See also: Labrador tea
- 1807  (1889)  The large wood is the red and white pine, cypress, birch, poplar and liard; the under wood is the elder, willow, red wood, and swamp tea, none of which, except the red wood, bear fruit.
2 an infusion made from the leaves of L. groenlandicum or from the flowers of L. palustre.
See also: Labrador tea
- 1821  (1823)  Our meal at night consisted of scraps of deer skins and swamp tea, and the men complained of their increasing debility.