💐🫖 Tea Leaves Can Make Your Garden Bloom 🌺🌹
Posted by Dani Noto on
Do you ever wonder how some people can grow the most gorgeous flowers while yours look kind of sad?
How about your trees and shrubs? Do they look healthy?
If you are struggling with these problems, I have a great suggestion that can help.
This is one of my favorite secrets. I bet some people whose flowers, shrubs, and trees you envy may do it too.
A simple cup or pot of tea using your favorite loose-leaf tea can make all the difference!
After you steeped your tea and are ready to clean your basket strainer, don't throw the tea leaves in the trash.
Instead, add them to your planters or spread them in your garden and around your trees. That's what I do, and I will say my flowers, shrubs, and trees look amazing since I've started doing this.
When I've finished brewing my tea (and the flavor doesn't matter), I simply take the used tea leaves (no need to dry them out) and add them to my potting soil, garden soil, or compost bin. This gives me an acid-rich, nourishing compost that I use all over my garden to fertilize and grow my plants.
Another great thing about using tea leaves in your garden is that they keep pests, slugs, mice, and other fungal infections at bay.
Here is another plant tip: Spritz your favorite houseplants with the leftover tea from your mugs and teapots to help nourish and protect them against fungal infections. Just make sure the tea you're using has no milk, cream, or added sweeteners. Simply pour the cooled tea into a spray bottle, and you're ready to go.
Do you have any questions or need a tea suggestion? Feel free to reply to this email, call, or text. We're here to assist you every step of the way!
I hope you'll give these two tips a try. You'll be amazed at how your garden grows.
~Dani
Disclaimer: This newsletter is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition. It is not to replace the advice of a qualified healthcare or medical professional.
