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Surprisingly, it's the tea plant.

I'm not picky, others just want too many options...

I like all tea as long as it's Earl Grey. Preferably Twining's. Loose leaf.

Sorry for your loss, poodle. I lost one to a hawk a couple of weeks ago, and went through the same worrying with finding her friend, they had ventured about 100 feet outside our yard when the hawk nailed the other one. Luckily, she came back after sunset and seemed to be fine. My joy was short...

Yeah, sort of like liquid hay.

Well, I bit the bullet and tried chamomile tea for the first time in years. I still like Earl Grey better. The chamomile tastes a bit like you would try to make tea out of your lawn.

Every thread need it's token Finn though. I think that's a law or something. But he can be quite irritating sometimes...

The right way, straight up. None of that honey, sugar, milk or lemon wedge stuff for me. About composting, you could always bury the stuff you don't want the chickens to get to a bit deeper in the pile. I compost in a hot composter, so the birds can't get to it, but they do like to dig around...

I think you should wait a millennium or two still...

No grapes here, but I'm looking forward to testing my compost on our currant bushes. I've got loads of it waiting for spring.

Apparently the numerous coffee threads have a competitor here on BYC. I too am a polysubstance abuser, I drink both coffee and tea. When it comes to tea, I'm a bit of a purist, I really don't like much else than Earl Grey. None of that ginger lemon berry green chai stuff for me, thank you.