Sentence examples for grow tea from inspiring English sources
That allowed the British to grow tea in India, breaking China's stranglehold on the market.
It tastes terrible outside of England yet you can't even grow tea here!
We might not grow tea in Britain, but we are the only people who can make a decent cup.
Mr. Fong is expanding on land outside the city, where he hopes to grow tea and open what he says will be his last teahouse.
Rainforest Alliance schemes also have an educational component and Unilever has trained more than half the small farmers of Kenya who grow tea, the country's largest export crop.
"We have the capability of bringing about different flavours in different locations, so having my neighbour grow tea isn't a challenge to what I am doing," he says, comparing the situation to the multitude of whisky distilleries in Scotland.
Both my grandmothers grew tea roses in dedicated beds.
That the Cornish microclimate is suited to growing tea; there is in fact a plantation there.
"Is there an area potentially more suitable or less suitable for growing tea than elsewhere?" According to O'Braan, location is critical to his tea's taste.
[C1.] Worries Over China's Growing Role as Tea Exporter With tea in abundance in China, more is being shipped abroad, causing alarm in other developing countries that depend on growing tea.
"I am exploring the feasibility of the UK for growing tea, so that includes factors such as climate, the topography and the soil conditions," she explains.
