ElderTree Blends

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This space was created for people who are tired of rushing their way through life and then calling it healing.For the on...
04/14/2026

This space was created for people who are tired of rushing their way through life and then calling it healing.
For the ones who know the cost of always pushing.
For the ones who need a slower rhythm.
For the ones who want room to breathe, soften, and come back to themselves without pressure.
Rest is welcome here.
Pauses are respected here.
Nothing here asks you to hurry.

One thing my son and I both know well is how hard it can be to hold focus, especially when the nervous system is alread...
04/10/2026

One thing my son and I both know well is how hard it can be to hold focus, especially when the nervous system is already carrying too much in these disturbing times.
And since it’s Friday, we are definitely focusing a little harder than usual trying to make it through the day before our weekend begins.
So lately, we have been working with a few herbs we have been exploring for an upcoming blend release: bacopa, ginkgo, rhodiola, and ashwagandha.
I choose the herbs and formulate the blends, but my son is part of the process too. He’s my taste tester and will suggest a preferred herb or flavor profile. (If he hates it you guys most likely will never see it 🤣)
We pay attention to what actually feels supportive and what does not. We strive to make things based in our real day to day lived experience.
What I most appreciate about plants like these is that they are not about pushing through. They are about support. About helping the body and mind feel a little more steady over time.
Slow support. Real support.

These tea samples were prepared for a one-of-a-kind retreat with .The Indigenous Medicine Women’s Healing Retreat was sh...
04/09/2026

These tea samples were prepared for a one-of-a-kind retreat with .
The Indigenous Medicine Women’s Healing Retreat was shaped by community, land, and intentional practice — a space for healing, reconnection, and remembering together.
The blend shared there, It Takes a Village, is our grounding tea. I first created it with my son, out of our own lived journey through his autism diagnosis. It came from a season that required patience, endurance, and what felt like daily recovery. It also reminded me how much we need care that feels steady, simple, and real.
Built with nourishing nettle, soft rose, and cinnamon for warmth, this blend was created to feel supportive, steady, and comforting.
We brought this blend to the retreat with a lot of intention. So many of the women there are used to tending, carrying, helping, and holding. I wanted this tea to offer a pause. A way to come back to themselves. To step out of constant doing and into warmth, stillness, and shared presence.
Up to this point, blends like this have only been available locally or shared in spaces like retreat. As we rebuild our website, that’s changing. It Takes a Village, along with other formulations, will soon be more widely available beyond our local community.
This blend was made to support that feeling of being grounded in your own body and connected to something steady.
Stay tuned.

The retreat was created as a space to step out of constant doing and return to shared presence.Rooted in community, land...
04/08/2026

The retreat was created as a space to step out of constant doing and return to shared presence.
Rooted in community, land, and intentional practices, it invites participants to learn, rest, and reconnect together.
This isn’t about escape, it’s about remembering what it feels like to move through life with care and connection

Plants were supporting humans long before support became something separate from daily life.Herbal knowledge grew throug...
04/05/2026

Plants were supporting humans long before support became something separate from daily life.
Herbal knowledge grew through observation, relationship, and time, passed down through generations.
Calling plants “alternative” forgets their history.

What modern culture often calls “high-performing” herbs were once simply everyday allies.Plants like rhodiola, bacopa, a...
04/01/2026

What modern culture often calls “high-performing” herbs were once simply everyday allies.
Plants like rhodiola, bacopa, and ashwagandha were traditionally used to support resilience, clarity, and calm through ongoing relationship, not quick fixes.

Wellness often asks us to improve ourselves. Herbalism asks us to remember ourselves.It’s not about optimization or tren...
03/30/2026

Wellness often asks us to improve ourselves. Herbalism asks us to remember ourselves.
It’s not about optimization or trends, but about reconnecting with practices that have existed long before modern language gave them new names.

Tiny sensory joy. Noticing the small things is the whole practice.
03/29/2026

Tiny sensory joy. Noticing the small things is the whole practice.

We do not share from a place meant to convince or convert. That’s not our style.Our posts are simply meant to offer a qu...
03/25/2026

We do not share from a place meant to convince or convert. That’s not our style.
Our posts are simply meant to offer a quieter alternative to fast wellness and constant doing. It’s a place to learn, reflect, and reconnect with plants, ritual, and self at a pace that feels human.
If it resonates, it’s because you were already listening. As we move into our season of reveal - everything is meant for those who feel aligned.

Building a relationship with a plant means moving beyond consumption and into respect.It means noticing how a plant grow...
03/23/2026

Building a relationship with a plant means moving beyond consumption and into respect.
It means noticing how a plant grows, how it responds, and how it supports without force. Relationship asks for time, reciprocity, and humility, reminding us that plants aren’t resources to extract from, but teachers to learn alongside.
This is the foundation of how we work at ElderTree Blends 🌼

Moringa has been valued in many cultures for its nourishing properties and its role in supporting overall balance.Rich i...
03/21/2026

Moringa has been valued in many cultures for its nourishing properties and its role in supporting overall balance.
Rich in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, it has traditionally been used as part of long-term care rather than quick fixes.
Sharing information about plants like this is about honoring their history and understanding how nourishment can be built slowly over time 🌿

My herbalism doesn’t start with fixing what’s broken. It starts with listening.Listening to the body’s signals, to the r...
03/18/2026

My herbalism doesn’t start with fixing what’s broken. It starts with listening.
Listening to the body’s signals, to the rhythm of breath, to what’s being held beneath the surface. This listening extends to everything I work with—herbs, essential oils, fragrances, plant matter—each chosen for how it feels, how it scents, how it shifts energy.
Every tea, every mist, every candle, every ritual blend at Eldertree Blends is created through this lens. Small-scale, intentional, person-to-person. Not capitalistic, not aggressive. The work finds me through relationships—wholesalers, vendors, retreat partnerships, community. Because when you listen to what people need and create from that place, the right people find their way to you 🍂

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