Sleep valerian tea with leaves and flowers on a teacup

Sleepy valerian tea

Published: August 13, 2021 at 2:24 PM

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Check out this sleepy valerian tea recipe with dried herbs for a soothing evening drink

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Looking for a valerian tea recipe? Want to use valerian root to make a relaxing sleepy tea? Author of The Garden Apothecary, Christine Iverson, says: "I’ve used dried herbs in this tea mixture mainly because you can make up a batch and it will keep for longer. Try to source organic herbs from a reputable supplier; the quality can sometimes be lacking if you go for the cheapest option."

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Note: This can be quite soporific; don’t use before driving or operating machinery. Valerian should not be consumed during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

This recipe comes from The Garden Apothecary: Recipes, Remedies and Rituals (Summersdale, £11.29). The recipe has not been retested by us.

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Christine Iverson is the author of The Hedgerow Apothecary and The Garden Apothecary (both published by Summersdale Publishers).

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