Garden journal
A tea tree through the seasons
From spring buds to winter care, the garden follows the rhythm of land, weather and the people who tend it.
New shoots unfurl in spring; summer brings rain and sunlight. Changes in a tea garden are seen not only in its leaves, but also in the soil, branches and the careful observations of its growers.
Autumn slows the garden; winter prepares it for another season. To understand a tea tree is to see beyond harvest, to the seasons, care and labour behind every cup.