Herbs You Can Grow for Tea (and How to Make It). See new video for the blue color… sorry folks скачать в хорошем качестве

Herbs You Can Grow for Tea (and How to Make It). See new video for the blue color… sorry folks

SEE MY NEW VIDEO WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE THE BLUE COLOR!! Come make an herbal tea with me with herbs I grew on my homestead: Golden Lemonbalm, Anise Hyssop, Pineapple Mint, Mountain Mint, Violets, Blue Butterfly. Please like and subscribe. If you like this kind of content, let me know in the comments— I love sharing what I’m growing and learning. 🌿 Golden Lemon Balm. Genus & species: Melissa officinalis (golden cultivar) * My preferred type of lemon balm* Tea benefits: Calming nervous system support (gentle anxiolytic) Helps ease stress, tension, and mild anxiety Supports digestion & reduces bloating Traditionally used for sleep support and mood lifting Flavor: Light lemon, soft and soothing. GREAT SMELL!! 🌿 Anise Hyssop. Genus & species: Agastache foeniculum Tea benefits: Digestive aid (gas, bloating, sluggish digestion) Mild respiratory support (coughs, congestion) Calming yet uplifting—great for stress + focus Traditionally used for colds and seasonal discomfort Flavor: Sweet licorice 🌿 Pineapple Mint. Genus & species: Mentha suaveolens ‘Variegata’ Tea benefits: Supports digestion and eases nausea Cooling and refreshing for the body Mild headache and tension relief Gently uplifting without overstimulation Flavor: Soft mint with fruity brightness 🌿 Mountain Mint. Genus & species: Pycnanthemum virginianum (and related Pycnanthemum spp.) Tea benefits: Strong digestive support Traditionally used for colds, fevers, and respiratory congestion Cooling and antimicrobial properties Excellent for summer teas and heat support Flavor: Bold, crisp, wild mint. Tastes like the color white!!! 🌿 Violets. Genus & species: Viola odorata. A Georgia native plant Tea benefits: Gentle lymphatic and immune support Soothing for sore throats and dry coughs Mild anti-inflammatory properties Traditionally associated with emotional and heart support Flavor: Delicate, floral, lightly sweet 🌿 Blue Butterfly Pea Genus & species: Clitoria ternatea Tea benefits: Rich in antioxidants Traditionally used to support memory and cognitive health Cooling and calming to the nervous system Supports eye and skin health in herbal traditions Bonus: Turns purple with lemon 🍋✨ (acid) #HerbalTea#GrowYourOwn #theviolahomestead #HerbsAtHome#PlantTok#GardenTok #HerbalEducation#TeaTok#PlantKnowledge#AtlantaGrower #Homegrown#BlackGardeners#WomenWhoGrow#UrbanGarden#urbanhomesteader #herbalist #southerngrower