Herbal blends

Herbal Academy on Instagram: "We're breaking down our Soothing Sleep Tea showing how we blended this recipe with a base herb, supporting herb, and two synergist herbs. ​ ​SOOTHING SLEEP TEA RECIPE BASE HERB: 1 cup dried chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) ​SUPPORTING HERB: ​½ cup dried lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) ​ ​SYNERGIST HERBS: ¼ cup dried rose (Rosa spp.) petals 1 tablespoon dried lavender (Lavandula officinalis) You can find step-by-step directions on preparing this tea as well as

This tart herbal tea blend is a nice tea to have on hand. It is anti-inflammatory, soothing and calming. I love it with a squeeze of lemon and touch of honey. Enjoy!

Learn how to make your own herbal smoking blend at home.

Smokable herbs are a legal and organic alternative to Cannabis and Tobacco that do not show up in urine, saliva or hair drug test.

As herbal tea enthusiasts, we use tasting notes to help us choose tea herbs that we’re likely to love. Learn how tasting notes can serve you and help you create more flavorful homemade blends.

I’ve tried many different herbal tea blend varieties, and after a while I decided to DIY and recreate some of the best blends I have sampled around the world!

Guide to blending herbal teas with 9 favorite herbal tea recipes. Includes a base blending formula and tips for getting the best flavor.

Handcrafted tea blends for every need. Caffeine free, herbal, botanical blends from organic wildcrafted sources. Ounces listed are sold by volume. Enjoy a cuppa as part of your daily relaxation, mindfulness, and self care routine. Or pick a blend specifically crafted to target what ails you. Add a

There are many ways to cope with stress, and one of them can be with herbs to help support the body and calm the nerves down. So if you’re going through a stressful time, say a pandemic, this may be the tea for you!

The internet can be a fantastic place to learn about herbs—with a significant caveat: anyone can share any sort of information that they want, free of qualifications or checks and balances. That’s why we’ve coralled our most-trusted online herbal resources for you to peruse. Materia medica, plant identification, recipes, research articles—it’s all here.

Most herbal teas are caffeine-free so they make great nighttime drinks. See how to make hot and iced herbal teas from hibiscus to chamomile.

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Herbal teas are an easy way to get more nutritive herbs into your day. Learn how to make your own tea blends with this simple 3-part formula.

Have you ever tried tea blending? Making herbal tea blends is an excellent but gentle way to start experimenting with herb properties.

These herbal tea blends contain incredibly nourishing and calming plant medicines. They make sweet lil' sippers for those times you need to chill out. Start by making smaller batches to make sure you like the tea before making large batches to have on hand. These recipes make about 6 1-cup servings each (~6 tablespoons of dried tea blend). If you love the tea, multiply the recipe to save yourself some time in the future.<br><br>Enjoy your tea hot or chilled and sweeten with honey or your…