About 30 people sampled eight wild teas as they were led by park naturalist Emma Sprowls on an about 1-mile walk near North Shore Pavilion #7. She pointed out wild black raspberry, spicebush, bergamot, yarrow, strawberry, mountain mint, sassafras and white pine bushes and trees as guests tasted the teas made from them, which she prepared the previous day. Emma Sprowls discussed how to identify the plants, make the teas and their purposes. For example, she said wild bergamot in the late 1700s was considered a “heal-all” tea, despite growing mold quickly. Click the link in bio for more. #wildtea #morainestatepark #bultercountypa #northshorepavilion morainestatepark