Stinging nettle leaves are tasty and high in nutrients. The young leaves are edible, and the leaves are also dried and may be then be used to make a tisane, as can also be done with the nettle's flowers.
Nettle Tea: Put about 2 teaspoons of loose leaf nettle or 1 teaspoon crushed nettle into a cup. Add 1 tablespoon sassafras or a cinnamon stick. Pour boiling water over mixture and let steep for a few minutes. Strain, then add honey and enjoy!
Our Stinging Nettles are grown naturally, without chemical pesticides or herbicides.
Our Dried Stinging Nettles are packaged as a 1/4 oz portion in a resealable plastic bag. A 1/4 oz pkg will make 12-15 cups of tea - more if you are frugal and use your teaball twice!
Shipping is via USPS Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation. Buy additional quantities of this or our other dried herbs and pay one low combined shipping fee.
WE ARE GREEN! Our herbs are naturally grown from division or cuttings from our gardens. No chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers are ever used.
We sell live herbs as plants or rootstock with developed, healthy root systems. Plants have tops cut back to 2"-3" of topgrowth prior to shipping to avoid damage in transit.
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The statements regarding the use and/or historical use of our naturally grown herbs have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Check with your physician, naturopath, homeopath or herbalist for answers to questions about your health & the use of herbs.
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