Follow the noise of Bees to get to know the best places for tea, that's what I did. Passing under the heavily laden branches of a enormous tree I heard what sounded like a thousand bees above my head. Looking up I not only saw but smelt the fragrance of honey wafting from an abundance of yellow tree blossom. Apparently lime tree blossom makes amazing tea so I've got a few bunches drying in my airing cupboard to do a taste test in a few weeks. Mint and lemon balm also make excellent infusions.
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Tea For Two
Follow the noise of Bees to get to know the best places for tea, that's what I did. Passing under the heavily laden branches of a enormous tree I heard what sounded like a thousand bees above my head. Looking up I not only saw but smelt the fragrance of honey wafting from an abundance of yellow tree blossom. Apparently lime tree blossom makes amazing tea so I've got a few bunches drying in my airing cupboard to do a taste test in a few weeks. Mint and lemon balm also make excellent infusions.
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WOW. I'm not sure I'd be sitting under a hive having tea, but the honey sure sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteSounds great :)
ReplyDeleteI've got a bee on my blog today too! :)
All this home made stuff Debs...........I'm gonna invite myself round for tea one day! lol
ReplyDeleteLove that bee macro. She's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of the bee. Lime flowers tea is very pleasant too!
ReplyDeleteI must admit I,ve got the foraging bug big time
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