hey tea drinkers!

[burgingham]

That doesn't answer Loftars question.

[saltmummy626]

I dont think mint and lemongrass are teas. then again, I could be mistaken. im not a horticulturist or work any other plant based career. what do you call a someone who works with tea? I mean is there a scientific name for that?

[edit] herbalist?

[Jotun]

Grow your own pepper mint, spear mint and lemon grass, it should be easy enough to find the seeds.

What did this have to do with tea, again?

Beside growing my own and consuming it, and then recommending everyone else to do the same?
It's easy, and in 90% cases tastes better then the one you can buy.
I also gave two of my friends a tiny patch of peppermint that will grow into a shrub next year.
I also have two shrubs of sage I planted this year.
Well, that's about it with me and the tea.

PS; loftar can't grow his own so he jelly

[Tonkyhonk]

Beside growing my own and consuming it, and then recommending everyone else to do the same?
It's easy, and in 90% cases tastes better then the one you can buy.

maybe because you have never had real good tea before. it's an art.

[Jotun]

Beside growing my own and consuming it, and then recommending everyone else to do the same?
It's easy, and in 90% cases tastes better then the one you can buy.

maybe because you have never had real good tea before. it's an art.

To me it's a beverage, and I don't view it as an art, so it's possible I'll never get the taste of the world's most exquisite tea. Nor do I aspire to do so.