• Fresh Eastern White Pine: 15 Stems Organically Grown for Arrangements or Teas, 9-13" each image 1
  • May include: A brown wicker picnic basket with a hinged lid and two handles. The basket is filled with green pine branches.
  • May include: A pile of fresh green pine needles on a wooden tray. The needles are long and thin, and they are arranged in a random pattern. The tray is made of light brown wood and has a smooth surface.
  • May include: A close-up of a pine tree with green needles and small brown cones. The tree is growing in a forest setting.
  • May include: Close-up of a lush green pine tree with long, thin needles. The tree is full of new growth, with small, light green buds emerging from the branches.
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  • Fresh Eastern White Pine: 15 Stems Organically Grown for Arrangements or Teas, 9-13" each image 1
  • May include: A brown wicker picnic basket with a hinged lid and two handles. The basket is filled with green pine branches.
  • May include: A pile of fresh green pine needles on a wooden tray. The needles are long and thin, and they are arranged in a random pattern. The tray is made of light brown wood and has a smooth surface.
  • May include: A close-up of a pine tree with green needles and small brown cones. The tree is growing in a forest setting.
  • May include: Close-up of a lush green pine tree with long, thin needles. The tree is full of new growth, with small, light green buds emerging from the branches.
  • Fresh Eastern White Pine: 15 Stems Organically Grown for Arrangements or Teas, 9-13" each image 6
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Fresh Eastern White Pine: 15 Stems Organically Grown for Arrangements or Teas, 9-13" each

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  • Materials: fresh White Pine needles
  • Gift wrapping: Gift wrapping by EitherOrFinds

    Small items will be wrapped with colorful paper & a card, large items will come with a pretty bow & a special card from you. Convo me re specifics!

Seller's description

These Eastern White Pine tree needles (Pinus Strobus) are organically grown on our 25-acre farm in New Hampshire, where we never use pesticides, chemicals, or fertilizers. They have not been washed, rinsed, or treated in any way.

Perfect in arrangements or window boxes, they're also potent antioxidants and can be made into teas (for instructions, see below).

What you will receive: 15 stems (9 to 13 inches long) containing clusters of pine needles (they're in groups of 5, which identify them as true White Pine), which will be harvested fresh the day of shipping via Priority Mail--this will occur within 24 hours of an order being placed to ensure freshness.

Tips when making into teas:

Storing:
The pine needles should be either set in a jar of water if using shortly (like a bouquet of flowers), refrigerated, or frozen shortly after they arrive. They're shipped in plastic storage/freezer bags which can be used for this purpose. You can take off the needles from the branches or leave them whole until needed. The needles can also be dried if desired (if you put them in a vase without water, they will air dry--or set them out on a drying tray). If refrigerated they stay fresh for up to a month, and if they're frozen they can be used up to 6 months.

Making tea:
Pour 2 cups of boiling water over 1/3 cup of chopped pine needles (cut with scissors or knife, whatever works best for you) and steep 10 to 15 minutes--or more. It's important to cover the pot--or whatever you're brewing the tea in--with a cover so the volatile oils don't escape. Sometimes I just make it and use it hours later. I use an automatic electric glass kettle and a French press for this, but obviously any type of teapot or open pan will work. I also have a borosilicate glass tea infuser which I'm using more and more. You can find one like this (there are many models--this is just a suggestion) here on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/967162037/glass-teapot-with-infuser-40-oz-stovetop It's also fun to brew the tea in a glass Mason jar and then use a strainer to pour into your cup.

The tea is great either hot or iced, with or without honey or other sweeteners--it's pleasant to drink year round.

How to make a tincture from pine needles:
Chop the needles into small pieces, put them into a glass jar, cover with 80 proof vodka, and cap. Let sit for 4-6 weeks, shaking daily. Then strain and use as needed.

Warning: Do not use if you are pregnant or breast feeding. As with all ingested foods and drinks, allergic reactions can occur. Speak with a medical professional if you have any concerns before use.

Disclaimer: The information presented here is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. The buyer assumes all responsibility for any reaction or adverse event from use. As always, check with your health provider before consuming any herbal or medicinal plants.

Note: Plant materials may not be returned.

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Many countries restrict the importation of plant material. If your country is NOT one of those, I'll consider shipping to you. Check with your customs department and email me a copy of the law allowing them before purchase.

For more items from our New Hampshire woods: https://www.etsy.com/shop/eitherorfinds?section_id=26290045

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“Fresh Pine Needles, Great for Pine Needle Tea. Super Fast Shipping, And Absolutely A 5 Star Seller. Thank you Kris for Getting the to me so Quickly. I will be back for more.”

Greg

Apr 11, 2024

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    Oct 31-Nov 2
  • Returns & exchanges
    Accepted within 30 days
  • Cost to ship
    $6.66 to United States, 43215.

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Greg Apr 11, 2024

Fresh Pine Needles, Great for Pine Needle Tea. Super Fast Shipping, And Absolutely A 5 Star Seller. Thank you Kris for Getting the to me so Quickly. I will be back for more.

Greg Apr 11, 2024

5 out of 5 stars 5 This item

RJ Dec 30, 2023

Heavenly scent absolutely gorgeous and love having my pine needle tea again, thank you! I will purchase again soon.

RJ Dec 30, 2023

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Greg Jun 27, 2023

Super Fresh picked Pine Needles, Extremely quick shipping, 5 Star Seller.... This is why I keep coming back, exceptional customer service. Brew up some fresh pine needle tea today, to help keep those shedding spike proteins from affecting you. Thank you

Greg Jun 27, 2023

5 out of 5 stars 5 This item

Greg Dec 5, 2022

Excellent Quality, and extremely well packed. Thank you for the super fast shipping Kris. 5 Star Seller, exceptional customer service :)

Greg Dec 5, 2022

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Specifications

These Eastern White Pine tree needles (Pinus Strobus) are organically grown on our 25-acre farm in New Hampshire, where we never use pesticides, chemicals, or fertilizers. They have not been washed, rinsed, or treated in any way.

Perfect in arrangements or window boxes, they're also potent antioxidants and can be made into teas (for instructions, see below).

What you will receive: 15 stems (9 to 13 inches long) containing clusters of pine needles (they're in groups of 5, which identify them as true White Pine), which will be harvested fresh the day of shipping via Priority Mail--this will occur within 24 hours of an order being placed to ensure freshness.

Tips when making into teas:

Storing:
The pine needles should be either set in a jar of water if using shortly (like a bouquet of flowers), refrigerated, or frozen shortly after they arrive. They're shipped in plastic storage/freezer bags which can be used for this purpose. You can take off the needles from the branches or leave them whole until needed. The needles can also be dried if desired (if you put them in a vase without water, they will air dry--or set them out on a drying tray). If refrigerated they stay fresh for up to a month, and if they're frozen they can be used up to 6 months.

Making tea:
Pour 2 cups of boiling water over 1/3 cup of chopped pine needles (cut with scissors or knife, whatever works best for you) and steep 10 to 15 minutes--or more. It's important to cover the pot--or whatever you're brewing the tea in--with a cover so the volatile oils don't escape. Sometimes I just make it and use it hours later. I use an automatic electric glass kettle and a French press for this, but obviously any type of teapot or open pan will work. I also have a borosilicate glass tea infuser which I'm using more and more. You can find one like this (there are many models--this is just a suggestion) here on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/967162037/glass-teapot-with-infuser-40-oz-stovetop It's also fun to brew the tea in a glass Mason jar and then use a strainer to pour into your cup.

The tea is great either hot or iced, with or without honey or other sweeteners--it's pleasant to drink year round.

How to make a tincture from pine needles:
Chop the needles into small pieces, put them into a glass jar, cover with 80 proof vodka, and cap. Let sit for 4-6 weeks, shaking daily. Then strain and use as needed.

Warning: Do not use if you are pregnant or breast feeding. As with all ingested foods and drinks, allergic reactions can occur. Speak with a medical professional if you have any concerns before use.

Disclaimer: The information presented here is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. The buyer assumes all responsibility for any reaction or adverse event from use. As always, check with your health provider before consuming any herbal or medicinal plants.

Note: Plant materials may not be returned.

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Many countries restrict the importation of plant material. If your country is NOT one of those, I'll consider shipping to you. Check with your customs department and email me a copy of the law allowing them before purchase.

For more items from our New Hampshire woods: https://www.etsy.com/shop/eitherorfinds?section_id=26290045

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    Small items will be wrapped with colorful paper & a card, large items will come with a pretty bow & a special card from you. Convo me re specifics!

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  • Returns and exchanges
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