Due to the huge increase in the price of tea.l thought wouldn't it be great to grow your own.
l do know that the plant comes from the Camellia tree and the young shoots can start being harvested once it reaches around the 3 year mark.
The properties in Bulgaria will give me the space to start off a whole new commodity for the Bulgarian economy.

Just think how one can promote such a brand in the European market.
Here is a link to the growing of tea
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All sounds very good but I'm not sure you will ever make a living from doing this, the Tea market is huge and the big boys seem to have it all sewn up I admire you get up and go but for me I don't think its going to work? but good luck if you decide to go for it

I don't know too much about the Tea industry but if your serious about growing Tea then why not a new Tea?

This is just one of many plants l would like to grow on a self sufficient basis.By growing your own tea would benefit in having it as fresh as possible without any of the pesticides the big companies use and claim as being fresh.l know how companies do hide what they use from the public to make maximum profit through sinister means.
lf l ever did grow "
let say"
a dozen tea plants.l would use them to set up a stall and sell it as organic tea free of pesticides as the same price of what you would buy from the shops.As the time goes on and the word gets around how this tea is free from man made chemicals will grow into a product l can sell to shops that want organic.

The other plants l would like to try are the fruit and vegetables that can be pulp up into an organic soup[my special recipe]and sold on the stalls.

All the produce will be free of chemicals and that will be my promise to the public.As a organic gardener myself,l have never ever used any man made products to kill off pests and airborne fungi's and diseases.l used a method from nature to keep the plants healthy and tasty.

I would think you might have a small market but nearly all the fresh food in the Bulgarian markets is organic so it could also be difficult