Astragalus
A mild, sweet root, a staple of Chinese herbal tradition.
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Leaves, roots and flowers used through the cooler months, when people want to breathe easily and deeply.
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A mild, sweet root, a staple of Chinese herbal tradition.
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A soft, woolly leaf with a long European folk history.
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A prized mushroom from the high mountains of Asia.
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The purple coneflower of the prairies, tingly on the tongue.
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A tall sunflower relative with a bittersweet, aromatic root.
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A naturally sweet root that rounds out any blend.
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A North American herb with a sharp, peppery taste.
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Leaf of New Zealand's manuka tree, aromatic and traditional to Maori.
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A soft, silky root and leaf, mild and slightly sweet.
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Soft, velvety leaves, light and fluffy in a blend.
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Deep green and mineral-rich, a nourishing everyday tea.
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Cool, bright and familiar: the after-dinner classic.
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Fresh, resinous needles for a forest-scented tea.
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Sweet pink blossoms from the meadow.
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A small blue-flowered meadow herb from European tradition.
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