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plants Joined: 5/01/2007 Location: sacramento Posts: 30	Posted: May/10/2007 12:31 PM PST does any one know what part of the pasion flower vine you use to make tea and do you dry it . oh and does any on know if it is the same tea they use at Starbucks. because if so i can save a bunddle with making my own. adn if any one knows of any other teas that can be made with garden plants? Quote \| Reply \| Report

divaqs Joined: 4/10/2007 Location: Posts: 154	Posted: May/10/2007 9:19 PM PST There are a variety of edible flowers that make good tea. I kind of like rose tea, which I was first introduced to at a nice restaurant I sometimes go to. I also make my own teas from wintergreen, mint, and chamomile. I don't bother drying my plants before making tea out of them. There really isn't a need to dry the plants unless you want to store a lot of tea ingrediants for a long time. Personally, I just get what I need from the plants when I need it. Quote \| Reply \| Report

plants Joined: 5/01/2007 Location: sacramento Posts: 30	Posted: May/15/2007 3:27 PM PST rose tea how do you make it? Quote \| Reply \| Report

Lambeau Joined: 3/24/2008 Location: Oregon Posts: 34	Posted: Jul/22/2008 12:57 AM PST Rose tea- just like any old tea, steep the pedals Passion- With passion tea, you want to steep the actual flower heads. You can dry them, or not. Not a big deal. The only reason I have trouble bringing myself to stick those flowers in tea is because the fruit grows from the old flower heads. But I do like Passion flower tea. Quote \| Reply \| Report

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