Oak Tree Herbal Remedies

01/26/2026

Just a reminder that we close at 2 today (Monday, January 26)
Come warm up with a dirty mushroom mocha before the day is up!

01/23/2026

Monday, January 26
We will be closing at 2pm
Thank you!

01/21/2026

Edit: We are open!
We will be opening late today with the weather and road advisories.❄️

In the mean time, I'm creating the next few workshops, and I want to know.... 🤔
What are you interested in learning more about?
Let me know in the comments!👇👇

01/20/2026

01/15/2026

For anyone who knows me, they know that I just love to cook and bake. Food is a love language for me.
It's always been my dream to have a small cafe- wholesome drinks paired with soul-nourishing foods. Some good books, cozy vibes, and great company.

That's why I am beyond excited to begin offering small plates here at the café! I'm starting small but mighty. Every item begins with 100% organic, non-gmo ingredients, with allergen-friendly recipes.
Vegan? We got you.
Gluten-Free? Absolutely.
Nut-Free? ✅️

This menu drops on Saturday, so be sure to stop by! I personally invite you to come warm your soul, nourish your body, and take some stress off.

~💚 Lindsey

01/10/2026

Slow herbal rituals
This is how we winter.

With small rituals that tell the body it’s safe.

A candle lit while tea steeps.
Hands wrapped around a warm mug.
A few deep breaths by the window.
Quiet moments before bed.

You don’t need to push right now.
You need to tend.

Come in today and enjoy 25% off any drink from our Wellness Bar.

How do you winter?

01/08/2026

Bitters and Warming Roots.
This is how we winter.

By keeping digestion warm, steady, and supported.

Dandelion Root – Supports liver function and digestion; helps the body process heaviness and seasonal sluggishness.

Burdock Root – Cleansing and grounding; supports digestion, skin, and overall elimination.

Ginger Root – Warming and stimulating to circulation and digestion; supports comfort, appetite, and digestive fire.

Cinnamon – Warming and comforting; supports circulation, blood sugar balance, and digestive warmth.

Orange Peel – Gently uplifting and aromatic; supports digestion, mood, and circulation.

Winter doesn’t need extremes —
it needs steady warmth.

How do you winter? 🤍

01/06/2026

Gentle Nervines.
This is how we winter.

Not with caffeine and rushing —
but with warm teas that nourish instead of stimulate.

Oatstraw.
Nettle.
Chamomile.
Linden.
Gentle roots and seeds.

Teas that steady your energy, warm your hands, and soften your evenings.

How do you winter? 🤍

01/05/2026

We’ve heard this so much lately in the shop:

“I’m glad the holidays are over.” “I’m tired.” “I feel overwhelmed.” “I just want things to be quiet again.”

And honestly — that makes sense.
The holidays can be overwhelming- especially at a time where our bodies are tuned to begin slowing down, rather than gearing up.

Winter asks something very different of us than the rest of the year. It’s slower. Quieter. More inward. But most of us are expected to keep moving at summer speed anyway — which can leave our nervous systems exhausted and our bodies feeling out of sync.

At Oak Tree Herbal, we think of winter as a season for tending and nourishing rather than pushing.

A few simple ways to support yourself right now:
• Warm herbal teas that nourish instead of stimulate
• Gentle nervines like chamomile, lemon balm, oatstraw, and skullcap
• Bitters and warming roots to keep digestion steady
• Early nights, softer mornings, and slower evenings
• Small daily rituals — lighting a candle, brewing tea, stepping outside for a few deep breaths

These aren’t trends. They’re old, steady ways humans have supported themselves through darker, colder months for generations.

You’re not behind.
You’re not unmotivated.
You’re not “off.”

You’re wintering. And that’s exactly what you’re meant to be doing.

If you’d like help choosing herbs or building a simple winter ritual that actually fits your real life, we’d love to help you in the shop 🤍

12/31/2025

We are open today until 3
Swing by to say hi, stock up on your favorite tea, or try out a new drink in our café!

12/29/2025

✨ New Year. New Rhythms. New Roots. ✨

Family Herbalism Course begins January 7th

If one of your quiet intentions for the new year is to
🌿 feel more in tune with your body
🌿 rely less on quick fixes and more on lasting wellness
🌿 learn how to care for your family naturally
…this is your invitation.

This 5-week Family Herbalism Course is designed to gently and confidently guide you into the world of herbal medicine — no prior experience needed. You’ll learn not just what herbs to use, but how and why, so you can build your own home apothecary with confidence.

Each week includes: • 2 hours of hands-on instruction
• 1 hour of crafting your own remedies to take home
• Simple, practical knowledge you can actually use in daily life

🌿 What We’ll Cover

Week 1 – Foundations of Herbalism
Learn herbal safety, actions, and traditions while creating nourishing herbal infusions.

Week 2 – Digestive Health & Kitchen Herbalism
Turn your kitchen into your first apothecary with healing spices, teas, and food-as-medicine practices.

Week 3 – Stress, Sleep & Tincture Making
Support your nervous system, manage stress, and make your own herbal tinctures.

Week 4 – Immune Support & Herbal Syrups
Build resilience for your whole family and craft immune-boosting syrups.

Week 5 – Herbal First Aid & Skincare
Learn natural skin care, first aid salves, body care, and herbal bath blends.

This is more than a class — it’s a return to slower, wiser, rooted ways of caring for yourself and your people.

🌿 This 5 week course begins January 7th
Spaces are limited to keep the class intimate and hands-on.

✨ If you’ve been feeling the pull toward holistic living, this is your sign.

👉 Message us or stop into Oak Tree Herbal Remedies to reserve your spot.