Berry & Blossom Botanicals, LLC

03/28/2026

It's HERE! This Dragon’s Blood salve is a deep skin repair ally... cuts and bites, rashes… and especially for eczema and psoriasis 🔥🌿

Made with the rich red resin of Croton lechleri, and blended into a base of nourishing tallow, pomegranate oil, and avocado oil, this one is all about restoring the skin.

Tallow brings that deeply bioavailable nourishment that dry, compromised skin craves.
Pomegranate oil adds powerful antioxidant support, encouraging regeneration and helping the skin recover from ongoing irritation.
Avocado oil is rich, soothing, and penetrates deeply, making it great for rough, inflamed, or thickened skin

And then there’s Dragon’s Blood… astringent, antimicrobial, and sealing. It helps calm irritation, protect vulnerable skin, and support the natural healing process

For eczema, this blend helps reduce that cycle of dryness, cracking, and sensitivity by deeply nourishing while creating a protective layer.

For psoriasis, it supports the skin without forcing it, helping to soften buildup, calm inflammation, and restore balance.

This is one of those salves you use consistently and let it work with your skin, not against it ❤️

Available through my apothecary 🌿 message me or come by my booth to grab one. 🛒 $25

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only. Always patch test before use, especially if you have sensitive skin or known allergies. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

03/25/2026

There’s something really special about working with the heart… not just physically, but emotionally and energetically too ❤️

I recently made a fresh batch of hawthorn tincture using berry, leaf, and flower, paired with motherwort, cactus, and a touch of ginger to warm and move everything where it needs to go.

This is the kind of medicine I love… layered

I shared it with a couple of clients, and I’m already getting feedback. One person took it last night and immediately noticed a shift…

Hawthorn is one of my favorite heart tonics. It helps strengthen and nourish the heart muscle, supports healthy circulation, and is well known for its role in helping regulate blood pressure over time.

Motherwort comes in to support the nervous system side of things, especially when stress and tension are contributing to elevated blood pressure. Cactus adds another layer of support for the heart and circulation, and ginger helps keep everything moving so the formula absorbs well and doesn’t feel heavy.

If you’ve been dealing with high blood pressure, heart palpitations, or just want to give your cardiovascular system some extra support, this is a beautiful ally.

Message me if you’d like to try a bottle or want to talk through if it’s a good fit for you 🌿

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new herbal product, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.

03/24/2026

Blue vervain, growing strong on my little farmette when we were in Oregon 💜

This is one of those plants I come back to again and again… especially when life gets busy, full, and a little too driven.

Blue vervain is known as a remedy for the overworked and burned-out. It has this beautiful way of working between the mind and the body, helping ease that mental tension while also softening the physical holding patterns we carry, especially in the neck and shoulders.Blue vervain is for that pattern where emotions especially grief get trapped in the body and turn into tension. It’s that tightness in the neck, shoulders, jaw… the mental rigidity… the i have to keep it all together energy.

It helps soften that inner holding so the emotional body can actually move again.

It’s a deeply bitter plant, and that bitterness is part of its medicine. It grounds, cools, and relaxes. It supports the nervous system, helps unwind tension, and reminds the body how to let go.

This is the plant for the ones who push themselves. The list makers.
The ones who keep going even when they’re exhausted. Blue vervain gently interrupts that cycle… softening both the mind and the body so you can finally exhale.

There’s something really special about growing your own medicine and watching it thrive right alongside you. And this one? She’s a reminder to slow down.

If this plant is speaking to you, take that as a little nudge to slow down… even just a bit.
Your body knows when it’s time to soften.

And if you’ve worked with blue vervain before, I’d love to hear your experience with it 💜

Available in bulk herb and tincture.

03/21/2026

🔥🍯Fire Honey in the Apothecary 🍯🔥If apple cider vinegar isn’t your thing, Fire Honey offers the same benefits with a smoother, sweeter delivery and a truly enjoyable taste. This is the same powerful immune and digestive support you love from fire cider.
✨ What makes this Fire Honey special?
It’s made with local raw Smoot honey. Every herb in this blend is finely powdered, allowing the honey to evenly carry the medicine and make it gentle and effective. Fire Honey skips the ACV making it ready to use whenever you want. No waiting 6 weeks to brew!

🌿 Ingredients include powdered Horseradish, onion, garlic, and cayenne for warmth, circulation, and immune activation
Turmeric and ginger for digestion and inflammatory support
Black pepper to enhance absorption
Lemon powder for bioflavonoids

🍯 Why an electuary?
Electuaries are traditional herbal preparations made by combining powdered herbs with honey. This form is ideal for digestion and immune support because it’s easy to take, soothing to the tissues, and delivers herbal medicine in a tasty, fun, and nourishing way. Honey acts as both a preservative and a medicine, helping carry the herbs.

🍯 $15 / 8 ounces

Fire Honey is your go to remedy for colds, flu, congestion, inflammation and a whole lot more!*















*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease

03/20/2026

Spring Equinox…the real New Year, if you’re paying attention 🌿 From here on out, the days grow longer than the nights. The sun is winning again, and you can feel it in everything… the ground softening, the birds getting louder, your energy shifting whether you planned for it or not.
This is when the sun moves into Aries too, the first sign of the zodiac. Fire. Movement. Life saying, “okay, go.”

That’s why this has always been the real New Year in a lot of older traditions. The zodiac resets. The land resets. You reset. 🌸💛🌻🌞🌴🌻💫🌼

There’s also this subtle magic happening underground right now...roots waking up, sap rising, seeds cracking open in the dark before anything ever shows above the surface. Which is a good reminder… just because you can’t see it yet doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

Balance is the medicine here. Light and dark, action and rest, doing and becoming. So instead of forcing some big grand plan, just notice, What feels alive again? What has energy behind it?

That’s your direction. This is less about reinventing yourself and more about remembering what’s already trying to grow 🌱✨
Step outside today, even if it’s just for a few minutes. Put your hands on the earth, close your eyes, and ask yourself what am I ready to grow this season? Then follow that. 🌱

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03/17/2026

03/15/2026

The humble dandelion root is one of the most powerful and accessible medicines growing right under our feet. Most people see a weed… herbalists see a deep-reaching healer. 🌼 Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) sends a long taproot deep into the earth, drawing up minerals from far below the surface. Because of this, the root is incredibly rich in nutrients and is one of our best traditional herbs for supporting the liver, digestion, and elimination pathways.

🌿 The best times to harvest are early spring or late fall.In early spring, the plant is sending energy upward from the root to support new leaf growth, making the root full of stored nutrients.

In the fall, after the plant has completed its growing cycle, the energy returns to the root again as the plant prepares for winter dormancy

Both times yield roots that are rich in inulin, bitters, and mineral compounds that support the digestive system.

🌿 Dandelion root is considered a classic bitter tonic. Bitters stimulate receptors on the tongue that signal the body to begin digestion. This action encourages the production of:

• digestive enzymes
• stomach acid
• bile from the liver and gallbladder

In traditional Western herbalism, we often use it for:

Liver and gallbladder support
Sluggish digestion
Skin conditions linked to liver congestion
Blood sugar balance
General metabolic support

🌿 Energetically, dandelion root moves downward and outward. It stimulates the liver and encourages the body to release stagnation through bile flow, digestion, and elimination. Herbalists consider it a foundational herb for supporting the body's natural detoxification processes.

🌿 Dandelion in biodynamics

Dandelion also plays an important role in biodynamic agriculture.

Biodynamic preparation BD 506 is made from dandelion flowers placed inside the mesentery of a cow and buried over winter as a compost preparation.

When added to compost, BD 506 helps regulate how plants organize and utilize silica and potassium, supporting the healthy relationship between the soil, the plant, and the wider cosmic environment.

🌼 Ways to work with dandelion root

Roasted root tea as a coffee alternative
Decoctions for liver and digestive support
Fresh root tinctures in spring or fall
Digestive bitter formulas

Have you ever harvested or worked with dandelion root before? 🌼
Tell me below .... do you roast it for tea, tincture it, or leave it for the bees? 👇

03/15/2026

✨ Flower Essences ✨
Now available at my booth!

Flower essences are a beautiful form of plant medicine that work on the emotional and energetic level. Unlike tinctures or teas that act on the physical body, flower essences carry the subtle vibrational imprint of the flower itself and support shifts in our emotional patterns, stress responses, and inner balance.

Each flower has its own wisdom. Some help calm anxiety or overwhelm. Some support grief, heartbreak, or emotional trauma.

I’m now carrying a wonderful selection from Flower Essence Services, one of the most respected flower essence companies in the world. Their essences are made with incredible care and intention using flowers grown biodynamically in California.

Some of the essences you’ll find here include:
🌼 Mimulus – for known fears and anxiety
🌸 Bleeding Heart – for emotional healing and heartbreak
🌿 Olive – for deep exhaustion and burnout
🌼 Yarrow – for energetic protection and sensitivity
🌸 Star of Bethlehem – for shock or trauma

If you’ve never experienced flower essences before, they are subtle but profound allies for emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Come explore them at my booth at Town Square Market and find the flower that’s calling to you. 🌿✨

03/14/2026

Hey friends! 🌿✨ I’ll be at my indoor booth inside Town Square Market today from 12:00–2:00 PM, and I’d love to see you! Come by, say hi, browse the teas, tinctures, salves, essential oil blends, and all the botanical goodness. It’s the perfect day to treat yourself to something herbal. 💚
I’ll also be bringing in more Frankincense Salve and Skin Serum (my body serum) so if you grabbed those from me at the farmers market and have been wanting more, they’ll be there today! And good news… Fire Honey is coming in today too. 🔥🍯

✨ A little update: the Dragon’s Blood Salve isn’t quite ready yet that one will be ready Monday, so stay tuned for that drop.

Also taking bulk herb orders for pick up as well!

Who’s coming to see me today?! 👀 Drop a 🌿 in the comments if you’re stopping by!

03/13/2026

We planted these on Saturday, and when I checked the trays this morning we now have:

🌼 7 marigolds
🍅 18 tomatoes
🌱 and what looks like the first little squash just starting to come up

Still no peppers yet but peppers tend to take their time.

What’s really interesting is that these seedlings have only been under the lights for about three or four days, especially since we lost power all day Sunday during that crazy wind storm.

And it’s a perfect little moment to talk about something I love working with: biodynamics.

A lot of people think biodynamic gardening is just another word for organic, but it’s actually something much deeper. Biodynamics looks at the land as a living organism where everything is connected.

At its heart, biodynamics is really about the relationship between plants, animals, and the stars.

Plants grow in the soil, but they also respond to the larger rhythms of nature ... the cycles of the moon, the movement of the planets, the changing seasons. Animals are part of that system too, because they help bring vitality back to the soil and keep the land in balance.

Even the smallest creatures the insects, pollinators, soil life that are part of that living web.

The idea is that when we start paying attention to those relationships, instead of forcing nature to behave the way we want, we can actually partner with the intelligence of the earth. The earth isn’t just dirt. It’s alive. And sometimes it reminds us of that in the sweetest ways… like a tray full of seedlings that suddenly appear almost overnight.

Nature doing what nature does best 🌎✨

03/13/2026

Okay friends, tell me what you want more of from me 👀🌿
What kind of content do you love most?
🌱 Herbal education
🍵 Tea blends + herbal goodies
🌿 Individual herb highlights
🧴 Salves, tinctures, and remedies
🔮 Astro-herbal magic
🪴 Gardening and seedlings
💚 Natural wellness support
🛍️ What’s in stock / what’s new

Vote in the comments and share anything else you want more of. I’m creating with you in mind, so I wanna know what lights you up most ✨

03/13/2026

Update & Shout-outs