Multi-Layered Lined Loose Leaf Notebook Paper with 3 holes punched in it.

With the increasing popularity of loose leaf tea, more individuals are discovering this beverage's joys and distinctive flavors. As the demand for top-notch loose leaf grows, many fans are looking towards suppliers.

Create your very own tea blends at home - this one is perfect for relaxing at the end of a long day.

How to make tea blends.Thanks to globalization today everything is more at hand than before and when it comes to tea blending. Learn more

If you’re just beginning to explore loose leaf tea or need some guidance to improve your cup, follow the step-by-step instructions here.

What’s a chilly Saturday without tea? Or any day for that matter? Always try to buy organic, fair trade and preferably loose leaf teas. A lot of tea bags are full of chemicals and teas often have...

Imperial Green Organic Whole Loose Leaf Tea Contains Caffeine Perfect hot or iced! Enjoy this tea as a refreshing addition to your day. Crisp and earthy, it's the perfect tea for your wellness. Organic, Non-GMO, Kosher & Fair Trade Rich in protective compounds. This green tea contains catechins like epicatechin, epicatechin gallate, epigallocatechin, and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), providing powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. Consuming green tea products regularly may strengthen your body's antioxidant defenses and lessen cellular damage. ~~~~~~~~~ Packaged & sold by weight: Sample, 10g or by the ounce. Ingredients: Organic, Non-GMO, Fair Trade, Kosher - Imperial Green Tea To brew, add 1-1½ tsp of this tea in a strainer or loose in your cup with boiling water for 3-5 minutes or until your desired strength. You may also brew your tea using an iced or cold brew method, perfect for hot days. ~~~~~~~~~~~ IMPORTANT - Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Humans are complex; therefore, results may vary depending on consumption and individual physiology. The Witchwood Teahouse and affiliates are not responsible for consequences as a result of the misuse and misrepresentation of our products. Please be advised that you are on a site that promotes the use of and sells homeopathic & herbal supplement products that have NOT been evaluated by the FDA. All products sold are intended for spiritual and entertainment purposes and have no guaranteed outcome or results. The buyer assumes all responsibility for items once purchased. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. As with all handmade items, the listing image may vary compared to the product received. Please refer to our shop disclaimer for additional warnings and information.

8 soothing and fragrant loose-leaf tea recipes you can make with homegrown or store-bought ingredients. Create your own herbal, fruity, or spiced blends.

Bay leaf may not seem like an obvious herb to grow in your garden. However, every cook should grow their own bay leaf plant. Here's how.

spring is kapha season! as we trasition to wet and warmer weather, ayurveda tells us to lighten and heat up. this post will guide you through an ayurvedic spring, and how to balance kapha, pitta and vata doshas.

8 soothing and fragrant loose-leaf tea recipes you can make with homegrown or store-bought ingredients. Create your own herbal, fruity, or spiced blends.

So what’s all the fuss about loose leaf tea? Well, the most important thing for us is that it tastes great. The biggest difference between loose leaf and tea bags is the size of the leaf.

Botanical Name: chamomilla, matricaria recutita, Chamomilla recutita. Other Common Names: Mayweed, scented mayweed, pinheads, pineapple weed, German-hundskamille. Habitat: This annual herb is originally from Europe but has become naturalized to most continents. It can be found growing along fences and paths in well-lit areas with well-drained, light soil. Plant Description: The stem of the chamomile plant is erect and hollow. It is a small plant, growing to a height of 8 to 16 inches. The flowers are small (about 1 inch across) and daisy-like with a white-collar around a cone-shaped, yellow center. The leaves are light green and feathery with

Do you want to improve your sleep or just wind down after a long day? If so, you are going to need this essential guide to the best chamomile tea.

Botanical Name: Turnera diffusa. Other Common Names Damiane,OreganilloThe bourriqueMexican damianaMexican hollyDamiana de GuerreroDamina. Habitat Damiana is a small shrub with aromatic leaves that grows in Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies. Although it is still found in the wild in certain areas, most of the damiana used in herbal remedies today comes from Mexican and Latin American herb ranches. Plant Parts Used The leaves of the damiana plant are used for medicinal purposes. They are usually dried but can be used fresh as well. The dried herb is used as a tea or tincture, or it can