This is the perfect day
to gather and dry some herbs
from my little Tea Garden.
I am inspired by this little book
from my bookshelf.
harvesting, also!
Calendula
The Tea Garden
Pineapple Sage in flower
Parsley peeking out from behind the Anise Hyssop
Lemon Verbena and Pineapple Sage
Dwarf Blue Hyssop
Dittany of Crete Oregano
Thai Basil
Lavender!
Parsley drying
Calendula
The Tea Garden
Pineapple Sage in flower
Parsley peeking out from behind the Anise Hyssop
Lemon Verbena and Pineapple Sage
Dwarf Blue Hyssop
Dittany of Crete Oregano
Thai Basil
Lavender!
Parsley drying
Catnip ~ dried the other day.
Anise Hyssop leaves and flower buds
Pineapple Sage and Lemon Verbena
Mmmmm! Can't wait to try mixing my own
Cove Cottage Tea Blend!
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Joining Susan for
And
An Oregon Cottage
for
~*~
"When the grass disappears, the new growth is seen,
and the herbs of the mountains are gathered in"
Proverbs 27:25
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Want to see how I make a
'Pot of Chocolate'?
Come on over to...
(I bet you thought I was
going to have you come to
The Pantry, didn't you!)
This is a different kind
of Chocolate Pot!
:~P
7 comments:
I have been drying sage and mint. And they are just wonderful when you make some tea :-)
We have the same dehydrator - I bought it at a garage sale for $2.00 awesome bargain!
My pineapple sage hasn't flowered yet...what pretty flowers it has.
I am looking forward to drying the rest of my herbs.
Blessings,
Maria
PS: Thank you for sharing :-D
What a fun idea! I just harvested some herbs the other day and have them hanging up to dry. This is the first year that I have planted Calendula and I am harvesting that also to make some salve with.
Blessings!
~Nadine
Oh everything looks wonderful. I was able to do this last year and I had a wonderful harvest for tea when I had my little garden and it is so hot and sunny here I was able to dry everything really quickly outside. Just the other day I washed and dryed one of Anna's little shirts outside would you believe it dried in 10 minutes that is how hot the sun is here....Enjoy your garden may you have a wonderful bountiful harvest with tea that lasts thru the winter to come ~Love Heather
Wow, your herbs are many and varied, and the pics are fabulous! I grow some of the same ones you do, but it's always fun to see what's going on in other gardens. I can't wait to hear about the tea blends. Thanks for sharing!
Raeann,
What a delightful cup of tea! Please let us know how your blends turn out!
Blessings,
Gina
PS I couldn't fix my SH&H blog so started over here.
What an absolutely beautiful garden!! I am always in awe of successful garderners:)
Heading over to the garden (and maybe a sneak bit in the pantry as well...haven't been there in awhile)!
Raeann,
I want to formally invite you to my first Cottage Giveaway on my new blog. I hope you stop in and enter. :)
Gina
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