Try Spring Herbal Tea for a Body Reset

If you enjoy a nice cup of tea, why not try one that is not only delicious, but can help 
heal your body and mind as well? In the Spring, this means using herbs that are in 
season during this time of year, and offer a nice refreshing taste. Here are some spring 
herbal teas to try out.

Stinging Nettle Tea

When you look up herbs people enjoy using for tea in the spring, you will probably come 
across stinging nettle. This is not a tea people often think of year-round, but in the 
spring, it becomes a popular option. This is because of how well it works against 
seasonal allergies, which run rampant in the springtime especially. Stinging nettle is a 
green, leafy herb that offers an earthy flavor if you use just the herb itself. But you can 
flavor it with many other natural ingredients or additives, from raw honey to your 
preferred type of sweetener.

Chamomile

A more familiar tea is chamomile. This is another healing herb that can be found year-
round, but often more popular in the spring and summer months. Chamomile tea can be 
found in tea bags in your supermarket, or the actual dry tea leaves if you prefer to use it 
that way. The best way to get the most nutrients is of course to use the dried chamomile 
herb blossoms and boil them in water yourself. Chamomile is not only delicious, but it is 
relaxing and can help you sleep.

Rose

Have you ever had rose or rosehip tea? If not, you’re missing out! This is a perennial 
plant that has delicious, beautiful, and healing herbs. The rosehip tea uses the hips of a 
rose plant, which has more of a fruity flavor, but you can also get rose tea as well. This 
is excellent when used alone, but you can also get it mixed with other types of tea 
leaves like hibiscus or chamomile.

Hibiscus

The last spring herbal tea on our list is hibiscus. This is a beautiful and tropical plant 
found in hotter climates most often. The tea leaves create a darker red color of tea, and 
tastes very similar to cranberries. It is a nice fruity tea for the springtime, whether you 
have it alone or get a flavored version like strawberry or apple. Make yourself a nice hot 
cup of hibiscus tea, or on a hot spring day, go for an iced version.

