Wildroot Botanicals

Wildroot Botanicals www.wildrootbotanicals.com; www.wildroot.etsy.com We are a small family with an intense passion for vibrant health for all beings.

We appreciate the wildness in life, the wisdom of the plants, animals and elements around us. Together we dwell in our mountain home nestled in-between the stellar Cascade mountain range and the Salish sea we call home. It is here in these mountains, fields and shores that we hold our herbal intensives, apprenticeships and workshops. We are proud to host some of the very best herbalists in North America. It is a great joy that we can deepen the relationships between people and plants and empower people in their journeys of herbal medicine. Website at: https://www.wildrootbotanicals.com/

It was such a beautiful first day of the tending the Wild within class. Thank you to all who are a part of it. 📸
12/07/2025

It was such a beautiful first day of the tending the Wild within class. Thank you to all who are a part of it. 📸

Nature is truly our best healer offering connection and renewal. Yet our modern life styles are moving away from knowled...
10/02/2025

Nature is truly our best healer offering connection and renewal. Yet our modern life styles are moving away from knowledge and respect of the natural world at an alarming pace, a major cause and contributor of much mental instability, disconnection and loneliness. This course is an invitation to slow down and connect with the gifts of the natural world.

Over the course of six months we will explore health as something we cultivate in relationship with the land, within our bodies and within community. Through sensory work with the land we will deepen our understanding of plants and the natural world, fostering connections and spaces for health and healing through work with herbal medicine, being on the land, simple ritual and engagement with the elements and our senses. More info in bio.

Fireweed shoots are so plentiful here in the Pacific Northwest. There is a short window of harvest time that is just sta...
03/31/2025

Fireweed shoots are so plentiful here in the Pacific Northwest. There is a short window of harvest time that is just starting to begin. Check out my article in botanical anthology for the details and recipe. Link in bio🌿💚

In the past these bulbs were worked with to support childbirth and expectorate a cough. It is not ethical to harvest the...
03/27/2025

In the past these bulbs were worked with to support childbirth and expectorate a cough. It is not ethical to harvest them anymore due to low populations and slow reproduction time. This is a perfect spring native flower to add to your garden. Growing native plants is an act of reciprocity with the land, helpful for pollinators and a way to be in good relationship with the natural world we are a part of

This Saturday I’ll be hosting a half day workshop about medicine making. We will be making fresh Oregon grape root tinct...
03/27/2025

This Saturday I’ll be hosting a half day workshop about medicine making. We will be making fresh Oregon grape root tincture and going through the process of making dried tinctures, we will also make a hydrosol, salve, creme and syrup. Participants will take home various of our products we create which is included in the price. Link in bio under class tab. #

Spring seems to be arriving quickly here. This is the time to get your cottonwood buds harvested to save them up for you...
03/19/2025

Spring seems to be arriving quickly here. This is the time to get your cottonwood buds harvested to save them up for your sore muscles needs. It is also one of my absolutely favorite scents! I love wearing the oil as a scent too! It’s so good! I harvested these to demo oil extraction in our first Foundations of Herbalism class this Saturday. There i a spot left if you’d like to jump in and join us this year. Link in bio 💚🌿

I’m so excited to have a little article and recipe in this sweet publication for a fireweed shoot frittata. If you don’t...
03/19/2025

I’m so excited to have a little article and recipe in this sweet publication for a fireweed shoot frittata. If you don’t know about the Botanical Anthology I highly recommend checking it out. There are lots of great articles with lesser known medicinal and edible plants and fun craft projects.

Signs of spring are showing here in the Pacific Northwest! The oso berry leaves are emerging, signaling the transition i...
02/27/2025

Signs of spring are showing here in the Pacific Northwest! The oso berry leaves are emerging, signaling the transition into spring. The frogs have been responding too. I’ve been hearing them in the evening the past few nights and I’m seeing the first few robins. Paying attention to the shifting environment around us is a way to feel connected with something bigger than ourselves which can be so nourishing to our spirits. It’s a way for us to feel a part of incredible network of community of nature.

Today was such a sweet day working with plants to support a good nights sleep. We spent the loveliest of afternoons harv...
02/23/2025

Today was such a sweet day working with plants to support a good nights sleep. We spent the loveliest of afternoons harvesting a black cohosh root from the garden and prepared it into medicine. Working with the plants directly, smelling, tasting and witnessing the way they like to grow is the best way to understand the gifts they offer us. It’s so healing to do this together as a group.

🌙 Passionflower for Restful Sleep 🌙This Saturday, join us for our workshop on herbs for deep rest and sleep! Link in bio...
02/19/2025

🌙 Passionflower for Restful Sleep 🌙

This Saturday, join us for our workshop on herbs for deep rest and sleep! Link in bio🌿 One of the stars we’ll discuss is Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata), a stunningly beautiful vine with intricate flowers that are as calming to the mind as they are to the eyes.

Known for its ability to ease a racing mind and promote gentle relaxation, passionflower is perfect for those nights when overthinking keeps you awake.

Come learn how to use this breathtaking herb—along with others—to create your own sleep-supporting toolkit.

📅 This Saturday February 22
📍 https://www.wildrootbotanicals.com/courses/herbs-for-mental-health
⏰ 10 to 3

Reserve your spot and let the beauty and power of plants help you find your best rest! 🌺✨

I will be collaborating with bow sanctuary February 2 offering an afternoon workshop of breathwork, restorative yoga and...
01/16/2025

I will be collaborating with bow sanctuary February 2 offering an afternoon workshop of breathwork, restorative yoga and herbal medicines that are nourishing and restorative to the mind, body and spirit. Check out the link in the bio to find out more info or to register. 🌲💚 I have been incredible thankful to be teaching at such a calming healing space. The fresh mountain air coming off the bay and Blanchard mountain refreshes my spirit deeply every time I’m there.

I’m hosting a new course that begins in January all about how herbs support the bodies ability to adapt in a healthy way...
12/13/2024

I’m hosting a new course that begins in January all about how herbs support the bodies ability to adapt in a healthy way to stress. We will dive deep into herbs to support sleep, reduce anxiety and tension and support our over all health of the nervous system. Link in bio for more info.

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We work for and believe deeply in vibrant health and respect for all beings and the dismantling of oppressive systems that work against this basic truth. We appreciate the wildness in life, the wisdom of the plants, animals and elements around us.

We dwell in our mountian home nestled in-between the stellar Cascade mountain range and the Salish sea. It is here in these mountains, fields and shores that we hold our herbal intensives, apprenticeships and workshops. We are proud to host some of the very best herbalists in North America. It is a great joy that we can deepen the relationships between people and plants and empower people in their journeys of herbal medicine.

We also offer a line of ethically harvested and local farm grown hydrosols. To view our offerings visit www.wildroot.etsy.com.

Blessings on your day. website at: www.wildrootbotanicals.com