Behind the scenes of the world's southernmost tea farm | Discovery | Gardening Australia

[@myhumblebungalow]

A tea and wine trail? That sounds like the perfect tourist trail for my husband and I!

[@ibenjaminmoody]

0:14 Camellia sinensis, the Tea Plant, is Chinese Camellia. ‘Sinensis’ is Latin for ‘from China’. Japanese Camellia is Camellia japonica.

[@XxDuhBirdsxX]

Lovely tea plantation and lovely people 🌱👍🏻

[@l214laus]

That was very interesting, thanks

[@Bunchof8]

Wow! I would love to give this a go. Would tea grow ok in South Gippsland? I love the idea of a Tea trail! On horseback even! :)

[@chaulsin]

Love the homebrew tea harvester, very clever!

[@joshlovegood9392]

Wow now that guy drinks A LOT of Tea!!

[@Joy1957K]

Bravo !! 👏👏👏👏Need more of these people 😁🥰❤️🇦🇺

[@suzanneditchfield2111]

Loved this article and the joy shown by the gentleman was wonderful. How do we make contact to purchase some cuttings to give it a go? Cheers.

[@02bigkev]

Where can I buy this tea?

[@TheChiramu]

This is a great story! These two are very informative ❤.

[@GardeningAustralia]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@NewMindGarden]

Excellent sharing

[@tenzinkelzang13]

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious ❤❤❤

[@ramthian]

Good 👍

[@stewartc4558]

south west of western australia?

[@loug2414]

Isn't going outside illegal in Australia?

[@ubermonkirk]

Depends where you are and how many clueless gits have been spreading disease

[@wademellor5304]

No covid in Tasmania. Being a big island, below a big island, is good for controlling who enters with diseases.