Tea plants gardening

Japan has produced tea for hundreds of years and has become very good at it. Discover some of the steps in the cultivation of the tea plant, the care, maintenance and knowledge that come together to produce that fabulous Japanese green tea taste, the sweetness, the umami and the delicate fragrances all working together

Make homemade echinacea tea for cold winter days to warm up or potentially boost your immune system to ward off cold and flu-like symptoms.

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The Camellia is a popular garden plant in many countries. However, one species has comparatively modest flowers but a hidden, significant value: Camellia sinensis or the Chinese Camellia, Tea Plant, or Tea Shrub. The plant’s third name, Tea Tree, can lead to confusion as to the plant that tea tree oil is obtained from (Melaleuca…

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🌿 Herbal Healing Friday! 🌿 Dive into the magical properties of herbs like Mugwort, Blue Lotus, and Lavender for dreaming and healing. These powerful plants have been cherished for centuries for their ability to enhance restful sleep and spiritual journeys. Create your own dream sachets or brew a soothing herbal tea to elevate your nightly rituals. Our store offers fresh herbs and expert advice to guide you on your herbal healing journey. 🕚 Store Hours: Mon-Sat: 11 am - 7 pm, Sun: 12 pm…

Hello dear friends and welcome to my first "Tea In The Garden for the 2021 season: As you can see - we have lots of pretty tulips and still some daffodils to brighten up the garden. I am also sharing our new arbor which we purchased a while back in St. Louis. We got it from an antique mall that has a booth that sells those metal garden items. I hope you would love some tea as I have some lovely black tea today. Please pour yourself a cup and also enjoy an apple puff. (recipe here) I have set…