Growing Tea Herbs Indoors

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A Quick Guide to Herbs and Growing Tea Ingredients

Herbal teaThe inside herb garden is a wonderful project that will give months, if not years, of flavorful, aromatic, healthy, and delicious plant products to the table. Herbs are used for hundreds of separate chores, and have been for thousands of years.

Until about twenty years ago, most people felt that herbs were simply for spicing and pickling food, but we have begun to circle back around to the health benefits that herbs, roots, and leaves offer to the mind and the body. Many people are growing tea herbs in their gardens and in mini indoor gardens, adding more flavor and nutrition to one of our favorite beverages.

There are twelve tea seeds which are most commonly grown by herbal tea makers, though there are literally hundreds of teas that can be infused using these with additional spices, roots, berries, and leaves. What's more, your inside herb garden kit will come with an infusion tool for steeping, as well as bags to get you started once your plants have matured to the necessary size and color. You will also be given information on the many uses for each of the plants that you have grown, including recipes and instructions for making fresh tea at home.

While learning about herbs and growing your garden, you might transplant them from the starter dome to large, clay pots so that they have plenty of room to take root and become full. Also, keep them tagged properly with the recommended system, because using the wrong plants for your specialized remedies can cause an unpleasant end result. Because herbs are so powerful, you will want to understand and gain their full benefits. One little mix up could have you sound asleep when you were meant to revive.

The most common tea herbs grown indoors and by amateur tea makers include Marigold, Catnip, Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Rosemary, Lemon Grass, Lemon Bergamot, Anise, Peppermint, Fever Few, Lavender, and Angelica. You may also learn about rose pedals, dandelion, sage, ginger root, and quite a few other plants which are commonly infused as healing, fortifying, and soothing teas. Many learn through trial and error how to sweeten their teas naturally with nutritious berries and fruits, and this can add a very relaxing finishing touch to your overall efforts. This type of inside herb garden should prove to be as rewarding as it is beneficial.

The most common tea herbs:












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