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3 Methods for Pruning Herbs To Stimulate New Growth

3 Methods for Pruning Herbs To Stimulate New Growth

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When pruning herbs for harvest or for shape, it's vital to follow the 'rules' of the plant. the way it naturally grows. This way you'll stimulate new, delicious growth as well as shape the plant over the course of the season or seasons. We'll be pruning rosemary, green onions, and of course the classic basil
Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 15


Haha I feel kinda bad for that basil plant. Its put in all that effort to grow those flowers to fulfill its life purpose, and riiight before it bears seeds some monster comes by and cuts off all of them, complaining that the leaves dont taste the same.
For the rest of its life it will keep growing, trying to produce enough nutrition to make those flowers. And every time its cut off and torn down. Eventually it will die having never born a child.

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Would you please consider making a video about the best way to harvest cilantro / koriander? After the first cut, my plants always die so my only way is harvest everything at once, where i would like to keep harvesting. Thanks, and keep up the wonderful instructive videos!
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I have a really large and unruly rosemary bush that needs pruning, and all sources I've found say to prune after it has flowered. But now you say it should have been done months ago: ') can I still cut it back now after it has flowered, or should I wait another year?
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I have been watching you for weeks now - I love your videos! So. my rosemary won't overwinter (Zone 3) My question is, if I bury a pot in the garden and just put my pot of rosemary in it, will I be able to bring the plant into the house come September?
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Clarification: For green onions, you can cut 1-2 above the soil, but I find the technique I described to work better for maximizing green top harvest, then you can pull and use the entire green onion once you've gotten what you want from the tops.
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Oregano.
White +/or pink flowered? Golden (carpet)
How to prune for control And cultvation? (It can be better thn grass, softer to walk on and fragrant, edible herb.
Also Cilantro/Coriander. How to prune (types) to slow/stop bolting.

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I have such a difficult time with dill and aside from basil and thyme it is one of my favorites. would love to see one on oregano as well. thanks so much. so enjoying your videos. Very easy to follow, very succinct and to the point. love it
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How you keep bugs out of your basil? Your leaves look so good and Im losing, if not already lost all of my basil. Whatever it is, is ignoring my rosemary and thyme. It kind of messes with my mint but loves my basil.
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Any tips on edible potted gardens in coastal environments with substantially salty air? My lemongrass and native shrubs are well-established, catnip barely hanging on, but everything else burns or shrivels.
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Can we eat the basil flowers? Check, nevermind.
Kevin, what other plants can I snip and use without harvesting? How do I know when needs full harvest? First year garden. So much to do, learn, know and buy!

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I love this video! There is one thing however digging at my brain. It is the head of the Hydra that multiplies when cut; not Medusa's head. That was used by Persius to kill the Kraken.
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What is the name of the tree behind you at 7: 15 of this video? One started growing in my garden with the same exact leaves but we dont know what its called? Btwgreat video
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If you let the herbs go to seed and let the seeds drop in place, is that a good method to keep annuals growing year over year or do they require more maintenance than that?
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So I dry some lavender for shortbread n stuff, lavender pruning is easy, snip the flower off right above where the first pair of leaves start.
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