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How many varieties are in this tea herb and flower pack?
This set combines 18 herb and flower varieties chosen for brewing herbal teas and adding to a fragrant garden.
What can I make with these herbs and flowers?
They're popular for home-brewed herbal teas and for drying into blends; each variety comes labeled so you can steep and combine them as you like.
Are these good for a beginner tea garden?
Yes, the 18-variety mix brings together approachable tea herbs and flowers, making it an easy first step into growing your own tea garden.
Can I grow these in containers or indoors?
Many of these herbs and flowers grow well in pots and on sunny windowsills, so a patio or kitchen counter works nicely.
Should I sow everything at once?
You can start many together, but give slower perennials their own earlier start apart from quick growers for the best results.
Are the seeds heirloom and non-GMO?
Yes, all 18 varieties are non-GMO heirloom-type seeds suitable for saving and replanting.
Which herbs and flowers are included?
It depends on the set size you pick (18 or 30 varieties). The full list is shown on this page and includes tea herbs like chamomile, lemon balm, and peppermint, plus echinacea, lavender, calendula, basil, and thyme.
Can I make tea from these herbs?
Yes, many are classic tea herbs. Chamomile, lemon balm, peppermint, lavender, and fennel are all traditionally dried and brewed into herbal teas. They are grown by tradition and for enjoyment, and we make no health claims.
How many varieties are in this medicinal tea pack?
This set contains 30 tea herb and flower varieties selected for brewing herbal teas and building a fragrant, useful garden.
What can I make with this collection?
The herbs and flowers are popular for home-brewed teas and dried blends; each labeled variety lets you steep and combine flavors to taste.
Is this a good set for building a tea garden?
Yes, with 30 tea and herbal varieties in one kit, it's a comprehensive starting point for a dedicated home tea garden.
Can I grow these herbs indoors or in pots?
Many of these herbs and flowers adapt well to containers and sunny windowsills, so a patio or kitchen counter garden works well.
Should I sow all 30 varieties together?
You can start many together, but slower perennials benefit from an earlier or separate start from quick-growing annuals.
Are these seeds heirloom and non-GMO?
Yes, all 30 varieties are non-GMO heirloom-type seeds suitable for saving and replanting.
Which herbs and flowers are included?
It depends on the set size you pick (18 or 30 varieties). The full list is shown on this page and includes tea herbs like chamomile, lemon balm, and peppermint, plus echinacea, lavender, calendula, basil, and thyme.
Can I make tea from these herbs?
Yes, many are classic tea herbs. Chamomile, lemon balm, peppermint, lavender, and fennel are all traditionally dried and brewed into herbal teas. They are grown by tradition and for enjoyment, and we make no health claims.
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