Name: Green Tea Plant - 1 Gallon
Brand: Seed Ranch
SKU: tea-plant1
Price: 17.77 USD
Availability: InStock

Green Tea Plant - 1 Gallon

$17.77

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Currently, we are unable to send plants to California.

Green Tea Plant (Camelia Sininus)

Now you can grow your own tea plants! Fresh green tea leaves, with all of their health benefits, are yours for the picking all year long. Both green and black teas are easily produced from the leaves of this evergreen shrub. Hardy to zone 7 but can be easily grown in a pot and brought in during the winter. Tea shrubs can grow to 10 feet, but are usually kept to 4-5 feet for ease of harvesting. They can also be grown as a hedge or as an espalier up against a garden wall.

Full Sun

Keep Moist

10°F+

Apply slow release fertilizer every 2-3 months

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Based on 2 reviews Average Product Rating 4.5 stars

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5 star rating Theresa Mancini T. M. Theresa M.
21-04-2023

Wow, I'm Extremely Impressed

Ordered seed and two live plants. Didn't receive them at first, so I called. They were very polite, concerned and helpful. Another shipment was sent immediately. I've ordered live plants from many, many places over the years. You're lucky to get them still alive. But, the plants I got today arrived in absolutely pristine condition. Packed impeccably and so strong and healthy. I'm extremely impressed and would be thrilled to order from this company again. Great quality and top notch customer service. Good job! 👍
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4 star rating Christina Bratcher C. B. Christina B.
01-10-2022

More instructions please

The plants arrived in good health. They are in plastic bags inside a pot so I’m not sure if this is for shipping or humidity purposes. The tag on the plant tells how to make tea instead of how to take care of this plant. I am not going to be able to put it in the ground for a few more months so some direction on what type of soil & environment it needs to thrive would have been nice. Thankfully I have the internet, I just hope I find accurate & helpful information.