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Bougainvillea is a hardy perennial that comes in many colors, flowers throughout the year, and is great for dry sunny areas. It can be maintained as a bush or trained along a trellis for use as a vine.

This English wildflower has a soft, sweet, and magical fragrance. Very delicate.

Honeybush is an herbal red tea harvested from the flowers and leaves of Cyclopia, a honey scented bush found in the mountain regions in the Cape of South Africa. Naturally sweet, it creates a deliciously fragrant brew with mild honey overtones. It’s packed with Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, magnesium, isoflavones and coumestans. Honeybush tea is low in tannin and acts as an expectorant. Rich in antioxidants, phytoestrogens and essential minerals, it possesses antiviral, anti-inflammatory and anticarcinogenic...

Japan, with its warm climate and ample rain, is a perfect environment for tea growing. Tea growing is thought to have begun here in the 8th century. While other countries grow their tea bushes on hillsides and pick teas by hand, Japanese gardens are meticulously planted in rows along hills close to natural water sources. Although some teas are hand-picked in Japan, most of the tea grown here is mechanically picked and processed using high tech machinery. Also, unlike other countries that designate...

Jasmine Dragon Tears (sometimes called Jasmine Phoenix Pearls) is a delicate green tea is from the Wu Yi district of the Fujian Province of China. It is made from the top two leaves and the bud of the first three weeks of new season growth (late March/early April). At this time of the year, jasmine bushes are in bloom. Only the most fragrant blossoms are layered between the tea leaves, imparting their delicate aroma to the leaves. The leaves are then hand-rolled into pearls that open up when...

Organic Dragon Phoenix Pearl Jasmine tea gets its name from the visual characteristics of the tea bushes climbing the hillsides like a Dragon coming out of the water. The women pickers, chosen specifically to pluck this type of tea, give the appearance of dancing phoenixes next to the Dragon's long slender body. The tea is grown in an area in Fuding City near the border of the Fujian and Jiangxi provinces. The area is mountainous and is often shrouded in clouds or fog. The tea is picked in April...

FAMILY : Solanaceae ORIGIN : tropical America SIZE : 8' LIGHT REQUIREMENTS : full/partial sun WATER REQUIREMENTS : keep moist MIN. TEMP. : mid 20's FLOWER : warmer months of the yearIn my opinion , Cestrum nocturnum, has the strongest fragrance out of all the fragrant plants we carry. In the evening the fragrance becomes almost intoxicating. It is a common misconception that this bush is fragrant only at night. It is true that the fragrance is stronger in the evening but you can still smell a light...

Honeybush is an herbal red tea harvested from the flowers and leaves of Cyclopia, a honey scented bush found in the mountain regions in the Cape of South Africa. Naturally sweet, it creates a deliciously fragrant brew with mild honey overtones. It’s packed with Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, magnesium, isoflavones and coumestans. Honeybush tea is low in tannin and acts as an expectorant. Rich in antioxidants, phytoestrogens and essential minerals, it possesses antiviral, anti-inflammatory and anticarcinogenic...

Essential oils are the subtle, aromatic and volatile liquids extracted from the flowers, seeds, leaves, stems, bark and roots of herbs, bushes, shrubs and trees, through distillation.

Japan, with its warm climate and ample rain, is a perfect environment for tea growing. Tea growing is thought to have begun here in the 8th century. While other countries grow their tea bushes on hillsides and pick teas by hand, Japanese gardens are meticulously planted in rows along hills close to natural water sources. Although some teas are hand-picked in Japan, most of the tea grown here is mechanically picked and processed using high tech machinery. Also, unlike other countries that designate...

Japan, with its warm climate and ample rain, is a perfect environment for tea growing. Tea growing is thought to have begun here in the 8th century. While other countries grow their tea bushes on hillsides and pick teas by hand, Japanese gardens are meticulously planted in rows along hills close to natural water sources. Although some teas are hand-picked in Japan, most of the tea grown here is mechanically picked and processed using high tech machinery. Also, unlike other countries that designate...

Japan, with its warm climate and ample rain, is a perfect environment for tea growing. Tea growing is thought to have begun here in the 8th century. While other countries grow their tea bushes on hillsides and pick teas by hand, Japanese gardens are meticulously planted in rows along hills close to natural water sources. Although some teas are hand-picked in Japan, most of the tea grown here is mechanically picked and processed using high tech machinery. Also, unlike other countries that designate...

Japan, with its warm climate and ample rain, is a perfect environment for tea growing. Tea growing is thought to have begun here in the 8th century. While other countries grow their tea bushes on hillsides and pick teas by hand, Japanese gardens are meticulously planted in rows along hills close to natural water sources. Although some teas are hand-picked in Japan, most of the tea grown here is mechanically picked and processed using high tech machinery. Also, unlike other countries that designate...

Darjeeling OP - Darjeeling means "Land of the Thunderbolt". There's a good reason for that. These world renowned teas grow along the slopes of the Himalayas just under the highest peaks. Weather, soil, high altitude (1000 to 6500 feet) and some of India's oldest tea bushes create unique teas that are hard pressed to duplicate. India's finest tea, creates a light cup, fragrant full-bodied liquor. Its amber color enhances its exquisite, rich floral bouquet. Darjeeling OP Price: $15.95 per half...

The extraordinary flavor of the Jasmine Dragon Tears comes from the time of plucking and manufacture, and from the fresh spring jasmine blooms. The pearls are made only from leaves picked in the first three weeks of the new season, when the jasmine bushes are in spring bloom. The fragrant jasmine blossoms are layered between the tea leaves to allow the aroma to infuse the Dragon Tears.

Spring is here with the sweet smell of lilac bushes blooming. This scent is so incredibly true and is one of our best selling florals.