Herbs & Plants
Many of the herbs here are grown organically and harvested by hand for use in medicinal topical and internal herbal remedies — tinctures, salves, teas, and aromatic blends crafted with care.
Each plant in the garden is chosen for its medicinal value and grown as naturally as possible — no synthetic pesticides, no shortcuts. The soil is tended with the same intention as the remedies it produces.
Herbs are harvested at their peak potency and used fresh or carefully dried for topical preparations like salves and oils, and internal remedies like tinctures, teas, and capsules.
Lavandula angustifolia
A cornerstone of medicinal aromatherapy, lavender calms the nervous system, eases tension headaches, and supports restful sleep. Used in salves for skin healing and in teas and tinctures for anxiety and insomnia.
Matricaria chamomilla
Gentle and deeply soothing, chamomile is one of the most versatile medicinal herbs. Taken as a tea or tincture it calms digestion and eases stress; applied topically it soothes inflamed or irritated skin.
Echinacea purpurea
A powerful immune-supporting herb, echinacea is harvested at peak bloom and prepared as a tincture or tea to help the body resist and recover from seasonal illness. A garden staple for cold and flu season.
Melissa officinalis
Bright, lemony, and uplifting, lemon balm calms the nervous system and lifts the spirit. Used in teas and tinctures for anxiety and sleep, and in topical preparations for cold sores and skin irritation.
Calendula officinalis
One of the great skin-healing herbs, calendula is infused into oils and salves for wound healing, eczema, dry or chapped skin, and general skin nourishment. Gentle enough for sensitive skin and children.
Salvia rosmarinus
A deeply aromatic and medicinal herb, rosemary stimulates circulation, supports memory and focus, and lifts the spirits. Used in teas and tinctures for cognitive clarity, in infused oils for scalp and muscle care, and in aromatic blends for mental alertness.
Valeriana officinalis
A potent nervine and sleep herb, valerian root is prepared as a tincture or capsule for insomnia, anxiety, and nervous tension. One of the most respected herbs in the Western herbal tradition.
Hypericum perforatum
Harvested at the summer solstice when its flowers are at their peak, St. John's Wort is infused in oil for nerve pain and muscle tension, and prepared as a tincture to support mood and emotional resilience.
Symphytum officinale
Known as 'knitbone' in traditional herbalism, comfrey is one of the most powerful topical healing herbs. Rich in allantoin, it is infused into oils and salves to support the healing of bruises, sprains, sore muscles, and damaged tissue.
Whether you're looking for a specific herbal preparation or want to discuss what might support your health, reach out — I'd love to help.