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Grow your own tea?

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Posted by ImpulseGuy z7 NM (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 30, 03 at 17:07

Has anyone experimented (successfully or not) with growing and drying your own tea leaves?

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Sure. Step 1: Move to Puerto Rico or at least to Coral Gables.

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tea can be made from lots of things. I grow chamomile, anise hyssop, lemon balm, etc. not exactly earl grey, but still..

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  • Posted by cambse 7b Western WA (My Page) on
    Mon, Jul 7, 03 at 18:25

Raintree Nursery sells tea plants. They say they are hardy to zone 7.

Here is a link that might be useful: Raintree Nursery Tea Info

  
 

 

 


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