Can you make Honeysuckle Tea from this plant ?
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I felt like a fool when I bought this plant, thinking it was a specially developed type of honeysuckle. What you might want to know is that this is the honeysuckle that is also called Japanese honeysuckle, wild and all over (my)the place. Why don't you Google "making honeysuckle tea" and go from there, knowing that this is common honeysuckle.
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There is a Bigelow Tea Plantation near Charleston. I would ask them for advice. The plant I purchased on Amazon is doing ok and growing (in Ohio) but is too pricey for the size.
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I don't know....I don't think it would taste very good for starters. The taste is tangy, not sweet. It has a bite to it...kind of like 7Up. I think as long as the tea was just warm, and not HOT that the bemeficial properties would remain intact though. Some such things basically die (for lack of a better word) in heat.I just add mine to a little bit of water (like about half an inch of a bottle of water) and then shake and drink right before bed. (I can't handle much liquid before sleep or I'll up running to bathroom all night.)
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I have not tried it as a tea however I pour a bit of boiling water to dissolve it before I add soy milk and make a latte. It tastes delicious!
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yes. here is their site talking about where they get the tea from. http://www.davidsonstea.com/our-product-integrity.aspx
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Sorry Alan. I've never tried Twinnings loose tea. But am very pleased with the Sunflower.
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Definitely. In fact you realize you usually use too much tea with traditional teapots (and waste). You can easily run a second batch. Just add half a spon on top.
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Yes. flowering teas are perfect for this pot. They go directly into the pot and you don't use the diffuser. This pot was made for flowering tea. Each flower makes several pots of tea...its meant to. Get you full $ worth and enjoy several times over (at least on the same day).
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Yes. The ingredient list reads: Water, Decyl Glucoside(Sugar beets), Shea Butter, Aloe Vera juice, Argan oil, Panthenol (Pro-vitamin B-5),Rosemary extract, Sea Kelp extract, Vitamin E, Honeysuckle flower & Japanese Honeysuckle.
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Hello, First I tried smoking it. Very Harsh.Then I made tea with it. It is very smooth and quite tasty.find it to be a relaxing but uplifting tea. The price can't be beat. OrYou could palindrome raspberry bushes, then You get the benefit of the berries. I hope this was helpfulrev
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I used it as a tea and applied is directly to the base of my plants, I have not used it as a foliar feeding. Try to avoid using products high in nitrogen as foliar sprays, they may burn the leaves. I believe 3 tbsp makes a gallon.
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Probably depends on how far North she is. See this web page:http://blog.emergencyoutdoors.com/edible-wild-plants-american-wintergreen-checkerberry-tea-berry-gaultheria-procumbens/
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Make a tea with it just like you would with worm castings and water your plants with it, works great!
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Yes and no. You can get 4T+ of dry tea into the basket, but when steeping something like a spring sprout oolong (that expands quite a bit), you'll end up with a near-solid mass of wet leaves that won't infuse. Definitely need a larger infuser or smaller amount of tea.
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I let my tea steep a while in the water for the medicinal properties. I think local honey is better than sugar but it depends on personal preference. I learned a lot watching Susun Weed and Rosemary Gladstar on youtube.com and by just doing basic research on the internet. My herb tea has been a great replacement for coffee!
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yes you can unless you want to split it and make to batches one of one flavor and another black team oolong, or green tea etc. or you could even give part to a friend so they could start there own kombucha.
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I think you can make tea with it but I am not sure about the expiration date since I bought this for a family friend who got hurt and having trouble healing.