for the Organic Backyard Garden
7 Easy to Grow Asian Herbs & Spices for the Organic Backyard Garden
In this video, I give you my 7 easiest and favorite herbs and spices to grow in your backyard food garden completely organic.
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I enjoy your videos
Candied ginger is fantastic as an ingredient in ICE CREAM.
Which of these could grow in zone 7?
you also can use tumeric leaf for better taste and so aromatic….<3
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Where is the cooking channel? Seriously, I am loving growing food, but I dont know how to learn to like some of it.
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Love what you do xxx
Will be sharing your videos ๐๐
where is this garden? I mean in which country? city?
Love it how you’re grow All plants,nice Work out There Dude.
Thank you, much love.
Big,.. Fat,.. Spicy,.. Amormatic ๐
Turmeric pickles? I havenโt had that yet but it sounds delicious and Iโll definitely make a batch!
Wished I was your neighbour๐
Never knew lemongrass could be stuffed!
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Love your cheerful presentation. May you and your family have good health always ๐
I’m the world’s best at killing coriander. There must be some secret. Mine either just die as seedlings or bolt and die. I’m in Rockhampton, Qld, Australia. I’ve only planted in pots from seed and other-times seedlings.
Kaffir lime? That’s a racist name
Love your video and love your garden. Most asian would grow all the herbs you showed and itโs a must!. I have mine grows too and now I try to experiment to grows herbs use for western cuisine.
you are amazing, thanks a lot. I love asian foods and spices a lot.
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I canโt find turmeric to plant anywhere. Iโm in Kentucky if anyone knows of a reliable source- I just want to start a couple of plants ๐ฑ
Great food knowledge fella, I think Asia misses you…
how many people are thinking how nice if I can do that.๐
I just gave you "a big , spicy, aromatic thumbs up"! ๐๐คฃ๐
Great selection!
Iโve learned a lot from this video and look forward to trying all of these! I started some ginger in a container after I saw that video you made and itโs grown well!
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Mark, Have you heard about or would like to give the Moringa tree a go?
I hear so many great things about it.
I plan on getting soon and wondered if you are considering new plants?
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Retiring from 25 plus years in the Army. Starting our farm. Thanks for the vids!
What about growing ‘curry leaves’ plant in your garden. It is widely used in india. It is a slow growing plant might be a challenge for you to grow and maintain curry leaves plant.
Mine Passed, my first Lemongrass, a bit too cold to surpass, yet not ehance your Immunological Abilities and Capabilities as l
Hello, I, Like all your Ginger ,Tumeric , Lemongras , Lemon Trees.. this plants you can make them for Tea Ginger, Tumeric, Lemon mix them cook it in small pot give it a try. thank for showing how to grow is fun to watch is growing great…
Do any of these grow well in a green house?
Chiles are native to the Americas though. Yeah, even the Thai chiles lol.
Can’t Wait To Try More Plants
Hot peppers are something I need to avoid: I don’t really enjoy having my windpipe shut down and it’s y’know, that particular allergic reaction tends to turn deadly, fast. May I suggest substituting celery seed or leaf? Does the same job, minus the allergic reaction.
Kaempferia, Basil is still missing.
Do you grow cumin? Itโs a very delicate plant but then I am just beginner to gardening. I lost the plant pretty easily, will try again. Was wondering if there is a video I could follow
Hi, can you show us how to harvest those ginger, galangal and other root herbs without harvesting the whole plant? Or should it be harvested by whole?
Iโm going to need you to do some cooking videos
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Yet enhance, gardeners hands, my meaning of course these are effective to elude Diseases and other problematic ailments that as Essential Oils or other stronger Concoctions , Eat Healthy, Aye Mate
Chili leaves are eaten in Asia, atleast in the Philippines. It’s delicious in chicken soup and not too spicy. Don’t waste those greens ๐
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Now imagine the smell of all of the 7 together in a blinder