You can also make tea from nettles and dandelions. But how do you go about growing your own tea garden? Well, the experts ...

How to harvest: The reason the plants need to be three years old or more to harvest for tea is to give the roots time to grow large enough for them to be divided — a portion to make tea and a ...

I knew I needed to visit their demonstration garden to learn how to grow herbs for making my own teas. I have no intention to stop buying tea; I simply want to be more experimental and self ...

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Ten favorite plants to grow and use in your tea garden include ... Echinacea roots and leaves may also be used to make tea. To use, steep flowers, leaves, and roots for 15 minutes.

Many herbs can be grown through the summer, so for everyone who likes to eat, why not grow ... new plants for the next year. "Bouquet" grows 30 to 36 inches tall. If you want to make pickles ...