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Long Needle Pine From SC Great For Tea! One pound

The Long Needle Pine from SC is a great addition to your tea collection. This organic pine product is perfect for making a delicious cup of tea with a hint of American regional cuisine. This tea is sourced from the midlands of South Carolina. Makes a lovely tea with berries and a touch of honey, homemade cleaners ….even my goats love it!! One pound.

Pine Needle Tea BLUE SPRUCE 12oz Pine Needles Healing Tea

Pine Needle Tea BLUE SPRUCE 12oz Pine-Needle Tea Recipe Chop and bruise a good handful of young green pine needles. Remove any brown ends and chop into half-inch pieces. Place needles in a glass, ceramic, or stainless tea pot. Pour two cups of boiling water over the needles, cover the pot, and allow to steep for a few minutes. The tea will turn a pale green with a light, piney smell. Most of the needles with sink to the bottom and you can pour the tea in to a mug. It’s delicious. Some folks add a squirt of lemon or mix with another tea, too. As with any wild-collected herb, don’t use unless you are certain you’ve identified the plant correctly. Don’t use this or other herbal products without first consulting your health practitioner if you are pregnant, seriously ill, or taking prescribed medicines. Pine needle tea has significant amounts of vitamin C, vitamin A, and flavonoids that make it a citrusy flavoured tonic drink to forage in winter. It has been shown in studies to contain antiviral and anticoagulant actions, as well as offering respiratory support.  While there are many ways to make pine needle tea the simplest is to extract its benefits in hot water by making a tea.  Pine needle tea has a citrusy flavour with a hint of resin.  Vitamin C is a vital nutrient necessary for health.  It is a water-soluble vitamin with many benefits. Pine needles have 4 times as much vitamin C as freshly squeezed orange juice. Your body uses vitamin C to: * Repair tissue * Grow * Make collagen to repair and grow skin, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and blood vessels * Heal wounds * Repair bones and teeth * Boost your immune system and ward off colds and viruses * Maintain healthy gums and teeth * Improve your vision * Reduce inflammation and pain * Heal burns * Balance blood sugar * Support the elimination of toxins But pine needles come with other health benefits, too.  Pine needles are also high in vitamin A.

White Pine Tea Needles Organic Infusion Fresh Picked Wild Ohio Grown 6oz

This product is a 6oz packet of organic white pine needles which are cut fresh-picked wild Ohio-grown. These white pine needles are dye-free, GMO-free, fat-free, and gluten-free, making it suitable for a variety of dietary restrictions. With a piney, sweet, and floral flavor, these pine needles are perfect for those looking to enjoy a taste of American regional cuisine.

Tea Infusions – Organic White Pine Needles 6oz

● High In Vitamin A +C ● Boosts Immune System ● Rich in Antioxidants ● Anti Inflamatory Properties Simply chop into 1/2 inch pieces to enhance flavor + nutrients. Seep in hot water for 15-20 min. Strain until Smooth. ☆☆ Sweeten w/ Honey + Add a Squeeze of Lemon ☆☆

Fresh Eastern White Pine Needles Organic Wild Suramin 1/4Lb + Reusable Tea bag!

Fresh Pine Needles are Picked and packed to order. They are shipped sealed in a mylar foil bag as shown in the pictures. Also Included is a reusable tea bag that is good for many uses. The pine trees are pestiside and herbacide free. They are hand picked from a Coastal forest in New england. Once order is placed they are packaged and shipped Quickly to ensure freshness. Please reach out with any Questions!

Fresh Eastern White Pine Needles NJ Wild Harvest 2.5 Oz – Tea Crafts Natural

Fresh Eastern White Pine needles, sustainably harvested from private property in New Jersey. Hand-collected and packed fresh. These are long, soft needles from Eastern White Pine, known for their pleasant aroma and versatility. Uses: • Pine needle tea (foraging / herbal use) • Tinctures & infusions • Crafts & décor • Fire starters • Terrariums / natural displays Details: • Freshly harvested (not dried) • Cleaned of debris before packing • Grown naturally – no pesticides or chemicals Shipping: Shipped quickly to preserve freshness. Notes: For educational, crafting, and general use. Please research proper identification and use before consuming. If you need larger quantities, feel free to message me.

Pine Needle Tea BLUE SPRUCE 8oz Healing Tea

Pine Needle Tea BLUE SPRUCE 8oz Pine-Needle Tea Recipe Chop and bruise a good handful of young green pine needles. Remove any brown ends and chop into half-inch pieces. Place needles in a glass, ceramic, or stainless tea pot. Pour two cups of boiling water over the needles, cover the pot, and allow to steep for a few minutes. The tea will turn a pale green with a light, piney smell. Most of the needles with sink to the bottom and you can pour the tea in to a mug. It’s delicious. Some folks add a squirt of lemon or mix with another tea, too. As with any wild-collected herb, don’t use unless you are certain you’ve identified the plant correctly. Don’t use this or other herbal products without first consulting your health practitioner if you are pregnant, seriously ill, or taking prescribed medicines. Pine needle tea has significant amounts of vitamin C, vitamin A, and flavonoids that make it a citrusy flavoured tonic drink to forage in winter. It has been shown in studies to contain antiviral and anticoagulant actions, as well as offering respiratory support.  While there are many ways to make pine needle tea the simplest is to extract its benefits in hot water by making a tea.  Pine needle tea has a citrusy flavour with a hint of resin.  Vitamin C is a vital nutrient necessary for health.  It is a water-soluble vitamin with many benefits. Pine needles have 4 times as much vitamin C as freshly squeezed orange juice. Your body uses vitamin C to: * Repair tissue * Grow * Make collagen to repair and grow skin, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and blood vessels * Heal wounds * Repair bones and teeth * Boost your immune system and ward off colds and viruses * Maintain healthy gums and teeth * Improve your vision * Reduce inflammation and pain * Heal burns * Balance blood sugar * Support the elimination of toxins But pine needles come with other health benefits, too.  Pine needles are also high in vitamin A.