Arguably one of the most popular beverages that exist is tea. It has been consumed for thousands of years, steeped in historical folklore, references, and rituals. With all this interesting history, you may be interested in learning to plant tea seeds. Click here to learn more.
Tea plant pruning is an essential part of the shrub's care if you are interested in harvesting its leaves for tea. If you are wondering how to prune tea plants or when to prune a tea plant, click on the following article for helpful tips.
Growing the tea plant, Camellia sinensis, allows you to produce your own tea at home. But how do you get from the plant to the cup? Learn more about harvesting tea plants in this article.
Did you know that you can grow your own tea? This evergreen shrub can be grown outdoors in USDA zones 7-9 but for those in cooler zones, consider growing tea plants in pots. Learn more in this article.
What are tea plants? The tea we drink comes from various cultivars of Camellia sinensis, a small tree or large shrub commonly known as the tea plant. Familiar teas such as white, black, green and oolong all come from tea plants. Learn more here.