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Three bowls containing dried herbs
MK201 - Lee Valley MIY Herbal Tea Garden Kit
Scooping dried herbs into a tea infuser
Placing a Wonder Soil wafer into a fiber pot
Watering seeded pots with a seedling sprayer
Harvesting herbs with micro shears
Making a herb drying rack with a piece of dowel and sisal twine
MK201 - Lee Valley MIY Herbal Tea Garden Kit
Three bowls containing dried herbs
MK201 - Lee Valley MIY Herbal Tea Garden Kit
Scooping dried herbs into a tea infuser
Placing a Wonder Soil wafer into a fiber pot
Watering seeded pots with a seedling sprayer
Harvesting herbs with micro shears
Making a herb drying rack with a piece of dowel and sisal twine
MK201 - Lee Valley MIY Herbal Tea Garden Kit

Make It Yourself Herbal Tea Garden Kit

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Our herbal tea garden is a perfect endeavor for the new gardener since it lets you start small.

Your growing adventure begins with planting six different herbal seed varieties into fiber pots. You will learn how to use Wonder Soil soilless potting mix and plant seeds following the specifications on each seed packet.

To help you deal with the main challenges between germination and harvest, we offer plenty of articles and videos that will make you feel as though you have your own personal gardening coach.

Then, as harvest time approaches, and in anticipation of your first cup of homegrown herbal tea, you will make a low-tech herb drying rack with a dowel and sisal twine, and then learn how to air dry the leaves and flowers.

This project is suitable for skill levels from beginner to intermediate, for ages 14 years and up, and will take about 6 months (a full growing season) to complete.

The well-thought-out kit includes everything you need to make it yourself, including over $80 of hand tools and reusable supplies.

The seed packets include peppermint, lemon bergamot, lemon balm, orange balm, calendula and chamomile. Components of the kit are listed under the Specifications tab.

Three bowls containing dried herbs

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    Make It Yourself Herbal Tea Garden Kit

    Our herbal tea garden is a perfect endeavor for the new gardener since it lets you start small.

    Your growing adventure begins with planting six different herbal seed varieties into fiber pots. You will learn how to use Wonder Soil soilless potting mix and plant seeds following the specifications on each seed packet.

    To help you deal with the main challenges between germination and harvest, we offer plenty of articles and videos that will make you feel as though you have your own personal gardening coach.

    Then, as harvest time approaches, and in anticipation of your first cup of homegrown herbal tea, you will make a low-tech herb drying rack with a dowel and sisal twine, and then learn how to air dry the leaves and flowers.

    This project is suitable for skill levels from beginner to intermediate, for ages 14 years and up, and will take about 6 months (a full growing season) to complete.

    The well-thought-out kit includes everything you need to make it yourself, including over $80 of hand tools and reusable supplies.

    The seed packets include peppermint, lemon bergamot, lemon balm, orange balm, calendula and chamomile. Components of the kit are listed under the Specifications tab.

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