Weeds

Must be relatively new to the area because this summer was the first time I had seen it, had been a few years since I had been to Cedarburg.
This place is perfect for foodies, tea lovers, and gardeners. The little garden area outside is cute as well. Plus the lady working there was nice!
They have a great variety of stuff. Tea infused chocolates, little gifts, great variety of teas! The teas smelled incredible. I had a hard time choosing. They sounded delicious. Also they weren’t too insanely pricey. The bag of tea I got was $ 3.50, which I think is reasonable for good quality tea! Though I know some were more pricey. I decided on a chestnut black tea. Will be great iced until it finally starts to cool down here in Phoenix.
Also this is where I first discovered Susie’s Nature Bars, which became a staple in my diet during my last trip to Wisconsin. Love this cute little shop and hope to return!

Very affordable teas that taste wonderful. It is a must to stop by and see all of the cute things they have to buy.

Wonderful place, they have everything. A great tea shop. Also kitchen and garden stuff. They really have it all.

I came across this neat little shop after a coworker brought in some amazing smelling tea. Weeds is a tea shop that also features gardening items, kitchen ware and other local items. The tea comes in every variety you can think of and my favorite has easily become the almond coconut. The staff is knowledgeable about their teas and the prices are fair. I no longer drive to mall for tea anymore. Weeds has my business.

Very cute shop with lots of unique items. My husband and I were strolling through downtown Cedarburg and came across this store. The only thing I had noticed on their window signage was that they sold loose leaf teas — but when we went in I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had much more than that. They have quite a bit of gardening merchandise, knitwear made from alpaca wool, bulk spices, eco-​friendly containers, and funky upcycled art. I would definitely come back here again.

Weeds is a great store but overpriced and the staff is rude. They need to hire people who know more about herbs and teas and not just someone who is going to talk behind the counter.

This is place is the perfect place to buy a unique gift for new home-​owners, your favorite gardener, or just anyone that has taste for the interesting and ecclectic.
Some things you might find in weeds: 50 – 200 varieties of loose leaf teas, bulk spices, fresh farm produce (eggs, bee pollen) cheese platters, soy candles, composting bins, plants, and everything in between.
You can even pick up a glass of iced tea in the summer! Wish I would have known… I has a cup of coffee before coming, but next time I’ll be sure to try a glass.

This is easily one of my favorite stores in Cedarburg. The staff is above and beyond friendly and good for conversation regardless if your purchasing anything or not. The tea selection rocks your socks off and its always fresh and lasts awhile. Plus they have super cute scarves and plants décor etc etc etc. It’s a gorgeous shop I love it. A deff stop at every cedarburg trip.

FYI — Weeds does not actually sell weed… I’d hate to have anyone visit and be disappointed.
Weeds does sell an eclectic mix of stuff — home décor, jewelry, candles, soap, bulk herbs and a ton of tea. I drink a lot of tea and was particularly happy at the extensive selection of herbal varieties. There were some really creative blends and the friendly owner gave me a recipe using the Rose Raspberry tea blended with champagne — can’t wait to try that one!
If you’re a tea drinker or interested in natural living, this store is worth a visit. Stoners, however, will have to keep relying on that guy who works in the warehouse at work.

This is not your average shop. It teeters on the verge of being a hippie spot, but redeems itself with the selection of fun gifty items and the professionalism of how the business and managed and the friendly staff.
Ignore the sign outside that says LIVE PRAYING MANTIDS! GREAT FOR YOUR GARDEN! on the step and wander in. Immediately, there are fun items you don’t see everywhere, but if you’re even mildly aware of the new form of consumerism taking over the world that says basically everything you’ve used for the last 30 years is killing you in some way, there’s definitely a few items to feel like you might get a year or two back. Among many many other things, there are felted birdhouses, little lids to turn mason jars into adult sippy cups, reusable bags, organic soaps, repurposed license plates and fire hoses and spoons, plants, and mountains of tea!
I’m not really sure tea should get on the dessert drink bandwagon, but they’re trying. They had lots of true teas, lots of herbal and fruity, and then some oddities, like chocolate covered strawberry flavored. Weird. They offer samples and the sample I had were tasty. The selection was vast, so I’m sure that even the most distinguished tea tasters will find something.
Oh, I mentioned the praying mantids… they sell live ladybugs, praying mantids, and something else. You know, if you want to pest control your garden my introducing other insects. Cause when I want to get rid of bugs, the first thing I think of to do is bring in more bugs. *My sarcasm here is mitigated ONLY by the fact that I grew up around a lot of bugs and this actually should work, if you can get the new bugs to actually play in your garden.
Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised by this little shop and want to go back! I picked up a few small things, including my first Christmas shopping item for Christmas 2013… and it’s only June! Win for me!