Strawberry Leaf Tea

The best and cozy tea with a hint of strawberry. Perfect for when you want a strawberry flavoured drink with few calories and no caffiene!
A home-grown Strawberry Leaf Tea is a delicious and fruity tea with many vitamins and health benefits.

To make this sophisticated strawberry leaf tea, you’ll need a few leaves from your own From Nature Plant. You only need 5 Strawberry leaves to make a delightfully cozy floral drink.

Ingredients List

Strawberry Leaves (5-10)
Water (250ml)
A splash of lime juice (optional)

Growing Tips & Tricks

When harvesting from your Strawberry pant, remember to pick green healthy leaves.


  1. Take a few washed strawberry leaves, 5 for a gently soothing tea or 10 for an earthy and floral flavour.
  2. Take a sharp knife and chop your leaves into small pieces. You could also crush and roll them with a rolling pin to help them release their flavour and fragrance.
  3. You can place your leaves inside a mug for a strong flavour or inside a tea strainer or a mesh tea diffuser.
  4. Pour boiling water over the top and let steep for about 5 minutes. This gives the leaves enough time to release their flavour.

And you’re done! You could add a dash of lime for a citrus kick or leave it plain.

Too hot for tea?
You can brew your strawberry leaf tea and let it cool completely for about half hour. This will make a strong, flavourful tea. You can serve this over ice to give yourself a wonderfully cooling and floral drink.

You can also check out our recipe for Strawberry Syrup and use this as a strawberry cordial.


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