Feeling fruit-tea? Grow your own fruit garden to amp up your iced tea game. 🍉 🌿 🍓 It is officially iced tea season! One of our favorite things to add to iced tea is fresh fruit and herbs, especially if it is harvested from the garden! Adding fresh fruit and herbs to your teas can compliment and highlight flavors, making your iced tea sipping just that much more enjoyable. This Patio Punch Grow Kit features watermelon, strawberry and mint seeds ready to be planted! ⬇ Patio Punch Seed Starter Trio Start by sprouting your seeds indoors, then transplant the biodegradable CowPot outside, directly into a garden or patio container. The tray is made in the USA out of up-cycled cow manure, which is 100%...
Iced Pineapple & Coconut Latte With pineapple upside down coffee cake tea & coconut milk. 🍍 🥥 🍍 🥥 🍍 This tea latte is made with our tea of the month, Pineapple Upside Down Coffee Cake! This tea blend is made with dark oolong, Piñon coffee, calendula petals, rose petals, and pineapple pieces. If you are a tea AND coffee lover, this blend is for you! Combined with creamy coconut milk, Mesquite Honey, a dash of Vanilla Extract, and just a sprinkle of Vietnamese Cinnamon, this tea latte will become your go-to beverage as the weather starts warming up! HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED FROM US TO GET STARTED ⬇⬇⬇ Pineapple Upside Down Coffee Cake Mesquite Honey Mexican Vanilla Bean Extract Vietnamese Cinnamon INGREDIENTS (makes 2-3 servings) 6...
Pollination Station How to plant a pollinator friendly garden in a changing climate: Pollinators play a very important role in plant reproduction and are needed to support healthy ecosystems. We think of bees when we think of pollinators but there are so many more! Birds, bats, butterflies, moths, small mammals, beetles, and even flies are pollinators. Humans rely on pollinators for survival, as we rely on plants as a food source and for medicines. The changing climate is impacting pollinators by shifting growing and blooming seasons and weakening the plant populations that pollinators depend on. Every gardener can make small changes in their gardening practice to encourage the health of their local pollinators. Here's how to get started. ⬇ HERE...
Reducing, reusing and recycling one tea tin/jar at a time. + How to get the refill discount. Isn't it the worst feeling when you run out of your favorite tea? 🥲 A lot of our tea drinkers reuse the tea tins/jars as spice holders and hair tie/ jewelry holders! Which is awesome, but we also have a tea refill program available to both online and in-store shoppers! Participating in our refill program is an easy way to reduce waste! It's as simple as this: In Store: Bring your empty tea tin and/or jar into the store and pick out a tea for us to refill it with! You can choose a single tea of your choice and we will put a new label on...
DIY CLEANING SPRAY with our essential oil blend of the month Ditch the harsh chemicals and get your spring cleaning on! Grounding Day Essential Oil Blend freshly mowed lawn ∙ warm earth ∙ cool air This essential oil combination grounds the senses and uplifts your mood, as it captures the aroma of a woodland forest sprouting back to life for the spring season. The three oils work together to relieve anxiety and tension while restoring emotional balance. DIY CLEANING SPRAY ⬇ Baking soda and vinegar combined create a natural deodorizer and gunk lifter! All three oils used in the cleaning spray also provide a natural anti-bacterial effect and create a grounding and clean aroma. THINGS YOU NEED: 1/2 cup of vinegar...
