This is the tale of a plant the south forgot about and yet never stopped using. Sweet tea is considered a staple of southern culture, but have you ever seen it growing in a southern garden?

Sweet tea is a tradition in the south. ... Infused vodkas and spirits in general have done nothing but grow as a market segment for more than a decade, after all.

It's impossible to mention sweet tea without talking about the South. ... And in 1868 —iced tea’s big year — New Orleans cut ...

Late summer and fall can be a good time to plant perennial herbs. ... Never to late to plant a tea garden | Garden Column. Updated: Aug. 17, 2016, 3:03 p.m. | ...

I bought my first 'Sweet Tea' gordlinia at Stanley's Greenhouses last year so I anticipate you will be seeing this plant at many of our family-owned garden centers.

Let’s review. To make a single glass on sweet tea, you will need: 2 cups of water, divided. 1-2 cheap black tea bags. 1-3 tablespoons of white sugar ...

Both green tea and the black tea more commonly used to make the South’s beloved sweet tea come from the same plant (Camellia sinensis), but they are processed differently and have distinct ...

That flower is one that, even today, you can plant in your backyard to grow tea. Map of iced tea consumption. Today, sweet tea is synonymous with Southern cuisine.

New Jersey tea is a sweetly fragrant addition to a native plant garden to attract hummingbirds and a good replacement for a Chinese native, the butterfly bush, that's commonly used in gardens to ...

If you’re a Taylor Swift fan (a Swiftie), you might have heard one of her unreleased songs, Sweet Tea and God’s Graces. In the chorus, she sings, “You can get ...