However, you can technically grow your own black or green tea at home if you have the right microclimate.
While there are a few tea farms scattered throughout North America, most commercial teas are grown abroad. Traditional tea (green or black) is very particular about the climate and environment where it grows, which is why the vast majority of tea is grown in Asia where the climate is right. Always err on the side of caution and speak to your doctor first if you think there is any way taking herbs could put your health (or the health of your baby) at risk.īefore we dive in, I just want to make a note about growing herbal tea versus growing black or green tea… Remember, just because something's natural, doesn’t mean it’s always safe. I always recommend speaking with your personal health care provider before consuming any sort of herbal teas or medicine, especially if you are nursing or pregnant as some herbs are not safe to use while pregnant.
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I am not a medical professional and the following is meant for educational and informational purposes only. Here’s what you should know before you grow… Warnings and disclaimers But for best results, a little planning is always recommended. The point is, growing your own tea garden is really easy and totally worth it. This is where you get your black and green teas from. And of course there are traditional tea leaves from the camellia sinensis plant, which are finicky, but can be grown at home in some climates.
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