July in Kentucky

A variant of April in Paris. I subbed Raspberry Green for the pomegranate flavor, used Earl Grey Moonlight for its vanilla and bergamot flavors, and of course Caramel for its caramel flavor. :) Purple Coneflower which is Echinacea purpurea and Wavyleaf Purple Coneflower which is Echinacea simulata both bloom in July and August in Kentucky generally and in my garden specifically. Alas, no dried pink cornflowers in the tin, but the flavor is pleasant and similar to the inspiring tea to my tastebuds. This blend does lack toasty Vanilla Oolong which I'm not a fan of anyway. I have no idea what bee is represented by the art here. I hope it's not a honeybee but a bee native to the United States. (Honeybees are livestock imported to the U.S. years ago and aren't the stellar pollinators that our native bees are.) Unfortunately, I simply can't make out enough detail to determine. I'm not great at identifying bees anyway unless there's a very obvious distinguishing feature. Bees are busy and moving plus I wear bifocals! :)

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