Planting a tea garden can actually help the rest of your garden grow by attracting pollinators, and help you cool down when things heat up. There’s so many plants you could grow in a tea garden but for cooling herbs to help with the summer heat you should try: Lavender Lemon Balm Chamomile Hibiscus Mint Borage Calendula #gardening #gardenharvest #harvestingvegetables #gardeninspiration #gardenlove #gardenproduce #growyourownfood #growfood #growingfood #herbgarden #herbgardening #herbgardens | Th

Planting a tea garden can actually help the rest of your garden grow by attracting pollinators, and a lot of the mouth wateringly delicious plants you can use for tea like nasturtium and marigolds also act as trap crops to keep pests away from your other garden plants. There’s so many plants you could use in a tea garden but some of my favorites are lemon verbena, sage, lavender, calendula, lemon balm, chamomile and rosemary - all edible and delicious additions to your cup. And storing them in a