Tea gardens

A tea garden labourer plucks tea leaves at the organic tea garden of Temi Tea Estate in India's Himalayan state of Sikkim.

Sarah Rose's For All the Tea in China tells the story of how Britain hijacked control of the 19th century tea trade by transplanting production of the popular drink to India.

Green Tea Farm, Katsuura, Wakayama - Landscape Architects Network

In terms of major tea producers in the world, China is the leader, followed by India and Kenya. With the rise in demand for tea, it is understandable why countries have been aiming to produce different varieties of tea to meet the growing demand. According to statistics by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization for global tea production between 1993 and 2013, here are the top 10 major tea-producing countries in the world.

Create a charming tea garden that looks beautiful but also taste even better! Get all of the healthy benefits and delicious tea from your own garden.

As herbal tea enthusiasts, we use tasting notes to help us choose tea herbs that we’re likely to love. Learn how tasting notes can serve you and help you create more flavorful homemade blends.

Come with me into the garden; it’s time for a tea party. We’ll sit on the lawn, in the dappled shade of the trees. I’ve got the table ready and have picked a bouquet of lilacs. Even though the blooms were not as showy this year, they will still add a lovely touch to the […]

Learn what to plant in a tea garden at home. Check out our list of the 10 best plants to grow in a tea garden and how to harvest them too.

Tucked into a quiet enclave of the garden, a table for two laden with dainty treats bids the daughter’s first friend, greatest example, and dearest ally to enjoy an afternoon befitting her matchless beauty and grace. Raise a cup to maternal affection by hosting an intimate Mother’s Day tea party beneath a canopy of blooms.