Garden Party Tea
ROSE HALL HOMESTERO
GARDEN PARTY TEA
Nourishing and Anti-Inflammatory
ALL ORGANICALLY GROWN:
PHLOX, RED CLOVER, LAMB'S QUARTER.
MARIGOLD, MILKY OATS, CALENDULA, ROSE OF SHARON HIBISCUS, SUNFLOWER, ZINNIA
20g/.85oz
This combination of ingredients makes a highly diverse, deeply nourishing, and traditional garden-style herbal tea. It blends standard, soothing wellness herbs with nutrient-rich wild greens and edible floral notes.
Below is a breakdown of what each ingredient brings to your tea, along with critical preparation and safety guidance.
Ingredient Benefits Breakdown
The Soothing & Reproductive Tonics
- Milky Oats: Deeply nourishes and calms the nervous system.
- Red Clover: Historically used to support lymphatic drainage and hormonal balance.
- Calendula: Soothes the digestive lining and reduces internal inflammation.
The Nutrient-Rich Greens & Flowers
- Lamb's Quarter: A wild green loaded with vitamins A, C, calcium, and minerals.
- Rose of Sharon Hibiscus: Adds a gentle mucilaginous quality that coats and soothes the throat and stomach.
- Sunflower (Petals): Contributes a mild, earthy flavor and antioxidant properties.
The Vibrant Garden Accents
- Marigold (Tagetes): Brings a pungent, musky undertone and supports digestion.
- Phlox: Traditionally utilized as a purifying blood and digestive tonic.
- Zinnia: Adds bright color and general antioxidant value to the blend.
Flavor Profile & Brewing Instructions
- Taste: Earthy, slightly green, and mildly sweet with a subtle, peppery floral finish.
- Water Temperature: Use boiling water (212°F / 100°C).
- Steep Time: Infuse for 10 to 15 minutes to fully draw out the dense nutrients from the greens and oats.
- Ratio: Use 1 tablespoon of the dried herbal blend per 8 ounces of water.
Critical Safety Precautions
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Ingredient / Condition |
Precaution Details |
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Lamb's Quarter & Hibiscus |
Both contain oxalates. Avoid or limit use if you have a history of kidney stones. |
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Pregnancy |
Red clover and certain hibiscus varieties can affect hormone levels. Do not consume this blend if pregnant or nursing. |
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Aster Family Allergies |
Marigold, Calendula, Sunflower, and Zinnia belong to the Asteraceae family. Avoid if you have known ragweed or daisy allergies. |
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Pet Toxicity |
If brewing with fresh backyard plants, keep raw Rose of Sharon and Lamb's Quarter away from dogs and cats, as it causes them digestive distress. |