There’s nothing better than a freshly brewed cup of tea. But have you ever thought about creating your own tea garden to grow ...

A hedge of Camellia sinensis plants. The plant's leaves are used to make white, green, black and oolong teas. (Missouri Botanical Garden/The Associated Press) ...

The tea plant can be processed into black, green, white or oolong tea depending on your method. Wilson is getting interests from Australians of diverse backgrounds sourcing camellia sinensis ...