The Complete Tea Garden Library

Swap the 2pm coffee for a cup you grew yourself


Four digital guides that take you from first seed to first cup: how to grow it, how to dry it, and how to steep it so herbal tea stops tasting like lawn clippings.

Instant digital download. Works for pots, porches and beds.

  • 30 blend recipes
  • 82-plant directory
  • 24 plant guides
  • Printables included
The Complete Tea Garden Library: four digital guides for growing and brewing herbal tea

Instant download

Start the same day you order.

30 blends, ready to brew

Exact proportions, water temperature and steep time.

Pots, porches or beds

Written for containers first, because that is where most of us start.

Printables included

Harvest calendar, starter checklist, blend cards and more.

Best value
Tea Garden Ebook Bundle: Growing Guide, Recipe Book, Container Gardening Guide and Plant Spreadsheet

The bundle

The Complete Tea Garden Library

The flagship guide, the 30-blend recipe book, the container system and the plant directory. Buying them one at a time works. It just costs more.

Plus printable bonuses: seasonal harvest calendar, seed starting timeline, first cup starter checklist, blend recipe cards and planner templates.

$65$47You save $18 (27%)

All four are instant digital downloads.

Get all four for $47

What's inside

Everything between the seed and the cup


Not a coffee table book. A working library you will get dirt on.

4

Guides

The flagship growing guide, the recipe book, the container garden system and the plant directory.

30

Blend recipes

Spring to winter, wellness to celebration. Each one comes with exact proportions, water temperature and steep time.

82

Plants mapped

A sortable reference with grow zones, sun, spacing and harvest stage, so you can plan before you plant.

The tea quiz

What kind of tea gardener are you?


Five questions. No wrong answers, only different plants.

5 questions. About a minute.

Question 1 of 5

Where would your tea garden live?

Question 2 of 5

It's 10pm. What's in your mug?

Question 3 of 5

How much time can you give it in July?

Question 4 of 5

Your favorite part of a recipe is...

Question 5 of 5

Pick the problem you'd most like a cup to solve.

Your tea personality

The Night Owl

Your plants: Chamomile, lemon balm, lavender


You don't need more energy. You need your brain to stop narrating at 11pm. Your garden is a wind-down garden: soft, fragrant, and forgiving of being ignored in August.

Start with

Your tea personality

The Porch Potter

Your plants: Mint, lemon verbena, holy basil


You've got a stoop, a balcony, or one sunny windowsill and a lot of ambition. Good. Tea herbs do better in pots than people expect, because you control the soil and the water and nothing else gets a vote.

Start with

Your tea personality

The Kitchen Alchemist

Your plants: Anise hyssop, lemon verbena, calendula


You will never follow a recipe exactly and we both know it. You want flavor first, and you want to know why a blend works so you can break the rules on purpose.

Start with

Your tea personality

The Apothecary Keeper

Your plants: Echinacea, holy basil, nettle


You have a notes app full of plant names and at least one jar labeled in handwriting only you can read. You want the whole picture: how it grows, what it does, and what the research says.

Start with

Your tea personality

The Wild Tender

Your plants: Chamomile, borage, mint


You'd rather the garden did most of the work. Fair. Plants want to live. Pick the ones that come back on their own, set up the water once, and harvest on your way past.

Start with

Not ready to buy anything? Fair.Start with the free tea blend journal and plant directory.

Get the free guides

Before you buy

Fair questions


Will it taste good, or like lawn clippings?

Most bad herbal tea is a steeping problem, not a plant problem. Every blend in the recipe book comes with exact proportions, water temperature and steep time, plus a harvest note for when each ingredient is at its best. Fix the steep and the tea gets better.

I'm tired and busy. Is this a lot of work?

A tea garden can be a few pots on a sunny step. The container guide includes a day-by-day first week, from choosing your spot on day one to drinking your first homegrown cup on day six. Start with the five-minute version and add plants as you go.

Do I need a yard?

No. One of the four guides is written for balconies, patios and windowsills. It covers containers, soil mix, watering, and the eight best herbs for pots.

Can herbal tea replace my afternoon coffee?

It can take the same slot: something to make, hold and sip. It will not work like caffeine, and no herb is a drug. The guides say what each plant is traditionally used for and say so when the evidence is thin. Herbal tea is lovely. It is not a replacement for your doctor.

Why the bundle instead of just the ebook?

The flagship ebook teaches you to grow. The recipe book teaches you to blend, the container guide covers small spaces, and the plant directory is the reference you open at the nursery. Bought together, the four cost less than they do separately. The savings are shown above.

Is it worth the price?

The bundle costs about the same as two small tins of specialty tea. A garden keeps making tea every year, and you decide what goes in it.

How do I get the files?

Everything is an instant digital download, so you can start the same day you order.

Tea Garden Ebook Bundle: Growing Guide, Recipe Book, Container Gardening Guide and Plant Spreadsheet

Ready when you are

Your first homegrown cup is closer than you think


Everything in one download: how to grow it, how to blend it, how to brew it. Start on a windowsill, a balcony or a bed, and let me know how it goes.

$47

Get the bundle

Instant digital download. Herbal tea is lovely. It is not a replacement for your doctor.