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Harvesting Dandelion for Dandelion Tea | Dandelion Root Benefits

Did you know that 98% of American adults don't get enough potassium in their diets? That's because the typical American diet is lacking in potassium (and many other vital nutrients).  If you are searching for a quick and easy solution to this potassium problem, then dandelion root tea is it. The...

Could Tea Help You Lose Weight? Top Herbs for Weight Loss

Tea is the most popular beverage in the world, after water of course. I'm not just saying that as a tea company owner or tea fanatic but it's statistically true.  Losing weight can be one of the many benefits of drinking tea in your daily diet. When paired with a healthy diet and lifestyle, tea ...

The Lemon Verbena Plant: How to Grow, Harvest and Preserve

Lemon Verbena is a  refreshingly-scented herb that adds a pleasant, fragrant zing of lemon to your garden. It's also an easy-to-grow plant with leaves that are perfect for cultivating to make a healthy and great-tasting tea.  To keep the uplifting freshness of lemons at your fingertips (and in y...

Chamomile Flower Tea: How to Plant, Grow, Harvest, and Blend

    Chamomile is an easy-to-grow, common flower that brings whimsical life to any garden, and its plethora of uses means it's ideal for growing and making chamomile tea. But how do you grow chamomile? And what goes into actually making something useful out of it? It's not as hard as you may t...

Calendula Salve (Cream), Infusing Oil With Botanicals/Herbs

  Many of us are not new to getting started with essential oils but when it comes to the art of infusing our own oils with botanicals it may seem a little daunting. The art of infusing oil for health and well-being is steeped in history, but how do we know where to start with so many options av...

Types of Rose Hips: Do All Roses Produce Hips?

  Did you know the first roses were most likely cultivated in China around 5,000 years ago? The Romans started using rosehips for medicinal purposes soon after, and the Egyptians for scent. Filled to the brim with juicy, vitamin-packed flesh, the hips of a rose plant are an incredibly multi-fun...

Rose Bush Care: Methods and Techniques

  Did you know archaeologists have found rose bushes that are 1000 years old? And really, it's no wonder they're still a popular choice for gardens and budding horticulturists. They have incredible scents, look gorgeous in a garden, and you can even eat them and add them to teas! But learning ...

Nettle Tea: How to Grow, Harvest and Preserve Nettles

  A hot cup of nettle tea is still a remedy for many ailments for many people. It's no surprise considering stinging nettle greens are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.  Besides the health benefits, stinging nettles are really tasty. But we can't ignore the fact that stinging nettl...

How to Plant, Grow and Care for English Lavender & Other Edible Blooms

  We have been lied to about lavender. While many like to share that lavender was a biblical plant, unfortunately, those statements have been confused with another plant referred to as Spikenard. Spikenard is much different from the variety of spike lavender said to be the same plant as mentione...

Sea Moss Tea

  Carrageenan is a food additive that you will find on many processed and shelf-stable foods. The debate is intense on whether we should be consuming carrageenan or not. The discussion comes from several angles, including that carrageenan is an extractive of sea moss. Sea moss has many vitamin a...