Welcome To My Apothecary

Wooden cabinet with multiple glass jars containing herbs, spices, and dried plants. 
This is where the plants live.
Some are grown and gathered here at Magnolia Hill - From our gardens, fields and wild edges. Others come from growers I trust when a plant doesn’t grow here or when I need consistency for teaching and blending. 
Everything you see on this page is something I personally use, teach with or keep on my own shelves. Nothing is here by accident. 
This space will continue to grow as the land, seasons and offerings grow.

  • When possible, the herbs and ingredients I use are grown or gathered here at Magnolia Hill. When they’re not, I source organically and intentionally from companies whose standards match my own.

    Some plants don’t grow in our climate. Some roots take years. Some materials are needed in quantities that don’t make sense to grow at home, especially for teaching and workshops.

    When I source outside the homestead, I choose growers who respect the plants, the land, and the people involved. You’ll always know what’s homegrown here and what’s thoughtfully sourced elsewhere.

My Most Loved Herbs

A Few Things To Know…

  • Some are, seasonally — but the herbs currently available on this page are sourced from trusted organic growers. Certain plants don’t grow in our climate or require years to mature, and for teaching and consistency I sometimes source outside the homestead.

    I choose suppliers carefully and only share what I personally use and trust.

  • Mountain Rose Herbs has long been one of the sources I rely on for organic, ethically sourced herbs when I’m not growing something myself. Their standards align with my own, and their herbs are what I use in my kitchen, teaching, and seasonal practices.

  • Some links on this page are partner links. If you choose to order through them, it supports the work I do here at Magnolia Hill. I only share products I genuinely use and would recommend regardless.

  • The herbs shared here are intended for educational purposes and as part of a healthy lifestyle. I don’t offer medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. I encourage everyone to learn, listen to their body, and work with qualified practitioners when needed.