Tea was grown in the South at this point (near Charleston, South Carolina), but there's not a lot of evidence for anything ...

Little did the leaves that legendarily floated into an open pot of boiling water next to Chinese Emperor Shennong in the 28th century B.C. know they would change the world. The combination of ...

North American tea is rare. One of the very few places it does grow is in South Carolina. Visit the Charleston Tea Garden – one of the only tea gardens in the United States – located on ...