HerbDried bud
Lavender
Culinary buds for a light tea, sugar, or a drawer sachet.
Organic herbs, oils, and teas
A modern guide to nature’s pharmacy.
100% organic herbs and oils, plus 60 tea recipes. Traditional uses, how to prepare them, and practical kitchen and home applications — not folklore, and not medical advice.
Brew by need
Traditional kitchen cups — not a diagnosis.
Sleep
Evening wind-down
Calm
Tension and restlessness
Digestion
After the meal
Nausea
A queasy hour
Colds
Chills and sore throat
Cough
A dry or rattly chest
Immunity
Seasonal kettle
Headache
Tight temples
Cycle
Monthly ease
Energy
Clear, not jittery
Focus
A quieter desk
Skin
Brightness
Aches
Stiff days
Urinary
A simple water cup
From the library
All herbs & oils
HerbFresh or dried leaf
Rosemary
A woody kitchen herb for roast, bread, and a pine-bright steam.
OilEssential oil
Lavender oil
A drop in a carrier, a linen spray, or a diffuser — never a teaspoon.
OilKitchen and carrier oil
Olive oil
The house oil: cooking, a simple salad, and a mild carrier for other oils.
