Calming Infusions Archives - Home Grown Herb and Tea

The Flower Child

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:28 +0000

Born on Mothers Day, this delightful bouquet of lavender, rose petals, jasmine flowers and lemongrass is uplifting, clean and refreshing.

Taste: Floral, clean, mildly sweet

Energy: Balanced: =VPK, cooling, nervine and flow encouraging.

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea, steep 3-5 minutes covered. Sweeten to taste, I steep with a fresh lemon wedge at the tea shop. This blend is wonderful iced in the summer too - so refreshing!

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea, steep 3-5 minutes covered. Sweeten to taste, though quite naturally so on its own.

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The Nightcap

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:28 +0000

This sleepy blend of valerian root, linden flowers, chamomile, lavender, hops and lemon balm is so effective it should definitely be your last round.

Taste: Pungent, floral

Energy: Balanced: =VPK, sedative, nervine

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea, steep 2-5 minutes covered. This blend can be very powerful, good to start with a shorter steep and experiment with a strength that best suits your needs. Sweeten to taste - valerian is not the yummiest!

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The Teacher’s Pet

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:28 +0000

A well planned infusion of kava kava, ashwaganda, St. John's wort, saw palmetto berries, lemon verbena and dried Maine apple, to help calm the nerves and restore your passion.

Taste: Earthy and fruity

Energy: =VP,+K, grounding, calming and tonic

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea and steep covered 3-5 minutes. Sweeten to taste.

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Holy Tea

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:27 +0000

To be enjoyed religiously for it's saintly goodness, this adaptogenic blend of holy basil, angelica root, solomans seal, gotu kola, Saigon cassia, star anise and vanilla bean is intended to be grounding and restorative, helping to alleviate the auto immune responses often related to stress.

Taste: Sweet, mildly earthy and spicy

Energy: Balanced: =VPK warming, restorative, adaptogenic action

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea, steep 3-5 minutes covered. Sweeten to taste, though quite naturally so on its own.

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