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Nepeta cataria cut and sifted leaf -
Agastache foeniculum cut and sifted flower and leaf -
A delicious blend of herbs to address PMS, menstrual cramps, and backaches associated with menstruation. Tinctures are concentrated herbal medicines using alcohol to extract plant constituents. -
Description: Treat your body the way it deserves. Ingredients: Organic oat straw, Organic lemon balm leaf leaf, Organic tulsi leaf, Organic ashwagandha root, Organic nettle leaf, Organic marshmallow leaf. Aroma and taste: Relaxing with uplifting mint and lemon flavors. Brew time: 3-4 minutes -
Urtica dioca cut and sifted leaf -
Leonorus cardiaca cut and sifted leaf -
Description: A relaxing tea for after any meal to possibly aid in digestion. It may be calming and subtly flavored, the gentle anti-inflammatories in this mix can support relaxation and rejuvenation. Ingredients: Organic anise hyssop flower and leaf, organic milky oat tops, organic peppermint leaf, organic catnip leaf, organic marshmallow flower and leaf, organic plantain leaf. Aroma and taste: Relaxing and sweet. Brew time: 2-3 minutes -
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Stachys officinalis cut and sifted leaf -
An astringent gum rinse that can help tighten the gum line, increase circulation to the gums, and eliminate unwanted bacteria. -
Solidago spp cut and sifted dried leaf -
Description: It's so delicious, it hardly tastes like medicine. Ingredients: Organic echinacea flower and leaf, organic elecampane root, organic mullein leaf, organic peppermint leaf, organic pleurisy root, organic wild cherry bark. Aroma and taste: Earthy and soothing. Brew time: 5-6 minutes -
Inula helenium cut and sifted root -
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Echinacea spp cut and sifted flower and leaf -
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Especially great for athlete's foot outbreaks, dry skin patches, or tinea anywhere on the body. -
tinctures of milky oats and rose blossoms, essence of yarrow flowers Mittens the Kittens was not a farm cat, though she tried to be, living in the barn, hunting mice and spending warm nights under the moonlight. She now luxuriates, wearing pearls and only the finest coat of pink cashmere, sipping on spirits of rose and yarrow as she tends to her self care routines. This blend is the softest protection, just a hint of being held, freshly harvested milky oats may nourish the deep nervous system and rose petals infusing care into your heart, while the yarrow blossoms, their essences captured on steep Pittsburgh city steps, hold you apart and separate so that you may clearly see what is around you. This blend offers ease and protection just like the softest coat of pink cashmere. Oh, I’m making you a coat of pink cashmere, you got to know how I feel about you baby, how I always want you near, I’m making you a coat of pink cashmere, I’m gonna count every minute of every hour, until you are here -
Description: A great all around remedy that may help all kinds of allergies: pollen, dust, mold, and even animal hair. This blend of herbs can create an antihistamine like effect formulated to relieve symptoms caused by an exposure to allergens Ingredients: Organic nettle leaf, Organic calendula blossoms, Organic goldenrod flower, Organic marshmallow leaf Aroma and taste: Soothing with pine and mineral overtones. Brew time: 5-6 minutes -
tinctures of hawthorn berry, wood betony, hops, calamus, essences of goldenrod in bloom, cherry blossoms, bee balm flowers Murray runs up to greet everyone when he arrives at the farm, but soon after that, it’s just a guess where he’ll be- in the shade of his favorite tree, laying in the stream, frolicking with other pups or stalking bunnies around the fenceline. We’ve blended hawthorn- which can nurture and open the heart-but-with-boundaries, wood betony can nourish the vagus nerve and our nervous systems, hops can calm and focus presence and calamus can clear the mind. These fresh herbs mingle with the essences of goldenrod, cherry and bee balm, borrowed on sun filled big sky days as we stood in our collective power. This brings carefree love and pure joy, helping us to be true to ourselves and show up with courage. Guess I should've closed my eyes, When you drove me to the place, Where your horses run free, 'Cause I felt a little ill, When I saw all the pictures, Of the jockeys that were there before me -
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Salvia officinalis cut and sifted leaf
