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25 tea bags
$ 11.79 US
| | A North American native plant first grown by farmers in Mexico, Corn (Zea
mays) has been harvested for over 7000 years. By the time Columbus arrived
in the New World, Corn was being grown from Canada to the tip of South
America, but was largely...
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| Corn Silk Tea
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50 tea bags
$ 17.91 US
| | A North American native plant first grown by farmers in Mexico, Corn (Zea
mays) has been harvested for over 7000 years. By the time Columbus arrived
in the New World, Corn was being grown from Canada to the tip of South
America, but was largely...
For humans and cats
My mom always used cornsilk tea on the farm to relieve her urinary tract pains. When Tiger, my sweet tabbie developed CRF at 14 years, my vet told me I could try dandelion, cornsilk or peppermint. I was a little surpris...
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| Corn Silk Tea (Loose)
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4 oz
$ 11.85 US
| | A North American native plant first grown by farmers in Mexico, Corn (Zea
mays) has been harvested for over 7000 years. By the time Columbus arrived
in the New World, Corn was being grown from Canada to the tip of South
America, but was largely...
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| Corn Silk Tea (Loose)
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8 oz
$ 17.87 US
| | A North American native plant first grown by farmers in Mexico, Corn (Zea
mays) has been harvested for over 7000 years. By the time Columbus arrived
in the New World, Corn was being grown from Canada to the tip of South
America, but was largely...
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