Botanicals

Calendula Officinalis: Calendula has a rich history in many cultures, most likely because it so satisfying and easy to grow, making it widely...

Organic Bees Wax harvested by local Shuswap apiary Sweetacre Apiaries, sold in 40 gram (1 oz) decorative chunks.

Chamomilla recutita: Chamomile flowers contain Chamazulene, an aromatic chemical compound that possesses anti-inflammatory, analgesic and...

Inonotus obliquus aka chaga mushroom, even known as "King of Herbs" has become a bit of a health industry poster child in recent years, with emphasis...

Juniperus communis: Juniper Berry was used by the ancient Greeks as a purifying herb, the original Olympians believed the berries increased physical...

Candy cap mushrooms have a smell and taste very similar to maple syrup. Candy caps are used as a highlighted flavour in deserts, baking and other...

Mahonia aquifolium aka Oregon Grape earned its name from pioneers who harvested the plant along the Oregon trail; These hardy travelers used this...

Mint is associated with the planet venus and are sacred to the god Hades, The name peppermint has roots in Greek mythology: Hades, god of the dead,...

The humble plantain major L. aka Plantain, pops up literally everywhere and is a weed as common as it gets...But not so commonly known is that it can...

Rosa Canina: Rosehips are the fruit from the wild rose and one of the most valuable additions to your herbal apothecary. They are very high in...