Grow This: 16 Plants for Your Own Herbal Tea Garden
The tea plant—_camellia sinensis_—grows mostly throughout Asian countries producing several varieties of a caffeinated and certainly most pleasurable leaf that’s fermented, brewed and enjoyed around the world. For those who love to sip hot soothing beverages—without the caffeine or just with a different flavor—many non-tea herbal plants have also become favorite pinky-pointing sip-worthy brews. Technically called tisanes, a wide range of herbal teas can grow quite well in your very own yard, taking your tea making to an entirely new and delicious level.
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