The full name of the plant used for this tea is Hydrangea macrophylla var. thunbergii (aka Hydrangeae Dulcis Folium) and a Google search shows that its leaves contain substances that are positively anti- diabetic, liver-... available in Korea. I very much doubt if the leaves of the common garden hydrangea have the same taste or qualities. In Korea, the plant grows wild fairly high on ...

... leaves. The packaging says it has no sugar content so it's safe for diabetics, but doesn't say what plant it's from...? 수국(水菊) 『식물』 a hydrangea So it is hydrangea leaf. I've had it before too. Ah....I've heard of hydrangea root for urinary issues, but not the leaves. Jason, were you told of a purpose forthis tea or is it just a refeshment? Shen

... and JubeJube Tea (red dates). This is a common tea and its Korean name is similar to your coworker's name for it. A thought. Shen It's a single-leaf tea without any visible jujube or ginseng, and it's not camellia leaves. The packaging says it has no sugar content so it's safe for diabetics, but doesn't say what plant it's from...? 수국(水菊) 『식물』 a hydrangea So it is hydrangea leaf. I've had it before too.

... of them and (cross fingers) haven't had an incident there since. The baskets stay up all year. In warm months I fill them with vines and flowers. In cold months I fill them with pine cones and dried hydrangea and stick in trimmings from evergreen trees. The clippings ultimately turn brown, but they still make a nice winter display. Others might try. If there's no porch or other support system over a window, one could use a...

... in front of them and (cross fingers) haven't had an incident there since. The baskets stay up all year. In warm months I fill them with vines and flowers. In cold months I fill them with pine cones and dried hydrangea and stick in trimmings from evergreen trees. The clippings ultimately turn brown, but they still make a nice winter display. Others might try. If there's no porch or other support system over a window, one could use a ...

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Steve Calvin wrote: limey wrote: these are large deer, running in herds of six or seven in the woods behind our house. So far this year, they have not only decimated our hydrangeas, a snowball bush, and rhubarb tops (which apparently must not poison the deer)but, the final indignity, the seed heads on my dill plants that were just ready to be dried. Myself and a few friends of mine would be happy ...

...not they won't [leave it alone]. Harry No, these are large deer, running in herds of six or seven in the woods behind our house. So far this year, they have not only decimated our hydrangeas, a snowball bush, and rhubarb tops (which apparently must not poison the deer)but, the final indignity, the seed heads on my dill plants that were just ready to be dried. They stripped the dill plants right down ...

...And not they won't [leave it alone]. Harry No, these are large deer, running in herds of six or seven in the woods behind our house. So far this year, they have not only decimated our hydrangeas, a snowball bush, and rhubarb tops (which apparently must not poison the deer)but, the final indignity, the seed heads on my dill plants that were just ready to be dried. They stripped the dill plants right down to the ...

.... And not they won't [leave it alone]. Harry No, these are large deer, running in herds of six or seven in the woods behind our house. So far this year, they have not only decimated our hydrangeas, a snowball bush, and rhubarb tops (which apparently must not poison the deer)but, the final indignity, the seed heads on my dill plants that were just ready to be dried. They stripped the dill plants right down to the single ...