03/14/2026
One of the things we’re most looking forward to as this endeavor unfolds is hosting botanical workshops. We’re still in the early stages of shaping them, but the vision is clear. We imagine consistent gatherings centered around individual plants. Taking the time to really look at how a plant grows, what conditions it prefers, how it protects itself, what it offers, and the long trail of ways people have worked with it for food, medicine, and the tending of everyday life.
When you spend enough time paying attention to plants, it becomes difficult not to notice the intelligence moving through them. They turn themselves toward the light, their roots travel through the dark searching for nourishment and their laves release aromatic compounds into the air. They respond to insects, fungi, weather, and even neighboring plants. Beneath the soil, unseen networks pass signals back and forth & above ground, scent and chemistry carry messages through the air.
A lot of old household knowledge came from watching these patterns closely and bringing those plants into the kitchen, the apothecary shelf, and the daily life.
This weekend we’ve added several new herbal "tea" blends to the shelves that we’re excited for people to try. They are technically what are called tisanes. True tea comes from the tea plant itself, but a tisane is what happens when other plants are steeped in hot water. Leaves, flowers, roots, bark, seeds. Plants that have long lived in kitchen cupboards and small apothecary jars.
We’ve blended a calming tisane, a sleep blend for the end of the day, a mineral-rich nourishing tea, a couple blends focused on liver and seasonal cleansing support, and a digestive blend. Simple plant allies brought together in ways people have worked with for generations.
If you’re nearby today, come in and see us. 🫶🏼🍵✨️
Supporting the shop right now is part of helping these ideas take form, and we’re grateful for everyone doing that with us.
Open today 9am-3pm
2542 US Hwy 101, just outside Seaview
Next to Buoy 10 Espresso