Oma Herbal Teas

Oma Herbal Teas is a small herb farm located in Schwenksville, PA. Oma is run by Nicole Boice with the help of Doug Boice and, of course, little Mina.

We grow, dry, and package the herbs at our homestead for use in tea blends, tinctures, and fire cider. Who We Are: Oma Herbal Teas is a small, family owned business that grows medicinal herbs, primarily for our unique tea blends. We grow, dry, and package all of the herbs on our family’s one acre homestead in Schwenksville, PA with the exception of Stinging Nettles and Red Raspberry leaf, which ar

e ethically wildcrafted from Chester County. Our goal is to share the restorative power of herbs with the local community by providing those of the highest quality. Our Practices: Our deep respect for the earth and big picture understanding of our p[ace in it is the driving force behind our holistic farming practices. Although we are not certified organic, we use organic methods, including no synthetic chemical sprays, crop rotation, planting to attract beneficials, and no till methods. Our herbs: We grow, harvest, and dry our herbs on a small scale for maximum nutrient retention. Many larger commercial tea producers dry their herbs at a high temperature for faster drying. At these temperatures many of the flavorful and medicinal essential oils are lost. On top of that, most commercial producers crush their herbs before packaging, prematurely releasing the aromatics and leaving the tea with a lackluster flavor. Our herbs are dried below 110 degrees in small batches and kept as whole as possible in order to preserve biochemical compounds. We give back: We donate various resources to causes local and abroad. In 2017, we donated several pounds of lemongrass to the Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia. This year we are also giving $1 form each bag of our Baby Bump Tea sold to The Fistula Foundation.

10/15/2025

Cooking up some tasty treats for the this week! Introducing Oma's herb inspired cake donuts. I'll have 3 flavors this week- plain with hibiscus glaze, chocolate with rose glaze, and holy basil with lemongrass glaze. The kids approve and they're not easy to please. See ya Saturday 9am-12pm!

09/18/2025

It's ashwagandha season! Will be digging the roots of this amazing herb in the coming weeks. Ashwagandha is an adaptogen, helping the body to cope with stress and normalize stress hormones. It is great for regular use as its effects build over time. Ashwagandha has been studied for its ability to ease anxiety and depression, increase athletic performance, and improve brain function among many other benefits. Using the tincture is a ln easy and convenient way to include it in your daily supplement routine.

Link in bio for the full tincture line up!

06/04/2025

Lion's mane is a pretty popular mushroom these days and for good reason. It has some very unique benefits that make it great for regular consumption. Many studies have been conducted on lion's mane and its ability to improve cognitive function. It can also be helpful for supporting mood and gut health! Find the full tincture line up at the link in bio.

Last call for summer camp registration!! Link in bio for more info. DM or email at omaherbalteas@gmail.com with any ques...

05/27/2025

Last call for summer camp registration!! Link in bio for more info. DM or email at [email protected] with any questions.

05/22/2025

Hosting another workshop in a few weeks! Join me in the garden on Sunday, June 22nd for a hands on tincture making workshop. We'll explore the herbs in the garden, learn about their healing properties, then participants will have the oppotunity to harvest herbs to make their own custom tincture!

Lots of people ask what a tincture is. If you're not familiar, tinctures are a liquid extraction of an herb. To make a tincture, herbs are steeped in alcohol for a few weeks to draw out the phytochemicals in the plant. The plant material is then strained out and you are left with all of the magical compunds that give the plant it's medicinal value. Tinctures are a wonderful and quick way to get herbs into your diet.

Link in bio to sign up!

05/16/2025

The St. John's Wort will be in bloom soon so it's a good time to learn about this herb's wonderful properties. It's one of the most beautiful tinctures I make. The compounds in its bright yellow flowers turn to a beaitiful, vibrant red when tinctured. It has been traditionally used to treat mild to moderate depression, to treat inflammation, and balance hormones. Many studies have confirmed St. John's Wort's mood boosting properties. Link in bio for morr info and the full tincture line up!

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04/30/2025

This week's tincture spotlight is echinacea. This herb has been used throughout history to boost immunity, helping the body fight a wide variety of infections. Its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties make it ideal for combatting upper respiratory infections. Studies have shown it can reduce the duration and severity of the common cold. Our tincture uses a combination of the root, leaves, and flowers. If you're feeling run down or like your immune system needs a little kick, this is a great one to reach for.

Link in bio for the full tincture line up!

04/23/2025

Very excited to announce this June we will be hosting a week of summer camp at Oma! We'll explore the gardens, learn about herbs, make nature based crafts, sip on tea, and play games! Camp runs June 16th-20th 9am-12pm. Ages 6-10. Please DM or email with any questions. For more info or to sign up, click the link https://www.omaherbalteas.com/summer-camps !!

04/17/2025

Valerian root is one of the most popular herbal sedatives, traditionally used to calm the nervous system, ease tension, and promote restful sleep. Compunds in valerian root can help increase levels of GABA in the brain. GABA is a relaxing neurotransimitter that can help reduce anxiety, stress, and fear. Because of valerian root's ability to calm the body it also has the potential to lower high blood pressure due to stress. Check out our website at the link in bio for the full tincture line up!

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnise, treat, prevent, or cure any disease.

04/15/2025

Need Mother's Day plans? Join us in the gardens at Oma Herbal Teas as we celebrate Mother's Day with an herbal tea workshop! We'll learn about traditional uses for herbs while sipping on a variety of tea blends. Each participant will have the opportunity to mix their own custom blend to take home! Goodies for snacking will be provided. Link in bio to register!

04/10/2025

Excited to share that I'll now be offering health coaching sessions in person and via zoom! I recently finished up my certification with AFPA and will be offering donation based/pay what you can 30 min. sessions as I work toward board certification. Link in bio to schedule or DM with any questions!

*What is health coaching?*
Health coaches partner with clients to help them achieve their wellness goals. Many times in life, we know what is best for our health and are aware of what we should be doing, but for some reason we still aren’t doing it. A health coach can help to identify client strengths and barriers, craft a vision of the client’s best self, and set achievable and sustainable goals to get there. We take a holistic view of health and work on all layers of wellness as desired by the client. Health coaches are not doctors or therapists. We are not able to diagnose or treat any conditions but we do partner with clients to educate, listen to concerns in a judgement free zone, and help clients work toward realizing their best selves.

04/08/2025

Is there any herb more ubiquitous than the dandelion? These plants, usually considered weeds, also have some great healing properties to them. The roots have been traditionally used to stimulate digestion, promote healthy liver function, help balance blood sugar, and aid in detoxification, including excess estrogen. This is one of our best selling tinctures! Link in bio to find out more and see the full tincture line up.

🌱All of the herbs used in our tinctures are grown in our garden in Schwenksville, PA and are Certified Naturally Grown! 🌱

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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http://www.omaherbalteas.com/

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Who We Are: Oma Herbal Teas is a small, family owned business that grows medicinal herbs, primarily for our unique tea blends. We grow, dry, and package all of the herbs on our family’s one acre homestead in Schwenksville, PA with the exception of Stinging Nettles and Red Raspberry leaf, which are ethically wildcrafted from Chester County. Oma is run by Nicole Boice with the help of Doug Boice and, of course, little Mina. Our goal is to share the restorative power of herbs with the local community by providing those of the highest quality. Our Practices: Our deep respect for the earth and big picture understanding of our p[ace in it is the driving force behind our holistic farming practices. Although we are not certified organic, we use organic methods, including no synthetic chemical sprays, crop rotation, planting to attract beneficials, and no till methods. Our herbs: We grow, harvest, and dry our herbs on a small scale for maximum nutrient retention. Many larger commercial tea producers dry their herbs at a high temperature for faster drying. At these temperatures many of the flavorful and medicinal essential oils are lost. On top of that, most commercial producers crush their herbs before packaging, prematurely releasing the aromatics and leaving the tea with a lackluster flavor. Our herbs are dried below 110 degrees in small batches and kept as whole as possible in order to preserve biochemical compounds. We give back: We donate various resources to causes local and abroad. In 2017, we donated several pounds of lemongrass to the Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia. This year we are also giving $1 form each bag of our Baby Bump Tea sold to The Fistula Foundation.