The Botanical Magic of Flower Petals in Tea
Flower petals bring a symphony of flavor, aroma, and wellness, infusing every cup with natural beauty and botanical magic. Laden with essential oils, antioxidants, and delicate nutrients, these petals add layers of complexity that awaken the senses and nourish the soul.
At Teadaytea, we carefully blend these exquisite botanicals to create teas that are as vibrant and beneficial as they are delicious.
Discover the Unique Benefits of Our Flower Petals
Each flower offers something special. Here’s a guide to some of the beautiful botanicals you’ll find in our blends, along with their traditional wellness benefits:
Amaranth
Supports cardiovascular health.
Butterfly Blue Pea Flower
May support weight loss, blood sugar balance, and healthy skin and nails.
Calendula
Traditionally used to support immune health, reduce inflammation, promote skin healing, and ease digestive or muscle fatigue.
Chamomile
Commonly used for sleep, anxiety, stomach discomfort, menstrual relief, skin conditions, and ulcers.
Cornflower
Traditionally used for water retention, fever, constipation, and congestion.
Dandelion
Known for supporting liver health and reducing inflammation.
Elderflower
Traditionally used to ease cold and allergy symptoms; supports respiratory health, detoxification, and clear, radiant skin.
Jasmine
An aromatic aphrodisiac; also associated with relaxation, reducing food cravings, and supporting heart and cancer health.
Hibiscus
Supports cholesterol and blood pressure balance; anti-inflammatory and antioxidant-rich.
Lavender
Calming and aromatic; traditionally used for anxiety, stress, insomnia, depression, and pain management.
Lily
May help ease pain, reduce swelling, and soothe cough and congestion.
Mallow
Traditionally used for constipation, throat irritation, and dry cough.
Marigold
Soothing to skin; may support healing of bruises and varicose veins.
Osmanthus
A fragrant flower believed to aid digestion, detoxification, circulation, stress relief, and more.
Red Plum Blossom
Supports stomach and spleen function; also used for respiratory issues.
Rose
Loved for its uplifting qualities—traditionally used for grief, PMS, upset stomach, sore throats, menopause, and more.
Rosehips
Rich in vitamin C; supports digestive and immune health, joint care, and skin vitality.
Safflower
Known to help prevent blood clots, widen blood vessels, and lower blood pressure.
Sea Buckthorn
A powerhouse plant with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, and heart-health benefits.
Sunflower
May stimulate appetite and aid digestion; traditionally used as a natural vermifuge.
St. John’s Wort
Often used for mood support, including symptoms of depression and OCD.
Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Anti-microbial and adaptogenic properties.
Please note: While many of these petals have been used in traditional wellness practices, this information is for educational purposes and not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. Always consult a healthcare provider if you have concerns.
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