The Plant That Sparked a Revolution Before it was poured into a teacup, it was a plant. Every cup of black, green, white, or oolong tea begins with the leaves of a single evergreen shrub called Camellia sinensis. While millions
Growing Your Own Tea
What are Tea Plants? Tea plants are evergreen plants that are members of the Camellia family. The plant species used for tea production is Camellia sinensis. Can any camellia produce tea? While it is possible to produce tea from the
It Started with A Seed ~ A Tea Journey
Finding My Passion in Tea I believe everyone has a passion—something that drives you, motivates you, and keeps you engaged. For some, it’s baking, sewing, watching movies, or dining out. For me, it’s always been gardening. I’ve been growing plants
Making Healthy Choices – Benefits of Tea
Tea & Health: Nature’s Cup of Wellness (Camellia sinensis – True Tea) For thousands of years, tea has been celebrated not just for its flavor, but for the way it supports well-being. All true teas — white, green, oolong, black,
Camellia Sinensis FAQS
What are Tea Plants? Tea plants are evergreen plants that are members of the Camellia family. The plant species used for tea production is Camellia sinensis. Can any camellia produce tea? While it is possible to produce tea from the
Tea In America
Tea, a beverage loved and cherished by millions around the world, has a fascinating history that spans over 5000 years. Like all camellias, Tea is not native to America. It originated in China, and it is here that the legend of Tea began.
Growing Camellias From Seed
Camellias can be propagated asexually through grafting, rooting, or air-layering. These methods typically produce exact replicas of the original plant. In contrast, when camellias are grown from seed, the results are unpredictable. While a small number of new camellia varieties
