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wanted: Camellia sinensis, the Tea Plant

15 years ago

I am looking for Camellia sinensis, the Tea Plant seeds and or plants. I will pay if have to.... but prefer to trade. I have a lot of great seeds which i can tell you about that are on my site.

Please contact me if you are interested.

leeann@sacredorigin.com

Comments (3)

jeff_al
15 years ago
they're pretty reasonable at the nursery link below; 5 seeds for 3 bucks.
if you want plants, look to the menu on the left side of the page for "tea plants".

Here is a link that might be useful: camellia forest nursery
leeannconner
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks, but they charge a rip off price of $20.00 for shipping only 5 seeds. This is crazy!!!!
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fabaceae_native
15 years ago
I have ordered (Prunus mume) from Camellia Forest, and I highly recommend this nursery. It is well-priced, friendly, and the plants seem to be of very good quality. If the shipping is too much for a few seeds, why not just order a couple of tea plants? I assume you want them to make your own tea with, so it may be worth it to start with plants, which in a relatively short time can furnish you with both tea leaves and your own supply of seeds.

Anyway, good luck in your search...

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