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Kathie's Herb Page
... 2 gallon set aside 1 Quart Can Apricot Nectar 2 Quarts Bee Balm Tea with one set aside 1 sliced orange 1 sliced lemon 2 ... chill. Combine half gallon of cranberry-raspberry juice and 1 quart bee balm tea and freeze that amount in ice cube trays or molds. Freeze ... two quarts of chilled club soda and float Bee Balm flowers if desired. Bee Balm Tea 1/2 cup Bee Balm Flowers. 2 quarts of hot-but non-boiled ...
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Edible Flowers Chart - Home Cooking
... : lemon, mint. More info here. Bee Balm Monarda species Used in place of bergamot to make a tea with a flavor similar to Earl Grey Tea. More info here. Borage Borago officinalis ... floral, slightly perfumey flavor Lemon Verbena Aloysia triphylla Tastes like: lemony flavor, usually steeped for tea Lilac Syringa vulgaris Tastes like: lemony, floral, pungent Mallow: Common Malva sylrestris Tastes like: ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Balm - Herb Profile and Information
... bee,' indicative of the attraction the flowers have for those insects, on account of the honey they produce. ---History---The word Balm ... Balm tea sweetened with honey, and herb teas were the usual breakfasts of Llewelyn Prince of Glamorgan, who died in his 108th year. Carmelite water, of which Balm ...
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Monarda didyma cv. Cambridge Scarlet Bee Balm
... Bee Balm Bee Balm flowers are a burst of sunshine. Cambridge Scarlet Bee Balm (above) and Rose Scented Bee Balm (on the left) make great additions to our Edible Flower Herb Garden Six Pack. Leaves can be dried for tea. Plants die back to the ground in winter and reemerge in the spring. Visit our Lavender Bee Balm page ...
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Monarda fistulosa Lavender Bee Balm
... Bee Balm leaves are very strongly flavored and should be dried before use. Add the dried leaves to black tea and make your own Earl Grey. Bee Balm is one of the six plants chosen to be in our Edible Flower Herb Garden and in our Zone 5 Tea ...
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Tea Theme Garden
... spruce and oak trees. The tallest plants, angelica (#1) and bee balm (#6) on the shady side, fennel (#11) and lemon verbena (#16 ... Book, Storey Communications, Pownal, VT, 1992. Original attachments: Tea Theme Garden (drawn plan) Tea Theme ~ Plant List The New England Unit of ... the home page under the seal. home site map tea theme This Tea Theme garden was written and researched by Rhonda Haavisto ...
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Tea Theme Plant List/FINAL
... tea combined with mint. 6 bee balm (red flowered) Monarda didyma P m w 2–4 ft. leaves & flowers Also called bergamot & Oswego tea. Decoct flowers for "Golden Melissa" tea ... balm Melissa officinalis P m w 2–3 ft. leaves Fresh leaves have more flavor ~ tea has a lemony taste/scent. The colonists used for "Melissa tea ... -de-maté & Paraguay tea. Makes a stimulating tea, very high in caffeine. Key: A = ...
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Plant Pictures - Perennials - Monarda 'Bee Balm' (Monarda didyma)
... - Perennials - Monarda 'Bee Balm' (Monarda didyma) Over the garden gate To sponsor this category, please email the webmaster for details « Back Perennials Monarda 'Bee Balm' (Monarda didyma) Photo By Lisa58 Northeast ... ornamental for its terminal cluster of red blossoms (sometimes pink in garden varieties). Oswego tea is similar and closely related to wild bergamot. Hardy USDA Zones 4-10 Tolerates ...
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Monarda - bee balm
... bee balm | home | | hostas | | perennials | | tools, books, & gifts | | FAQ | | nursery | | journal | | gardening forums | Monarda (moh-NAR-duh). Bee balm. - Soil: Average to rich, evenly moist Blooms: Summer Zones: Varies by type At the nursery: Out of Stock Available by mail order: None Description and Cultural Information: M. didyma, bee balm, Oswego tea ...
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Monarda 'Cambridge Scarlet' - BEE BALM - Rainyside.com
... Scarlet' - BEE BALM - Rainyside.com Plant Gallery and Growing Guide - Perennials Monarda 'Cambridge Scarlet' ©2005 BEE BALM, OSWEGO TEA, HORSEMINT Family: Lamiaceae Geographic Origin Garden. Plant Group Herbs. ©2005 Attributes ... tea" after it bloomed in his garden in 1745. The other common name, bee balm, came about when people used the flowers to make it into a poultice, taking the sting out of bee ...
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