tea gardens
Outdoor refreshment venues
Tea gardens are outdoor spaces where tea and light refreshments are served, popular in 18th and 19th century England as venues for socializing and entertainment.
The term also refers to tea plantations, particularly in Asia: The tea gardens of Darjeeling produce prized leaves.
In some regions, tea garden simply means a café or teahouse with garden seating.
- Camellia sinensisBinomial for tea shrub
- loose leafPages without permanent binding
- oolongSemi-oxidized tea variety
- infusionsLiquids steeped with flavor
- senchaSteamed Japanese green tea
shade trees · misty mountains · high elevation · West Bengal · pavilion · hill station · matcha · rolling hills · Assam · terroir · flush · baskets · first flush · rows · Ceylon · leaves · slopes · cultivation
- Darjeeling-SikkimDarjeeling, hill station, first flush, Happy Valley, momos
- Phongsaly
- gardeningflowers, seeds, soil, plants, planting
- Japanese culturesamurai, kabuki, sumo, origami, geisha
- farmlandfarms, farm, fields, field, barns
- Turkish cultureTurkish coffee, Turkish baths, Turkish delight, Turkish carpets, Turkish cuisine
tea gardenscoffee plantations
Commercial bean-growing operations
coffee farms · cocoa plantations · cacao farms · rubber plantations · sugar cane fields
tea gardenswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
wasteland · desert · fallow fields · abandoned farmland · concrete jungle
tea gardenstaverns
Public drinking houses
public houses · pubs · beer halls · saloons · nightclubs
tea, hedge, gardening, gardens, teacup, gardener, teapot, teaspoon, hedgehog