Was tea cultivated in the United States of America ? It's true about that! While we still have a way to
go, American grown tea is a warm culture and a increasing industry. From the
fertile volcanic land of Hawaii's, where the majority of the farms live in the
warm and humid subtropical environment of the American Southeast to as far
north as the Canadian frontier in the Pacific Northwest, tea farms have
continued to develop all over the globe.
Fairhope Tea Plantation As
the second biggest tea plantation in America , Fairhope is owned by Donnie Barrett. This
60,000-plant powerful tea garden was initially a Lipton Research Facility which
was largely made up of only three plants that had been destroyed after
Hurricane Frederic which spared Barrett from being burned in the flames.
Finished tea is eligible for purchase nearby.
Tsubaki Tea A subsidiary of
Tsubaki Camellias, which also runs Gene's Nursery in Savannah , has been a family-owned enterprise for over 60
years. They market all sorts of Camellias, plus several specific types of tea
plants. They also have comprehensive assistance and guidance for growing,
planting and processing the tea plants.
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