But in most cases, tea plants need to be spread apart by around one metre, to give them space to grow. Because of this, ‘it ...

Growing tea plants in the garden, however, can provide enough leaves to keep your kettle whistling year-round. Camellia ...

A hedge of Camellia sinensis plants. The plant's leaves are used to make white, green, black and oolong teas. (Missouri Botanical Garden/The Associated Press) ...

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She recommends seating the viable soil with compost for about 14 days before starting to grow your tea plants. Your plants will grow magnificently within six to twelve months you can brew your own ...