Herb of the Month: Deeply Rooted Lomatium

Lomatium dissectum, or Lomatium root, is cherished among herbalists, plant lovers, and northern Native American tribes. It’s known to support a healthy respiratory, inflammatory, and immune respons...

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Our Native: Pleurisy Root

Honored for its striking orange flowers and powerful roots, Pleurisy seduces pollinators of all types. Its vibrancy and allure gave way to its alternative name of Butterfly Weed. Although Pleurisy’...

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Herb of The Month: Black Haw Bark

It’s not often we see tree bark in home apothecary, however Black Haw Bark can be found in many practitioners' herbal tool kits. Our ancestors found this medicinal bark useful for women’s reproduct...

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Ashwagandha: An Ayurvedic Phenomenon

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to find an herb that has superpowers? Imagine finding a plant that can support sleep, stress, body detoxification, memory functions, immune health and s...

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Catnip: A Feline Favorite and an Ally for All

Catnip is an antispasmodic; it can relax the smooth muscle of the digestive tract, making it excellent for digestive and colic. Its antispasm properties is also good for easing menstrual discomfort...

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Cleavers: Stuck on you!

Cleavers is a sticky little friend of ours that got its common name because of its ability to "cleave" onto other plants to gain height and reach the sun, almost in a vine-like matter. While "cleav...

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