Valerian Root Tea

After this renewal pruning, it is not necessary to prune the Jupiter's beard plant again until spring. Botanically called, Jupiter's beard adds tall and bushy color in the landscape and is ideal as an easy-care background border plant.The Jupiter's beard...

A valerian herb plant will die back to the ground in the winter, but the roots should be fine and will put up new growth in the spring.It will grow in a wide variety of conditions, from full to sun to partial shade and in any well-draining soil.

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The whole of it is a bit bitter, with a slightly sweet finish. Chun Mee has a pleasant chestnut aroma and the taste is complex, akin to sweetened chestnuts, artichoke, and apricot.

It's sort of the most amazing thing ever. Considering the supremely indulgent flavor of vanilla we must insist on the following: brew this with milk and a bit of honey. Fragrant, sweet, creamy, floral… we could go on and on and on about this rooibos...

Our most premium, hand-rolled green tea best preserves the leaf's natural flavors and unfurls them in warm water. One of the most prized scented teas was (and still is) jasmine. The Song Dynasty saw the invention of the compass and the establishment of...

The overall effect might be thought to be overly herbal, even medicine-y. If chai is an entire percussion section, then green chai is a master musician playing the flute. Unlike traditional chai, which has a very spicy and bold approach, Immortalitea...

The smell is intensely fruity, but the taste is all jam and dried fruit. This is the tea for you. Maybe a big glass of orange juice and some freshly cut figs on the side. Mornings filled with buckwheat pancakes stacked high and served with spoonfuls of...

It's a black tea that'll nudge you awake in due time, and the addition of dried blackberry leaves will instill a bit of serenity into your late morning. You finally grab the book that's been folded at chapter seven for the last month because you never...

Scented green teas were generally reserved for the Imperial court, though other high ranking and wealthy families were able to indulge in them. In the morning when the blossoms open they release their perfume, which is then absorbed by the tea leave.

Often served with a bit of cream and sugar Earl Grey is the perfect tea time cup. Want a popular pastry combination in San Francisco and Sacramento bakeries? Our Earl Grey comes packed with bergamot oil and the addition of indigo cornflower petals.

Rather this herbal infusion effuses lemon via lemon balm, lemon verbena, and lemongrass; three very citrusy herbs that offer depth to contrast with the peppermint and spearmint. (And then fresh lemon, because we're persnickety like that.)

High grade green tea and dried peppermint are tossed together in a measured ratio to achieve an excellent balance. Truly epic teas never go out of style. The tea is then strained, sugar is added, and the brew brought back to a rolling boil.

It's a classic green tea to serve before a meal or as a simple digestif. This rolling process is done to help preserve the flavor and allow it to unfurl due to excessive bruising, producing a full-bodied cup.

The amber pour of this tea is floral in aroma – imagine daisies and lilacs – and the flavor is musky as a rough block of sandalwood or remnants of forgotten cinnamon sticks. Darjeeling teas are so prized that the Tea Board of India actually has a...

In addition, add a teaspoon to a small container of sugar and let it sit for a week. The sugar will become scented by this tea and should be sprinkled over pie crusts before baking or over homemade doughnuts.

Pour into serving bowls, cover with plastic wrap, and chill until set. While this tea is absolutely darling on its own, mixing it with a bit of peach juice would make for an energizing morning drink.

Kukicha is a unique tea that is wonderful with a bit of citrus juice and a shot of simple syrup. The flavor is that of dried wood and blessed incense lit for the gods. This gives the twigs a dark, ruddy red color and an intensely woodsy scent.

This tea is excellent for any laidback occasion. Rather, it gently nudges you along. This tea is mellow and sweet, and though it's caffeinated it doesn't provide that crazy green tea rush.

The dried leaves are crisp and thin making a beautiful brew when infused. Ceylon Black Tea w/ Silver Tips The tea features prominent, very fine, and wiry silver tips that stand out against the dark slender Flowery Orange Pekoe.

Caffeine Level: Medium Cherries & Jasmine Blossoms Green Tea This tea Features traditional sencha green tea leaves that are complemented with bold colors throughout the blend. With each sip you can taste the mellow hints of sour-cherry halves accompanied...

Ingredients: Oolong tea, orange blossoms, natural flavoring Orange Blossom Oolong Tea This Oolong blend features a deep, bold oolong tea leaf accompanied by accents of orange. This tea has a strong finish and can be enjoyed hot or cold.

The brew gives a dark hue with an earthy smooth flavor. Yunnan Pu-erh Tea Pu-erh, sometimes referred to as Bolay, is a variety of post-fermented tea produced in Yunnan province, China.

The tea features many silver tips among the silky skinny dried leaves. Green Silk Maofeng This tea is a great example of a fine tasting tea with "minimalist" and "simple" processing.

Gunpowder Green Tea Gunpowder Green Tea is a classic green tea from China. Tea is made up of leaves hand-rolled into tiny pellets, resembling gunpowder. The tea has a hint of smokiness but leaves a smooth aftertaste.

The tea is fresh and clean tasting with a hint of hazelnuts while the cup features a pale hue. Curled Dragon Silver Tips One of eastern China's best known green teas. The sliver sprouts of the tea are neatly coiled and give this tea it's recognizable...

The roasted flavors predominate this blend. Hojicha Green Tea Hojicha (ほうじ茶) is distinguished from other Japanese green teas because it is roasted in a porcelain pot over charcoal.