Could Florida Become America’s Next Tea-Growing Region? Could Florida’s agricultural future include tea? With its warm climate, abundant rainfall, and acidic soils, Florida may have the potential to cultivate Camellia sinensis. Researchers at the University of Florida have already explored that possibility. In Part One of The Florida Tea Project: From Soil to Cup, Lorna Owens examines Florida’s tea-growing potential,the importance of terroir, and whether tea could become a v

Becoming Whole | A 366-Day Journey One day. One reflection. One step closer to becoming whole. Welcome to a sacred space for reflection, healing, self-discovery, and personal transformation. Inspired by Becoming Whole: 366 Days Companion Journal, these daily videos invite you to pause, look within, and reconnect with the woman you are becoming. Some days will challenge you. Others will inspire you. Every day is an opportunity to grow. Because the woman who begins this jou

From the lush Brahmaputra Valley of northeastern India comes Assam, one of the world’s most celebrated black teas. Bold, malty, and rich in history, Assam tells a fascinating story of ancient tea traditions, botanical intrigue, and the influence of terroir. Join me as we explore how this remarkable tea became a favorite around the world—and why every cup carries a little of the land from which it came.

Nepal: The Himalayan Tea Story High in the mist-covered hills of Nepal, extraordinary teas are cultivated, carrying a rich history of tradition, craftsmanship, and resilience. From its early connections to India’s famed Darjeeling region to today’s international trade challenges, Nepal’s tea industry tells a remarkable story of farmers, heritage, and economic survival. Discover the fascinating journey of Nepalese tea and the people behind every leaf. From their hands to you