Wildflower Meadow Tea
A soft floral blend that tastes like a gentle walk through blooming fields.
π± Ingredients
1 tbsp chrysanthemum or chamomile
1 tsp dried rose petals
Pinch of hibiscus (ΒΌ tsp, optional for color)
1β2 cups hot water
Maple syrup if desired
π« Preparation
Add all dried flowers to your teacup or infuser.
Pour hot water, allowing petals to dance and bloom.
Steep for 5β7 minutes.
Sweeten lightly if desired.
Sip slowly, imagining soft petals floating beside a creek.
π Notes
Perfect for emotional softness, morning journaling, and heart-centered days.
Creekside Calm Tea
A gentle, grounding blend to settle the spirit.
π± Ingredients
1 tbsp dried chamomile
1 tsp dried lavender
1 tsp lemon balm (optional but wonderful)
1β2 cups hot water
Maple syrup or honey (optional)
π« Preparation
Add chamomile, lavender, and lemon balm into a tea infuser or directly into your mug.
Pour hot (not boiling) water over the herbs.
Let steep for 5β7 minutes.
Sweeten lightly if desired.
Sit somewhere quiet, breathe deeply, and sip slowly.
π Notes
This tea is ideal for sleep, anxiety, or emotional heaviness.
It tastes like laying in soft grass beside the creek.
Mint and Citrus Clarity Tea
A bright, refreshing blend that clears the mind and opens your senses.
π± Ingredients
A handful of fresh mint leaves (6β10 leaves)
1 lemon slice
1 orange slice
1β2 cups hot water
π« Preparation
Gently crush the mint leaves between your fingers to release aroma.
Place mint, lemon, and orange into a cup or teapot.
Pour hot water over the ingredients.
Steep for 3β5 minutes.
Sip while sitting near a window or outside.
π Notes
Perfect for midday clarity, fogginess, or grounding after overwhelm.
Feels like sunlight breaking through leaves.
Lavender, Vanilla Comfort Tea
Warm, floral, gently sweet β like a hug in a cup.
π± Ingredients
Β½ tsp dried culinary lavender
1 tea bag rooibos or black tea (rooibos keeps it caffeine-free)
1 splash vanilla extract (β βΒΌ tsp)
Oat milk or almond milk (optional)
Maple syrup to sweeten (optional)
π« Preparation
Add lavender + tea bag to your mug.
Pour hot water over the ingredients.
Steep 4β6 minutes (rooibos) or 2β3 minutes (black tea).
Remove the tea bag.
Add vanilla + oat milk.
Sweeten if desired.
Stir gently, inhale the scent, then sip warmly.
π Notes
This tea is perfect for journaling, reading, or slowing down your breath.
It feels like warm lamplight at dusk.
Honey, Ginger Hearth Tea
Warming, nurturing, and grounding β a hearth-fire in a cup.
π± Ingredients
4β6 fresh ginger slices (ΒΌ inch thick)
Β½ tsp cinnamon (optional)
1β2 cups water
Maple syrup or honey to sweeten
π« Preparation
Add ginger slices to a small pot of water.
Bring to a gentle boil.
Reduce heat and simmer 5β10 minutes, depending on desired strength.
Remove from heat and strain into your mug.
Add cinnamon (optional).
Sweeten to taste.
Wrap your hands around the cup and breathe deeply.
π Notes
Lovely on cold days, emotional days, or when you need grounding.
Feels like a warm blanket around your shoulders.