Sagittatum Epimedium

I like epimediums. They have pretty flowers and compliment your garden. In the fall you can cut your sagittatum leaves and grind them for tea.  

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I grew Sagittatum not for myself but for resale. However it is a slow grower. In a few years it has only multiplied its size about four times. I think if I would have sub-divided my plants, I would have had more plants.

TEA

I washed the leaves and dried them in my electric pizza cooker. I then cut them up and put them through a coffee grinder. As you see, not very much herb.

To make tea (I mixed it with green tea), I opened a tea bag by making a slit at the top of a bag and poured some into it. I then re-stapled and used it.