Herbal Tea Garden Seeds Kit – 5 Heirloom Medicinal Herbs for Soothing Teas, Remedies & Pollinator-Friendly Gardens

Create a fragrant and functional garden with the Herbal Tea Garden Seeds Kit from Survival Garden Seeds. This curated 5-herb collection includes Lavender, German Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Spearmint, and Echinacea Purple Coneflower—beloved heirloom, non-GMO herbs valued for their calming teas, soothing infusions, and natural wellness benefits.

Grow Herbal Teas and Natural Remedies:
Enjoy fresh, homegrown ingredients for tea, tinctures, and infusions.

• Chamomile and Lavender promote calm and relaxation.
• Lemon Balm and Spearmint add bright, refreshing flavor.
• Echinacea is a time-honored herb for immune support and seasonal wellness.
• Homegrown herbs offer pure, fresh aromas and peace of mind in every cup you brew.

Companion Plants with Extra Benefits:
These medicinal herbs do more than flavor your teas—they support your garden ecosystem.

• Attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies.
• Deter common garden pests naturally.
• Enhance your vegetable garden’s productivity and visual appeal.

Easy to Grow Indoors or Outdoors:
Designed for beginner and experienced gardeners alike, these herbs thrive in containers, raised beds, or traditional plots.

• Perennial herbs like lavender and echinacea return each year.
• Fast-growing annuals such as chamomile, lemon balm, and spearmint provide quick harvests.
• Most varieties love full sun and become drought-tolerant once established—perfect for a wide range of USDA zones.

Why Customers Love the Herbal Tea Garden Seeds Kit:

• Includes five trusted medicinal herbs for teas and remedies.
• Pollinator-friendly plants that enhance any garden.
• Easy to grow indoors or outdoors in most climates.
• Fresh, natural ingredients for homemade wellness.
• Backed by a family-owned, USA-based seed company.

How to Grow:

1. Start seeds indoors or sow directly outdoors after the last frost.
2. Provide full sun and well-drained soil.
3. Keep soil lightly moist until seedlings are established.
4. Harvest leaves and flowers regularly to encourage continued growth.
5. Dry herbs for long-term storage or use fresh in teas and infusions.