Growing green tea plants

Ever wished you could grow your own tea? Learn how to grow the tea plant in your own backyard and about the conditions it needs to thrive. Discover the thrill of drinking a cup of tea from plants you grew yourself, as well as the joys of producing and harvesting your own tea leaves. Explore the world of tea production!

You don't need a big garden to grow your own tea; a window box on a porch would work well. Understanding the tea plant, its growth requirements, and how to harvest the leaves will allow you to...

Learn what to plant in a tea garden at home. Check out our list of the 10 best plants to grow in a tea garden, how to harvest them & more tips.

Have you ever considered growing tea to harvest and enjoy? Dive into growing, processing, and sipping the world’s favorite beverage.

If you love drinking tea and gardening, why not grow your own speciality teas? This list shows a variety of plants you grow for their leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds, and roots to produce delicious, homemade teas. #gardening #herbs #tea #growagarden #gardentips #teagarden #plants #empressofdirt

Grow black tea in your garden and enjoy more accessible tea, drought-tolerant shrubs and fragrant white flowers that bloom in the fall.

I’m about to spill some real tea. Clutch your pearls; here it is: Every tea, whether it is oolong, green, white, or black, comes from one plant—camellia sinensis. What makes them different is how they are harvested and what oxidation process they go through. One plant can supply you with black tea for slow mornings and ... Read moreGuide to Growing Tea at Home for Black, Green, White, and Oolong Tea

Herbal teas have been cherished for centuries, not only for their soothing qualities but also for their potent

Black tea is made from the leaves of the plant Camellia Sinensis. It’s the most widely consumed type of tea in the world. Learn how to grow it here.