Where The Wild Things Grow

Where The Wild Things Grow Apothecary utilizing traditional ancestral knowledge, biohacking health rooted in nature's teachings. I'm not just your average person; I'm a nature geek!

like many of you, I wear many hats. I'm a wife, mom of three amazing kids, and I basically run a mini farm and magical garden. Oh, and I'm also a neighborhood herbalist and teach classes about old school skills. But wait, it gets better – I wasn't born here; I came all the way from beautiful Bavaria in Germany. Picture me growing up surrounded by green hills and deep forests. My childhood adventures and chores included Foraging for food and herbs! It was like having a secret mission every day. Now, here's the wild part: Nature totally blew my mind! I got hooked on how it can heal us, with a combination of using nature’s bounty as a healing agent and the immersion in nature. So, now I'm on a mission to show everyone the magic
of plants and how they're like nature's little
medicine cabinets.

07/20/2025

I planted some new to me things this year to experiment and see what does well and what new tastes and flavors we can add.

Well friends, the Mexican Sour Gherkin will be grown again! They took a bit to take off but are in full production mode. They taste like their name.

Have you planted anything new to you?

07/20/2025

Dirty nails and hands make for great mental health! Thoughts?

07/20/2025
07/20/2025

The beautiful and fragrant Southern Magnolia (Magnolia Grandiflora)

I did some initial research for herbal support on this magnificent tree when I was looking for something which may support a case of Malaria back in 2023.

The magnolia has been used in traditional medicine for various health benefits including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties.

Local tribes and TCM has also made use of it for anxiety and stress reduction, improved sleep, gastrointestinal support, potential weight loss aid, heart health, and liver protection.

Above all, it's beautiful year round, smells amazing when in bloom, the seeds make a great snack roasted, and the flowers are fantastic fried!

07/20/2025

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1403 S. Bob Penton Road
Pace, FL
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