STOP Landscaping - Do this Instead!

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There's nothing more wonderful than a property that's beautifully adorned with gorgeous flowers, attractive shrubs and majestic trees. People spend a fortune on landscaping and with good cause; beautiful plants really do feed our souls. But what if they could do more than that? What if the plants in our yard could not only feed our souls but also heal our bodies?

I call the concept Herbscaping...
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[gardenlady]

I had bad bronchial influenza a few weeks ago. Not COVID i checked. My Lungs were so full of fluid I had to sit up to breathe. One hour after taking strong grape leaf tea from leaves plucked from the wild grape vine on my fence My Lungs started to empty. I took it every day for a week and slowly cleared my lungs. It was a miracle. It worked so fast. Its really something.

[Almosta-farm]

All of our landscape is edible or medicinal. Fig, lavender, elderberry rose ect... we make sure its useful and beautiful

[LSFprepper]

This was my fourth year gardening. I went from growing rows and rows of just tomatoes and peppers, to slowly shrinking all that down and adding more and more interesting varieties of plants. This year I experimented some with medicinal plants like vervain and yellow toothache plant among others. Now next year I already have probably close to 30 medicinal plants and flowers lined up and a whole new side yard garden dedicated to many of them. (and for pollinators :)

When anyone asks I did an olympic style triple backflip swan dive into the rabbit hole. lol. I also started canning food and making my first ever tinctures this year!

[joyannkjbl]

The Lord blessed me with realizing just HOW important His Farmacy is!! As I learned, I learned we've got LOADS of medicine right under our feet! A few years ago, to me, a tree was a tree... Now I've realized I have two Black Walnut trees in my back yard!!
🌱🙏💚

[creatinghanley]

This is a fabulous concept! In my opinion, my front yard is the prettiest on the whole street because it’s packed with pollinator plants and medicinal flowers. Everyone else has dogs, so their yards are fenced in grass.

[thereturnoffrancesblogg]

I've started doing this!!! I signed up for the school and am slowly working my way through it. In the meantime, I took a shovel to my lawn and began transforming my backyard. It is slow going but each year I learn a little bit more. We have pine trees and dandelions and plantain naturally showing up in the yard and last year I found cleavers herb in my front shrubs.

I've planted a variety of "kitchen medicine ", sage, rosemary, tarragon, basil, parsley, thyme. Some beebalm (which really works!) and echinacea. My favorite herb of all is probably lemon balm. It's growing profusely! (Mint family) It's a lovely tasting herb that helps with sleep and calming you down. Great treat for end of the day with a little bit of honey in it.

If you have a chance to purchase the school package, don't hesitate! The knowledge is invaluable.

[littlehomeinthevalley]

Just started reading your books and have purchased your entire course (reading the books first). This video confirms that I made the right choice. We start building our home on our 10 acres next month, and we have no desire for grass. We want our entire "landscaping" in the front to be an herbal garden and the back will be a large vegetable garden. We also plan to plant several medicinal shrubs. I'm so excited!

[laurieburpee]

Hey Doc
Im enrolled in the school and have been making changes to our garden beds in the apartment complex. Less ivy, more medicinal. One step at a time. Thanks for the videos. Despite the many videos of your that I have watched and re watched, new videos rejuvenate and energize my desire to keep going on changing things to make a difference!
Thank you so much for your friendly and ever so positive enjoyable videos
❤🎉

[LisadeKramer]

You should put out a book on herbal landscaping.

[Minnehaha]

This is what I've been trying to do in my front garden. I still have cosmo, daisies, daylilies...but almost all of the herbs I have planted also have beautiful flowers. I keep adding more. It's a little like a jungle now!

[Zoeybeau_]

In the uk and I've done something similar with my front yard, I don't want to be cutting useless grass when I can grow medicinal plants instead.

[JanineMJoi]

FWIW, I've been an herbalist for a very long time. I've taken lessons from well known people. You are by far, better than anyone I've listened too. You are thorough, that's probably the best thing. You teach about common things and things many of us either didn't know, or forgot.

Now that I'm in zone 7, instead of 12 (Phoenix) I'm trying to grow a medicinal yard again.
Had zero knowledge of the Japanese honeysuckle that is invasive in Virginia. Thank you!

[sagepremoe]

Wonderful! I have been growing an herbal farmacy for years (in Boise). This garden/wild habitat is also a bee sanctuary. So every plant that goes into this landscape is medicinal and a pollinator plant.

[sherrimarshall-xwen]

Hi doc it’s Sherri from your school. I have learned so much from you. Thank you

[kerrie]

I live in an HOA and my husband and I have been wanting to land scape our front yard with medicinal plants this is going to be so useful

[janinemoses]

We have been working our way toward this with our home/farm. My husband just asked how he could give me the gift of Homegrown Herbalist School for my birthday next month!! I can't wait 🎉

[tamarajenkins]

This was a great introductory lesson! I am definitely going to look into planting more medicinal plants and herbs as I continue to expand and improve my yard. I have used several of your powders and tinctures for myself and my animals with great success. I also purchased your book. Thank you for providing such great content and helping viewers improve their health naturally. I first learned of your channel and products from Josh and Carolyns channel and have followed you since. Love your videos and witty humor. Thank you Doc Jones for sharing your work and knowledge with those who have ears to listen.

[EricSolomon-opti]

Incredible Timing for us.. building a house & just began with landscaping layouts.
Will ABSOLUTELY be integrating MORE into our entire property.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for what You DO!!
Trying to get a 3rd job so we can join your school & needed supplies associated with it.

*** NEED some HEDGE Suggestions ***

[wildedibles]

Oregano in my hedge and looks beautiful a wild sage and a rose in there with other flowers and hefbals

[JodiMontano]

I love this! I built a house and am establishing my garden. Next, I'll focus on my landscape. I've been learning about edible and medicinal plants, so this is right up my alley! I had no idea some of the ones you mentioned were medicinal like California Poppy. Thanks!