A Herb with a Rich Heritage
Rose Geranium is indigenous to Southern Africa, where it has grown wild for centuries before being carried to Europe by sailors and botanical collectors in the early 1600s, eventually becoming prized worldwide for its rose-like fragrance. Beyond its famous essential oil, the leaves themselves have long been brewed as a soothing herbal tea and used in traditional remedies to ease digestive complaints, calm the nerves, and support skin and women's health.
Rose Geranium has long been valued for its refreshing rose-like fragrance and its ability to bring calm to both body and mind. While many know it for its precious essential oil, the leaves have also been traditionally enjoyed as a soothing herbal tea that is naturally caffeine free and rich in beneficial plant compounds. Its refreshing floral flavour makes it a beautiful tea to enjoy any time of the day.
Naturally Rich in Plant Goodness
Rose Geranium contains naturally occurring antioxidants, flavonoids, polyphenols, and aromatic plant compounds — including the same fragrant constituents (such as citronellol and geraniol) that give the fresh leaf its signature rose-like scent — that help protect the body against oxidative stress while supporting overall health and wellbeing.
Rose Geranium Tea has traditionally been used to support:
• Emotional balance and relaxation • A sense of calm during times of stress • Healthy digestion • A healthy immune system • The body's natural inflammatory response • Women's wellbeing and hormonal balance • Healthy skin from within • Overall wellness and vitality
Research and Modern Interest
Modern research into Pelargonium species has identified antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antifungal, and immune-supporting properties within the plant. Laboratory studies on Rose Geranium extracts have measured strong antioxidant activity and demonstrated meaningful anti-inflammatory and pain-easing effects in animal models, while other research has recorded antimicrobial action against a range of bacteria and fungi, support for wound healing in animal skin studies, and blood-sugar-lowering effects in diabetic animal models. Separate studies have also
explored calming, mood-supporting effects and possible benefits for digestive comfort, echoing the plant's traditional use for emotional balance and gentle digestive support.
Scientists continue to study these remarkable botanicals because of their natural bioactive compounds and their potential role in supporting health and wellbeing. As with most herbal research, these findings come mainly from laboratory and animal studies rather than large human trials, and much of this evidence relates to the concentrated essential oil rather than the brewed leaf tea.
While Rose Geranium Tea is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, it can be enjoyed as part of a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet.
A Word on Safety
Rose Geranium Tea, brewed from the leaf, is naturally caffeine-free and generally well tolerated as part of a balanced diet. As with any herbal product, those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, on chronic medication, or currently undergoing medical treatment should consult their healthcare provider before adding it to their routine.
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Rose Geranium Tea
Product Information
Rose Geranium has a beautifully delicate floral flavour with subtle hints of rose, citrus, and mint. It is incredibly versatile and can be enjoyed in drinks, desserts, baking, and even savoury dishes.
Rose Geranium Tea Recipes
Classic Rose Geranium Herbal Tea
• 1 Lady Rose Rose Geranium Tea Bag (or 1–2 tsp loose tea) • 250 ml hot water • Honey (optional) • Lemon slice (optional) Steep for 5–8 minutes and enjoy.
Rose Geranium Iced Tea
• 2 tea bags • 500 ml boiling water • Ice • Lemon slices • Fresh mint • Honey to taste Allow to cool before serving over ice.
Rose Geranium & Blue Pea Tea
A beautiful floral tea that changes colour.
• 1 Rose Geranium Tea Bag • 1 Blue Pea Tea Bag • Honey • Lemon juice Watch the tea turn from blue to purple after adding lemon.
Rose Geranium Relaxation Tea
Perfect before bedtime.
• Rose Geranium Tea • Chamomile • Lavender • Honey
Rose Geranium Citrus Cooler
Brew tea, chill, then add:
• Sparkling water • Orange slices • Lemon • Fresh basil




