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%...
YOGA PAIRING Check out our April yoga flow with our favorite yogi, Ashley. 2 parts Pine Needle, 1 part Sweet Orange and 2 parts Patchouli 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. Diffuse all three oils together to embrace the transitioning season and welcome the warming weather. As the soil begins to soften, we begin to plant the seeds of intention for the warm months ahead! This month we will honor...
Mango Paradise + methods for the best brew Beach vacation in a cup? Yes please. 🏝 ☀️ 🦜 This lively green tea blend transports you to a sunny beach with the aroma of mango and coconut wafting in the breeze! This blend is bright, naturally sweet and full of lush green tea and island fruit flavor. The ingredients in this blend promote neurological health and improve focus, energy and mood. We recommend serving Mango Paradise iced with Orange Blossom Honey and fresh mango pieces. Drink while sitting beach side or in your backyard where you can pretend to be on a beach. 😉 ☀️ Mango Paradise With sencha green tea, mango pieces, coconut, blue cornflowers and natural flavors. BREW TIPS: 1-2 teaspoons in 8 oz of hot...
Blue Cornflower Supports the liver. Eases digestion. Reduces inflammation. Blue cornflower, or centaurea cyanus, was named after Chiron, a famous centaur in Greek mythology. Chiron was a healer and teacher to the heroes of ancient Greece. He taught the medicinal uses of herbs and it is said that Chiron used cornflower to heal a poison arrow wound. Cornflower grows spontaneously wherever it can and is typically a vibrant blue color, but can be other colors such as pink, purple, or white. Check out these blue cornflower teas: Wild Strawberry Mango Paradise Dulce Sueños THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF CORNFLOWER: Cornflower possesses digestive and diuretic properties, making it a natural remedy for digestive upset or constipation. Its soothing qualities can help relieve tissue and...
L A V E N D E R 🌿 calming & soothing 🌿 Lavender originates in the Mediterranean and after its discovery, it spread to many cultures and countries. It was highly regarded for its distinct aroma and its natural healing properties. The Romans used lavender to scent their baths and hair, while Egyptians used it for embalming. Ancient Romans recognized lavender for its healing and antiseptic qualities, and the French used it as a protection against infection in the 16th century. Lavender oil was even used to dress war wounds during the World War I when medical antiseptics were in short supply! In modern times, we celebrate and use lavender for its instant calming and soothing properties to help promote...
