Sentences with phrase «of tea bushes»

Workers rise early in the morning, strolling or motor - biking down the winding road that links the village to the estate, and head into fields of tea bushes to fill bags of tea leaves plucked by hand.

It is most commonly consumed by humans in infusions extracted from the seed of the coffee plant and the leaves of the tea bush, as well as from various foods and drinks containing products derived from the kola nut.

This White Peony tea, is produced in China using either the bud or top two leaves and bud of the tea bush.

Not exact matches

We can see healthy tea bushes now, a better spread of branches, and more crop as a result.

The manuka bush is a relative of the tea tree and the cool thing about the tea tree is its oil, it is a natural antiseptic, as well as antibacterial and anti-fungal.

Matcha green tea bushes are grown under lots of shade which boosts their chlorophyll content (that's the bright green stuff that contains all the nutrients).

The leaves of rooibos, translated from Afrikaans as «red bush,» are sipped in ruby - hued teas around the world but were previously sought by early settlers for their capacity to heal skin and reduce inflammation.

«The Sichuan bush warbler is exceedingly secretive and difficult to spot as its preferred habitat is dense brush and tea plantations,» said Rasmussen, who has helped document and scientifically describe 10 new species of birds.

A beautiful fragrant red herbal tea with a naturally sweet taste and floral aroma, Rooibos grows exclusively in the Cederberg Mountains of South Africa and on a bush that is very unlike traditional tea plants.

Red bush tea is derived from the leaves of the rooibos plant.

The preparation of matcha starts several weeks before harvest and can last up to 20 days, when the tea bushes are covered to prevent direct sunlight.

However, McCall Smith's sense of literary genius comes through once again but in a less vivid and lively setting, free of cooked pumpkin and bush tea but instead in the Spring of Edinburgh, narrow backstreets, Victorian townhouses, art galleries.

Bogawantalawa is known as «The Golden Valley» on account of its lush, vigorous tea bushes that produce full bodied to light, delicate and fragrant teas throughout the year.

Enjoy bush tea and damper (a simple Australian form of bread) at the end of the tour.

Enjoy an early morning cup of tea or coffee while listening to the sounds of the bush coming to life!

Since the introduction of the first tea bush in 1903, tea has been an important crop for Kenya — from the establishment of large estates in 1924 to the beginning of smallholder cultivation in the 1950s and the subsequent formation of the KTDA (Kenyan Tea Development Agency) in 19tea bush in 1903, tea has been an important crop for Kenya — from the establishment of large estates in 1924 to the beginning of smallholder cultivation in the 1950s and the subsequent formation of the KTDA (Kenyan Tea Development Agency) in 19tea has been an important crop for Kenya — from the establishment of large estates in 1924 to the beginning of smallholder cultivation in the 1950s and the subsequent formation of the KTDA (Kenyan Tea Development Agency) in 19Tea Development Agency) in 1964.