Floral tea

These 3 popular floral tea, from chrysanthemum, rosebud and osmanthus, will dress up your traditional teas, while releasing the aromas and healing benefits.

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Calming and aromatic, rosebud tea offers a delicate fragrance that instantly relaxes the mind and soul. These high-quality rosebuds can be brewed as a hot or cold floral tea, added to other teas as a flavor enhancement, or used as an accent for mocktails and baked goods. Brewing instructions: Pour boiling water over 4-5 flowers. Steep for 3 minutes and enjoy.

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A few birthdays ago a friend of mine gave me a packet of blooming teas flowering teas. I am an avid lover of herbal teas,

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