Homegrown Herbal Tea

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tincture (alcohol of your favorite type mixed with the herbs at their prime potency of the scent(s) you like :) ) or an extract (non-alcoholic and likely more involved).
 

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This year's NichiNichi Herbal Tea N1 new blend
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Rose, dried in the greenhouse - I am so surprised that the color can remain so well. The temperature recently in the greenhouse can reach 45C at least during afternoon peak time
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The mother plant - as Rosa rugosa produces a lot of basal shoots, I already propagate about 10 daughter plants and relocated them for future harvest. Don't know why, but this year, the roses are just splendid, all of them.
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Working with bees - we both get what we need :love
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N1: 澄 (Sumi) – Calm & Clear​

Soothing and clarifying — a gentle blend for moments of stillness. Perfect as an all-day tea, especially ideal in the evening.

Ingredients:
Chamomile – calming, floral, supports sleep and digestion
Mint – refreshing clarity, helps ease tension
Rose petals – soft aroma, emotionally uplifting

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This batch is for the cafe, so I did create a bit more fancy name and discription. Later, I will make a smaller batch for myself :D

I love my own blend, and another two are already in the plan. I am waiting for my Linden trees to start producing flowers, may take another two or three years :p
 

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