Camellia Tea Breeze

Black tea sweet tea green tea and white tea are all made from the new growth of the camellia sinensis plant.

Camellia tea breeze. Glossy dark green foliage is thin but leathery. Family theaceae name status tentatively accepted name. Browse pictures and read growth cultivation information about tea plant camellia sinensis tea breeze supplied by member gardeners in the plantfiles database at dave s garden. Last listed in the rhs plant finder in 2016.

The dark green glossy leaves are processed in a variety of ways to produce teas with different flavours. This selection of tea camellia is as wonderful in the garden as it is in your glass. Fragrant pure white flowers with yellow stamens bloom in fall and early winter. The plant is now widely grown in india ceylon and east africa as well as in its homeland china.

The black and green teas made from the leaves have been consumed by humans for thousands of years today being the second most consumed beverage in the world. Today tea has emerged to be one of the most sought after beverages worldwide. An excellent variety for green tea. Tea breeze produces aprofusion of fragrant 1 2 pure white flowers with a large boss of golden yellow stamens that are set against the deep green glossy leaves.

Valley georgia 31030 6974 telephone. Find help information on camellia sinensis tea breeze from the rhs. The evolution of tea also known as camellia sinensis as its botanical name goes way back to 2737 bc when a chinese emperor accidentally discovered it as a beverage that gave vigor of body contentment and determination of purpose. Tea is simply an infusion made with the leaves from the evergreen plant camellia sinensis.

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Traditional tea plant for green and black teas a vigorous evergreen shrub to 4 10 ft tall and wide but easily kept smaller through pruning or perhaps regular harvesting of the glossy green leaves.