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Herb Guide

Get to know the herbs, flowers and spices in our teas. Most are grown in our own garden and picked by hand. Tap any herb to learn more.

This guide is for general information only and is not medical advice. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or have allergies, please check with your doctor before trying a new herb.

Golden calendula flowers

Calendula (Marigold)

Golden & earthy

Sunny petals that add color and a mild, earthy note.

Green fig leaves

Fig Leaf

Nutty & mellow

Baked fig leaves bring a warm, vanilla-like finish.

Fresh lemon balm leaves

Lemon Balm

Bright & lemony

A leafy mint-family herb with a soft, lemony scent.

Loose rooibos in a wooden spoon

Rooibos

Rich & honey-like

A naturally caffeine-free red tea with a smooth, sweet body.

Chamomile flowers

Chamomile

Soft & floral

Honey-sweet little flowers made for slow evenings.

Fresh ginger root

Ginger

Warm & spicy

A warming root with a gentle kick for chilly days.

Fresh peppermint leaves

Peppermint

Cool & refreshing

A bright, cooling herb that's lovely after a meal or a long day.

Dried rose petals

Rose Petals

Delicate & sweet

Fragrant petals for a soft floral finish and lovely color.

Fresh dandelion leaves

Dandelion Leaf

Green & earthy

A light, green leaf that balances sweeter and spicier flavors.

Purple lavender buds

Lavender

Floral & relaxing

Fragrant purple buds for a calm, floral cup.

Raspberry leaves on the plant

Raspberry Leaf

Smooth & mild

A smooth leaf that tastes like a mild, caffeine-free black tea.

Fresh spearmint leaves

Spearmint

Sweet & minty

A softer, sweeter cousin of peppermint with a crisp, fresh taste.

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