Plants You Can Grow For Tea!

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

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[@kyote_unleashed]

i just received my 2nd order of herbs yesterday - love them! i have 6 different mints, lemon balm, sage and basils. one of my other favourite ways to use herbs is in flavoured waters. use whatever combination of herbs you prefer, muddle / crush slightly add ice and fruit slices, drink. great way to entice me to keep hydrated.

[@Verbatim.]

I would love to see your setup with the grow light. It’s one of my goals

[@kathrynweaver2490]

My goal this weekend is to find a good place for my strawberry, chocolate mint so I can have a “cup of tea” garden area

[@MarlenevT]

I am growing my herbs in the bathroom right now. Had to bring them in to save them from the frost. Only window that works in the house is the bathroom. Strawberries, Lemon Balm and Oregano are having a growth spurt. Lavender is started to as well. I also have a grow light for lower shelves.

[@kattkatt744]

I am a staunch camellia sinensis fan, but this was still really nice to watch!

[@lindsaysullivan2148]

Something different, it was nice. I like the thought of growing my own tea. Maybe something I could look into down the road.

[@Citystead]

I'm begrudgingly growing a lot of mint this year 😄 but we enjoy mint tea

[@RedneckHillbillies]

I've grown lemon balm and various mints over the years just because I love to rub and smell the leaves. Only ever harvested the culinary herbs until this year. My daughter loves to drink these herbal "teas" so I am planning to add several more plants to my food forest style garden for teas next year.

[@mariofix]

Starting this season to dry different types of mint! Never knew why I didn't before

[@emmakates]

i’m growing tulsi this year because of you! i haven’t harvested any yet for tea, but i should be able to in the next week or two!!

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

Definitely great hair 😍😂

[@veggiechompers]

Very informative. I would love to have a tea garden. The container formula is perfect for my backyard 👌

[@LukeAntunes]

Wow I didn’t realize it was so simple! Thanks for the awesome tips 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻

[@gabrielleakers7540]

This was an absolute joy to watch. I learned a lot. Thank you so so much for putting all this work into this video!!!

[@Kacey90]

This video is perfect!! It's packed full of great tips and information and the editing and footage are just absolutely beautiful! 🖤💚

[@AranDeathly]

This is fabulous timing! I was hoping to use some old tea containers for growing tisanes! (Also thank you for expanding my vocabulary on this day!) 👀👀👀

[@MairIsabell]

Super interesting 😄 I love tea and have a few things growing but definitely adding more to my list!

[@stardoll1995]

This is such a cool interesting subject for a video! 😮😄

[@lisanowakow3688]

Yea!

[@whinnyvelasquez9396]

Thanks for your work 🥰 love this!!!

[@jennifarkingsbury7178]

I absolutely love tea! I have started growing many of my own herbs and flowers. Loved this video! You have given me a few ideas of new ones to grow. A favorite herb I just started growing this year is spicy basil. It is not spicy hot but spicy like it tast like clove a little. It is fun to drink and great to top curry dishes.

[@alwayspropagating9146]

I am growing Tulsi this year for the first time on your recommendation and think I will finally have enough for a proper pot of tea when I pinch it this week! Thanks for the suggestions to let it wilt on the counter, I will try it!

[@danielledykes6264]

Oh my gosh I love this video so much!

[@lindsaylovesleaves9482]

You have inspired me so much lately Thankyou for sharing the books. I love your videos. I have been watching videos on herbs and stuff lately. I am a newbie but so interested. Thanks again Pamela. Your talents are truly amazing.

[@maryj7912]

This video was so inspiring!!!

[@FreezeFlavors]

Wow~~This is fantastic. THANK YOU you so much.

[@azpeach5680]

Loved this!!!

[@flowerpixel]

Nice, I was looking for a video on this EXACT subject on KZbin ~1 yr ago and couldn't find anything

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

Same! A lot of times I make videos on things I couldn’t find myself! Thanks for watching 🥰

[@gardentours]

Great 👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@sasharandomly4221]

Growing lemon balm which I didn't know grew so furiously. Love it. Also growing rosemary. Great on chicken , beef, and in sauces and dips. I really would love to grow tea which is what I use the lemon balm in.

[@J.N.C.]

I really enjoyed this video!! I need to try your tea recommendation!

[@laurenjohnson5880]

Let food be thy medicine!

[@EmsPlantPlaceEmmaLeeFreistadt]

I learned so much thank you for sharing!!!

[@happylittlebush9541]

Love it! You already got me into Tulsi, but I have chamomile, multiple mints, lemon balm, sage, thymes, so much that you can brew up! Yummy!

[@laurendao4467]

This was really interesting! I hadn’t considered growing herbs for tea, but I like the idea so much. Especially to save up for drinking over winter.

[@sherryporsch9349]

Love this video💚 So much great info, I never thought about growing my own herbs for tea an I’m a big tea drinker. Not too bright huh? Lol 🤪 Thanks Pam

[@KelliesHoya]

This was awesome!!! This makes me wanna try a herb garden again. Have you had any luck growing mint from seed?Thanks

[@JMarieLifestyle]

I really enjoyed this video I’m all about finding the right mix of herbs for tea or even smoothies and soups. Thank you for sharing this. Do you find it difficult to get herbs like fresh, organic tulsi/holy basil? I actually did a search a few weeks back and I didn’t realize how difficult it might be to feel confident in what you are purchasing. Any suggestions for places to purchase would be so appreciated. ❤️❤️❤️

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

Hi! Thanks so much! I have found tulsi for sale both fresh and dried in Indian grocery stores but obviously those may not be common everywhere in the states. As for seeds, check out Strictly Medicinal Seeds, they have four or five varieties of Tulsi and are a trusted company imo.

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

Mountain Rose Herbs is a trusted place for buying dried tulsi too!

[@JMarieLifestyle]

Fantastic! Thank you so much I will definitely check these places out ❤️❤️❤️

[@J.N.C.]

Great video!!! Where is that apron from?!

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

It came from Amazon! I searched “linen apron”

[@dumbage]

i’m thinking about planting some plants but don’t know witch one probably i’ll plant camellia sinensis

[@gabrielleakers7540]

Does anyone grow black tea leaves? Is this something we can grow or is that kinda out of the question?

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Fablous sweety🍃

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wheres the ganja tree??

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I have no idea what ever you could mean 👀😂

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Loosly 😂.