Product Description: Grow Your Own Tea at Home – From Leaf to Cup! Camellia sinensis, commonly known as the Tea Plant, is the source of both green and black tea. The difference? Black tea is fermented, while green tea is not — both come from the same beautifully fragrant leaves. With just 5 seeds, you can start growing your own supply of this ancient, health-boosting beverage at home. This evergreen shrub produces soft, light-green leaves that are harvested regularly for tea making. Its delicate white flowers with yellow centers bloom in clusters, offering ornamental beauty and a fragrant touch to your garden. Originally native to China, tea plants have been cultivated for over 3,000 years and continue to thrive in tropical and subtropical climates around the world. Hardy in Zones 7–11, they also grow well in containers, making them ideal for indoor gardeners in cooler regions. Why You’ll Love It: ? Make Your Own Tea: Enjoy fresh green or black tea from your own garden ? Beautiful Blooms: Fragrant white flowers attract bees and butterflies ? Long-Lasting: Tea plants can produce leaves for over 100 years ? Easy to Shape: Can be pruned into a shrub or small tree ? Nutrient-Rich: Leaves contain antioxidants, essential oils, amino acids, and caffeine ? Grows in Sun or Partial Shade Planting Care Instructions: Quantity: 5 seeds Planting Time: Fall or early spring (cold stratify seeds before planting) Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Average, well-drained Water: Keep moist but not soggy Spacing: 4–6 ft apart Height at Maturity: 4–6 ft (can grow taller if untrimmed) Bloom Time: Spring to year-round Harvest Season: Spring and beyond, multiple harvests per year Start a lifelong tea-growing tradition – from your backyard or windowsill.