Flower infusions like red clover and chamomile gently balance hormones with fewer side effects and lasting wellness benefits.

Prepare the glass by dipping the edge in citrus sugar, filling both glasses with ice, and garnishing with two slices of lemon and one sprig of lavender. Pour the infusion into the glass until it’s ...

Bee balm (Monarda) is a beautiful and useful plant in any medicinal herb garden. Not only does it add color, but it also ...

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Tea Forté introduced Demoiselle, the seventh curated collection with The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG). The calming ...

Edmonds Pride is teaming up with the Edmonds Lutheran Church Saturday, May 3 to bring together the LGBTQIA+ community in ...

This hybrid tea rose puts forth large, 5-inch blooms with up to 250 deep-pink petals apiece. Highly fragrant with a scent ...

Want to enjoy homemade blue tea straight from your garden? Growing butterfly pea flowers (also known as Clitoria ternatea) is ...

To plant butterfly pea seeds, soak them overnight in water to hasten germination. Sow seeds about one inch deep into the ...

Don't throw out your tea bags after a cuppa, how to use peppermint, chamomile and other teabags to fertilize your plants.

You can occasionally find edible flowers at the Rochester Farmers Market, but hey should be clearly marked as being edible.