The Twiggery Blog — teatime

There’s a quiet joy in gathering dandelions, violets, and rose petals from your own backyard—tiny, cheerful blooms that can turn an ordinary tea party into something truly special. In this post, I’m sharing how you can use edible flowers to beautifully (and affordably!) elevate your tea table. From floating blooms in water glasses to sprinkling petals over cupcakes, lemon curd, and even deviled eggs, these little foraged treasures add a touch of magic to every tiered tray.

With just a garden stroll and a bit of imagination, you can create a table full of beauty, friendship, and thoughtful charm—without spending a dime.

Afternoon Tea and Popovers at Jordan Pond House  My sister and her family recently had the pleasure of taking tea at Jordan Pond House, located in Acadia National Park in Maine. Jordan Pond House is a historic restaurant known for its iconic tea and popovers. This charming establishment has been serving visitors since the late 1800s and continues to be a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.  The History of Afternoon Tea at Jordan Pond House My sister had heard of this afternoon tea tradition and decided this was a definite stop during their family summer vacation to New England....