This herbshare is focused on nervous system health, the cooling effects of sour flavors and the rose family. The offerings are all about supporting our parasympathetic system- the ‘rest and digest’ branch of our nervous system (versus the sympathetic system- the ‘fight or flight’ branch). Many of the herbs and herbal preparations included in this herbshare work to regenerate nervous system tissue (milky oats, skullcap, lavender and damiana are some examples of trophorestorative herbs) but also included are relaxing nervines that gently uplift, shift perspective, hold the emotional heart, and create a sense of protective fortification. These herbal preparations are meant to give you a little more resilience amidst these more social and busier months.
Included are 5 herbal preparations featuring herbs with an affinity to the nervous system, that can offer a soothing or cooling effect to our bodies and invite grounding into place and presence.
Hibiscus Rose Sun Tea: Containing hibiscus, rose, marshmallow leaf, lavender, and lemon balm. A delicious and hydrating way to help beat the heat this Summer. 1oz
Blueberry Garden Sage Oxymel: Containing garden sage, blueberries, raw wild flower honey and apple cider vinegar. 4oz
Bitten Balm: Containing plantain, rose, lavender, comfrey and echinacea leaf and flower, sunflower oil, beeswax, peppermint essential oil and vitamin E oil. 1oz
Milky Oat Elixir: Containing milky oats, and many mint family plants- lemon balm, garden sage, skullcap, and lavender infused honey- all in organic cane alcohol. 1oz
High Sun Rose Cordial: Containing rose, hawthorn berries, leaf, and flower, peach leaf, lemon balm and damiana in brandy with raw wildflower honey. 2oz
This share also includes a botanical print of Rose along, a longer write up on rose family plants and some seasonal recipes.
Sliding Scale Options Available! Use Access10 for 10% off at checkout or Access20 for 20% off at checkout if needed. Email for payment plans.
*please note year to year offerings will vary and this specific offering is for the 2026 fall season
This herbshare is focused on nervous system health, the cooling effects of sour flavors and the rose family. The offerings are all about supporting our parasympathetic system- the ‘rest and digest’ branch of our nervous system (versus the sympathetic system- the ‘fight or flight’ branch). Many of the herbs and herbal preparations included in this herbshare work to regenerate nervous system tissue (milky oats, skullcap, lavender and damiana are some examples of trophorestorative herbs) but also included are relaxing nervines that gently uplift, shift perspective, hold the emotional heart, and create a sense of protective fortification. These herbal preparations are meant to give you a little more resilience amidst these more social and busier months.
Included are 5 herbal preparations featuring herbs with an affinity to the nervous system, that can offer a soothing or cooling effect to our bodies and invite grounding into place and presence.
Hibiscus Rose Sun Tea: Containing hibiscus, rose, marshmallow leaf, lavender, and lemon balm. A delicious and hydrating way to help beat the heat this Summer. 1oz
Blueberry Garden Sage Oxymel: Containing garden sage, blueberries, raw wild flower honey and apple cider vinegar. 4oz
Bitten Balm: Containing plantain, rose, lavender, comfrey and echinacea leaf and flower, sunflower oil, beeswax, peppermint essential oil and vitamin E oil. 1oz
Milky Oat Elixir: Containing milky oats, and many mint family plants- lemon balm, garden sage, skullcap, and lavender infused honey- all in organic cane alcohol. 1oz
High Sun Rose Cordial: Containing rose, hawthorn berries, leaf, and flower, peach leaf, lemon balm and damiana in brandy with raw wildflower honey. 2oz
This share also includes a botanical print of Rose along, a longer write up on rose family plants and some seasonal recipes.
Sliding Scale Options Available! Use Access10 for 10% off at checkout or Access20 for 20% off at checkout if needed. Email for payment plans.
*please note year to year offerings will vary and this specific offering is for the 2026 fall season
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