Grow Your Own Tea Garden Starter Plant Bundle | 5 Herbal Tea Plants

Grow Your Own Cup of Tea. 🌿☕

Bring the Farmacy into your own backyard with Sweet Martha’s Tea Garden Starter Bundle—a hand-selected collection of five beautiful herbs traditionally enjoyed in herbal teas and infusions.

I chose this combination to give you variety in flavor, color, aroma, and growing experience instead of simply filling the box with similar herbs.

🌿 Your Tea Garden Includes

Holy Basil (Tulsi)

A fragrant, aromatic herb with a long tradition of use in herbal tea. Its warm, slightly spicy flavor makes it a beautiful addition to homemade tea blends.

Wild Bergamot / Bee Balm

A wonderfully aromatic native herb with a minty, citrusy character. Its leaves and flowers can be used in herbal infusions, and its blooms are a favorite of bees and other pollinators.

Sweet Pear Mint

A refreshing mint with a sweet, fruity aroma. Enjoy it on its own or use it to brighten homemade tea blends.

Butterfly Pea

Known for its striking blue flowers that create naturally vibrant blue herbal infusions. Add citrus and watch the color shift toward purple!

Calendula Resina

A beautiful medicinal calendula variety with golden blooms. The petals can be harvested and dried for herbal preparations and tea blends.

💚 Bundle Price: $22.22

Purchased separately, these five starter plants are $26.64.

Bundle & save $4.42.

From My Farmacy to Yours

Your plants are grown with care at Sweet Martha’s Family Farmacy in Alabama.

All starter plants are shipped to thrive and include:

• After-shipping care instructions

• Transplanting guidance

• Long-term growing and harvesting care

• Contact information if you need additional help with your plants

Whether you're beginning your first herbal garden or adding new plants to an established one, this bundle gives you five herbs you can grow, harvest, dry, blend, and enjoy right at home.

Grow it. Harvest it. Brew it. 🌿

Plants are sold for gardening purposes. Information about traditional herbal uses is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.