All Herbal Extracts & Tinctures

Coping with the daily aggravations of life, especially work pressures, family responsibilities, financial worries, lack of sunshine, and regular use of caffeine, can take a toll. This synergistic blend of adaptogenic herbs can help support normal ad...

Known for its nutritious properties, alfalfa has been used in a myriad of ways across a diversity of cultures. Medicago sativa has been employed as a healthful tonic in American folk herbalism, a culinary ingredient in India, and as digestive suppor...

We are currently transitioning to a new label for our single and combination extracts. You therefore may receive the label you are used to or one of our new labels. If ordering more than one extract you may receive both types of labels as we make th...

The artichoke is one of the world's oldest vegetables. The plant is a domesticated variety of the wild cardoon and referred to as globe artichoke or French artichoke, and sometimes cardoon. Native to northeastern Africa, artichoke is now widely cult...

Withania somnifera has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda and still holds an important place in herbal formulations today. In many Asian countries, all parts of the plant are utilized, and the tender leaves are eaten as a gentle nourishing...

Astragalus has a long and rich history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as well as in broader Asian culture. Native to China, Mongolia, and North Korea, astragalus was first mentioned in the Divine Husbandman's Classic, an ancient herbal...

A complex eco-system of micro-flora and fungi can be found in the human digestive tract. However, this balance is sensitive to diet, lifestyle, and other environmental factors. This formula is made with herbs that help support a natural balance withi...

Native to parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia, Berberis vulgaris is a small shrub with tart, edible berries, and thorny branches. The plant’s root contains berberine, a bright yellow plant constituent thought to be responsible for its wellness-s...

Native to Europe and the British Isles, bilberry is known as the European blueberry. The bilberry bush produces flavorful, blue-colored berries that are enjoyed as a fruity culinary treat and are also applied in traditional European herbalism. Typic...

We are proud to offer our forest grown black cohosh extract made from certified organic, forest cultivated roots. This black cohosh tincture is a culmination of a unique partnership between Mountain Rose Herbs, United Plant Savers, and dedicated her...

While many of us may be familiar with large, rich English walnuts sold in grocery stores, perhaps we are not as familiar with black walnuts which are smaller, harder, and more pungent. While the meaty internal kernels have been used as food for hund...

Blessed thistle is a long-used herb throughout several traditional healing practices. The herb has been employed in Ayurveda and traditional European herbalism for hundreds of years. The species name benedictus was derived from blessed thistle's per...

We are proud to offer our forest grown blue cohosh extract made from fresh, certified organic, forest cultivated blue cohosh root. This extract is a culmination of a unique partnership between Mountain Rose Herbs, United Plant Savers’ Forest G...

A visually striking plant, blue vervain is a beloved botanical found across North America, especially thriving throughout the Great Plains. The herb grows abundantly in prairies, meadows, and open woodlands and is also commonly called American ...

Native to eastern and central North America, boneset was once widely used in early American folk herbalism and has a long history of use in traditional Native American healing practices. The herb was bestowed its common name, boneset, after being th...

While folklore states that this revered herb is associated with Brahma the Hindu God of intellect, brahmi’s scientific name translates to “energy of universal consciousness”. Needless to say, brahmi has been utilized for centuries ...

A member of the Apiaceae family, Bupleurum chinense boasts umbels of yellow flowers with sickle-shaped leaves and bright yellow roots. Native to east Asia, bupleurum has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for millennia. The roots of thi...

Burdock has been an important botanical in western folk herbalism and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for thousands of years. The entire plant is edible and is a popular vegetable in Asia, particularly in Japan. Primarily valued for its affinity ...

Calendula is a well-known herb and popular ornamental garden plant that has been used for centuries as food, a dyeing agent, ceremonially, as well as topically and internally for its healthful qualities. This uplifting plant bears an orange to yello...

The California poppy is the beloved flower of the state of California and is known to cover vast swaths of land in brilliant orange during the spring and summer seasons. Considered an ancient plant whose origins are not entirely known, California po...

Occasional nervousness can cause unwanted effects that dampen the joys of daily life. Formulated with herbs traditionally used as nourishing tonics to help calm worry, ease general tension, and to promote peace of mind for normal nervous system heal...

Cascara sagrada is native to the northwestern region of North America, extending from northern California to the Alaskan panhandle, and into the Rockies of Idaho and Montana. Belonging to the Rhamnaceae family, this large deciduous shrub thrives in ...

Cat’s claw is a woody vine that uses its claw-shaped thorns to climb trees. Native to tropical climates in Central and South America, cat’s claw bark has been a part of indigenous healing traditions for thousands of years. Referred to as...

Catnip leaf is well known for its gentle and calming properties and has been employed in traditional folk herbalism for centuries. Considered the ultimate feline herb, cats have been going crazy over catnip for ages. While the plant tends to make cat...

Cayenne is a variety of Capsicum annuum, a plant genus and species that includes bell peppers, paprika, red chili peppers, and pimento. It is a diverse genus that has been used for food as well as for the healthful properties for thousands of years....

Growing throughout hardwood forests in the Northern Hemisphere, chaga has been revered in traditional healing practices for its beneficial qualities. A mushroom, or technically a sclerotia, chaga also goes by the name cinder conk, clinker polypore, ...

Chamomile is a gentle herb known throughout most of the world. For centuries, chamomile has been ingested as a tea by all ages for its mild actions in calming the spirit and supporting the digestive tract. Known in commerce as Matricaria recutita, a...

Found throughout the desert ecosystems of the southwestern United States, chaparral’s origins can actually be traced back to Argentina several thousand years ago. The stems and leaves of the bush are covered with a sticky resin that screens th...

We rely heavily on our respiratory system to get us through our days and our nights. This beautiful and usually subconscious act sometimes needs a little extra support. This can be especially true throughout the cooler, damper months, during seasona...

Chickweed is an annual that is native to Europe but can also be found across Asia and North America. Abundant in lawns, sidewalks, and open areas, Stellaria media has been a useful and beneficial herb in traditional European healing practices for ce...

Often called coriander leaf outside of the United States, cilantro leaf has been utilized as a food and for its wellness support for millennia. Cilantro is typically employed fresh as a culinary garnish for its bright, citrus notes, however the drie...

Cinnamon is a popular and widely used spice that has been traded worldwide for millennia. The well-known spice has a sweet scent and has been enjoyed as a culinary ingredient and healthful herb since ancient times. Cinnamon was mentioned in several ...

Proper blood flow helps maintain the normal functioning of our organ systems. The circulatory system allows blood to transport oxygen, nutrients, and hormones to our cells while carrying away the body’s waste for elimination. This formula cont...

Cleavers is a pasture plant of Britain and North America and is easily recognized by its clinging leaves and sticky seeds that attach themselves to passers-by. The aerial portions of the plant are used in various herbal traditions and are often harv...

For thousands of years, comfrey root has been highly regarded in traditional European herbalism for its healthful properties in topical preparations. Symphytum officinale is native to Europe and temperate Asia but is now naturalized worldwide. A mem...

Corn is a well-known crop around the world. Especially revered by the indigenous cultures of the Americas, Zea mays is the botanical nomenclature for corn. The genus, Zea, stems from Greek meaning "to live" and the species, mays has its roots in the...

Couchgrass is a hardy grass that thrives in temperate regions worldwide. It is also known as dog grass, deriving this common name from the simple fact that dogs will intuitively eat the grass when they are sick. Although it is considered an invasive...

A beautiful and elegant deciduous shrub, the guelder rose is a popular garden ornamental but can also be found thriving in the woodlands of the eastern Untied States. Commonly referred to as cramp bark by herbalists, the plant is aptly named after i...

Blended with care, these herbs are combined to help you relax during your transformative phase. This potent formulation is made with calming herbs and other classic balancing herbs that have been traditionally used to assist in encouraging healthy r...

Damiana has been used in Mexico, Central America, and South America since the times of the ancient Aztecs and remains quite popular today. The origin of the common name damiana stems from the Greek daman or damia meaning "to tame or subdue." It is t...

Dandelion is a well-known and treasured botanical with a long history of use in traditional herbal practices worldwide. Although dandelion is produced commercially, it grows practically everywhere around the world. While the widely recognized plant ...

Devil’s claw gets its name from the thorny hooks that stick out from the plant’s fruits. These hooks are the inner capsules of the fruit which split open on one end creating the appearance of two curved horns or claws and can be painful ...

Devil’s club is a large understory shrub native to the cool, moist forests of the Pacific Northwest (PNW) from Alaska to Oregon. The striking plant is typically identified by its towering stems and large palmate leaves which are covered in tin...

According to Chinese legend, an angel appeared to a monk in a dream and instructed him to use dong quai to cure the plague that was ravaging the country. Perhaps that is how dong quai received its name, roughly translating to “state of return&...

Echinacea purpurea is commonly referred to as purple coneflower due to its prominent seed cone and purple flower petals. The genus name Echinacea is derived from the Greek “echinos” which translates as hedgehog and refers to the appearan...

Echinacea is one of the most widely known herbs in American folk herbalism. Used extensively by traditional herbalists and Native Americans alike in North America for generations, echinacea eventually gained popularity in Europe in the 1900’s....

Elder is a perennial shrub that is native to Europe, northern Africa, parts of Asia, as well as North America. The elder can be found growing along hedgerows, forest perimeters, and in gardens as an ornamental. A member of the Viburnaceae family, el...

Elder is a perennial shrub that is native to Europe, northern Africa, parts of Asia, and North America. This member of the Caprifoliaceae family has hollow young stems, pinnate leaflets, and panicles of white flowers that ripen into dark, black berr...

Elecampane is a member of the Asteraceae plant family, the same plant family that sunflowers and calendula belong to. Native to southern and eastern Europe, Inula helenium is now naturalized around the world. The plant is reportedly named after Hele...

Also called Siberian ginseng, eleuthero is a member of the Araliaceae family and grows in mountain thickets throughout Japan, China, Korea, and Russia. Eleutherococcus spp. is a large, understory shrub growing up to 15 feet in height, with palmate l...

Epimedium is a perennial, ivy-like, ground shrub that is native to China, Japan, and Korea. Epimedium grandiflorum is a member of the Berberidaceae family which includes barberry and Oregon grape root. This herbaceous plant is referred to as yin yan...

Female care is a combination tincture that is formulated especially for women as an ally in overall wellbeing. This polyherbal blend gently works on multiple systems throughout the body delivering balance and holistic support. Highlighting herbs tha...

A popular culinary herb and vegetable throughout global history, fennel continues to be widely consumed today. Foeniculum vulgare is a member of the Apiaceae family and hosts umbels of sweet-smelling golden flowers that ripen into a fruit known as f...

Trigonella foenum-graecum is an annual herb in the pea family that has a unique flavor, which is sweet and slightly bitter. Fenugreek seeds have a notable aroma, reminiscent of maple. They are commonly used as a spice in Egyptian, Indian, and Middle...

Tanacetum parthenium is an herbaceous perennial in the daisy family with small white flowers and pinnate leaves. Similar in appearance to chamomile, feverfew has its own unique healthful qualities and has been utilized for centuries. Feverfew is nat...

Native to China, fo-ti is a flowering vine with a woody tuber. Polygonum multiflorum is a member of the Polygonaceae plant family with red stems, heart shaped leaves, and white or pink flowers. Fo-ti is revered in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) ...

One of the most popular herbal preparations and seasonings of all times, garlic with its intense odor, has a strong reputation that precedes it. Garlic has been used all over the world to flavor foods, ward off evil spirits, as an offering to ancien...

Gentian is an herb of the high alpine pastures of the Alps and the Himalayas. Gentian’s genus name Gentiana, is derived from Gentius, the king of ancient Illyria, who supposedly discovered its therapeutic values. Various gentian species have b...

Zingiber officinale is an aromatic and tropical herb that is widely cultivated in many countries around the equator. A zesty and warming spice, ginger root has been used to flavor culinary dishes and beverages for millennia. Ginger is a member of th...

Ginkgo biloba is the oldest living tree species on the planet today having thrived for more than 225 million years. Native to a small range within China, it is difficult to find ginkgo growing in the wild but the tree is extensively cultivated aroun...

Panax ginseng is a perennial member of the Araliaceae family, native to the mountainous, forested region between China and Korea. Considered more stimulating than American ginseng, red ginseng is processed by steaming and drying with the root skin le...

We are proud to offer the first Forest Grown American Ginseng Whole Plant Extract made from certified organic and PCO Verified Forest Grown American ginseng root and PCO Verified Forest Grown American ginseng leaves. Prepared separately, both the ro...

A late summer to early autumn wildflower, goldenrod has a long history of use for its beneficial properties. Laden with sticky pollen, this golden plant is a favorite of bees and other pollinators. Often mistaken for ragweed, goldenrod is usually em...

Goldenseal is a perennial herb in the buttercup family native to Canada and the eastern United States. Hydrastis canadensis has palmately lobed leaves with a spring ephemeral, small, white flower which ripens into a red drupe. The herbaceous plant i...

Native to India, Japan, China, and Indonesia, Centella asiatica is a low growing, creeping herb that thrives in the hot, moist climates found throughout Asia. Gotu kola can often be found growing near slow moving water. A member of the Apiaceace fam...

Considered the world’s most popular beverage after water, green tea has been consumed as a healthful and flavorful drink for millennia. Green tea has a history of cultivation throughout India, China, and Japan for at least 5,000 years. With tr...

Crataegus spp. is a large, thorny shrub or small tree with stems and trunks that consist of hard wood and gray bark. A member of the Rosaceae family, hawthorn bears tri-lobed leaves and white flowers characteristic to other genera in the rose family...

This comforting and encouraging extract blend is formulated with herbs that are traditionally used to support normal circulation and cardiovascular health. The heart cycles oxygenated blood throughout the body all day, every day. This journey of the...

Our brains work hard for us all day, every day and the occasional cranial malaise can turn enjoyable tasks into a downright challenge. Our head ease care was designed to be a convenient and effective ally for such times when our head seems to need a...

Holy basil has been cherished throughout India for thousands of years. Ayurvedic texts describe holy basil as a pillar of holistic herbal medicine and a goddess incarnated in plant form. Many traditional Hindus worship an altar bearing a holy basil ...

Humulus lupulus is an herbaceous perennial native to Europe, western Asia, and North America. The climbing plant has distinctive flower cones, called strobiles, that are referred to as hops. Inside the hops are golden grains that form a resinous, st...

A member of the mint family, Marrubium vulgare is a flowering perennial with wrinkly green and white leaves that are covered in white, woolly hairs and arranged in opposites. Horehound is a bushy perennial with branching square stems growing to appr...

A member of the mustard family, horseradish is known for its hot and pungent flavor. The root is typically prepared as a condiment and served alongside proteins, stews, or roasted vegetables. Native to southern Russia and eastern Ukraine, this herba...

Horsetail is an ancient plant with a recorded history dating almost 350 million years ago to the Devonian period. Before dinosaurs roamed the Earth, horsetail was as tall as a modern palm tree. Equisetum telmateia has since evolved and now reac...

Hydrangea is an ancient plant that has shown up in the fossil record as far back as 70 million years ago in North America and 25 million years ago in Asia. Hydrangea’s name stems from the ancient Greek language meaning water vase, a name which...

Hyssop has a long history of use for its healthful qualities as well as for its folklore. For millennia, hyssop has been employed as a sacred herb and consecrated for cleaning holy places. The plants name comes from the Hebrew word ezob, meaning "ho...

Formulated with adaptogenic tonics and herbs traditionally used to support healthy immune response, this blend is ideal for occasional relief when need arises. Perfect for the colder months when exposure to the elements tends to soften our reserves,...

Maintaining healthy joint function is imperative to engaging in favorite activities like hiking, biking, skiing, and dancing. The importance is more pronounced as time passes and ages increase, and we work to preserve our self-sufficiency. This blen...

Kava kava is a traditional herb of the Pacific Islands that has a fascinating and somewhat mysterious history tracing back over 3,000 years. Many fables exist regarding the origin of kava kava, most of which revolve around the concept of it being th...

Occurring in Europe, Asia, and North America, Lady’s mantle is a member of the rose family and has a lengthy history in traditional European herbalism for its many beneficial uses. It first appeared in botanical literature in Jerome Bock&rsquo...

Lemon balm has a history of use and cultivation in the Mediterranean region extending back 2,000 years and has since been grown throughout all of Europe. Also known as “Melissa” or “Bee Balm”, this herb has been employed to c...

Licorice is a prolific herb, being one of the most widely used botanicals in the world. It is the single most utilized herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine today. The ancient Egyptians flavored a drink called “Mai-sus” with licorice, and...

Linden is a lovely tree that produces a bounty of white blossoms that fill the air with a light and heady fragrance. These tiny aromatic flowers attract many bees that in turn produce a wonderful honey. The tree occurs in both Europe and North Ameri...

Hericium erinaceus is an edible, toothed mushroom that grows throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Lion’s mane typically thrives on dead or dying hardwoods and nowadays is commonly cultivated. Also referred to as a bearded mushroom, lion’s...

The liver is one the largest and most important organs in our intricate body. It encompasses an extensive number of essential functions including converting nutrients and processing both medicinal and toxic substances. This amazing organ helps sort ...

Lobelia inflata is native to the northeastern United States and Canada and has a long history of traditional uses. The plant has flowers that are white and pale blue and produces inflated seed pods that lend “inflata” to its botanical na...

Lomatium, also called fernleaf biscuitroot, desert parsley, and giant lomatium, amongst other names, is a perennial herb with a thick, woody taproot. Native to western North America, lomatium root has a long history of use and has traditionally had ...

A member of the Apiaceae family, Levisticum officinale is an aromatic perennial with dark green, cilantro-like leaves and thick, celery-like stalks. Lovage has a long history of cultivation in Europe where the leaves and seeds were often employed as...

Our warming blend is formulated to promote natural feelings of love and closeness. Arousal can be encouraged through various actions including healthy circulation, relaxation, stimulation, or support of normal glandular functioning. Nurture your int...

Respiratory irritation can occur from environmental exposure or seasonal discomfort. Formulated with soothing demulcent herbs and expectorants, this blend helps with mucous membrane health and promotes optimal respiratory functioning. Breathe deeply...

Native to the Puno and Moquegua regions in the Peruvian Andes, maca root is a food staple that is often made into cookies, flan, smoothies, syrups, and liquor. The cultivation of maca is considered to have begun with the Incas 2,000 years ago. This ...

Grifola frondosa is a polypore mushroom that grows in clusters at the base of hardwood trees throughout China, northeastern Japan, and eastern North America. Maitake mushroom is revered in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and traditional Japanese h...

This blend is especially formulated for men with herbs commonly used to help promote vitality, endurance, and general well-being. Maintaining mental and physical vigor is important for us all. These herbs are also helpful for caring for urogenital h...

An evergreen shrub or small tree belonging to the Elaeaocarpaceae family and native to the temperate rainforests of Chile and Argentina, the maqui has smooth bark, reaches about 3-4 meters in height, and bears small star-shaped yellowish-green flowe...

Marshmallow root is a native plant of Europe and parts of Asia and Africa. Established throughout the ancient Egyptian, Arabian, Greek, and Roman cultures, this herb has continually been utilized for at least 2,000 years. The plant spread from Greec...

Native to Europe and Asia and naturalized in North America, meadowsweet produces lovely, bright white flowers that eclipse the meadow with their predominance, lending the name “Queen of the Meadow”. A member of the Rosaceae family, this ...

Mental fatigue can reach us all with our increasingly busy lives. Navigating multiple tasks, unforeseen distractions, and engaging with a variety of modern technologies can leave us feeling mentally drained. Our invigorating tonic is created with he...

Milk thistle originates in southern Europe and North Africa to Asia and is now dispersed around the world. Sliybum marianum grows to heights of three to seven feet as an annual or biennial, with smooth, shiny, lettuce-like leaves with white veins an...

This extract blend is frequently used as a supportive tonic. Filled with a powerhouse of nutritious herbs, this combination is excellent for supporting well-being. Cultivate your energy reserves and nurture your body with this botanical medley. Our ...

Stressful situations can permeate our lives whether they are profound or subtle. Help yourself keep your spirits up and your vision filled with positivity. This formula includes some of our favorite herbs frequently used to encourage a healthy and n...

Our moon ease care extract was designed for convenient, on-the-go monthly support. Sharing a handful of botanicals with our popular moon ease tea, this slightly warming liquid extract has additional added herbal allies for holistic emotional and fem...

A member of the mint family, Leonurus cardiaca is an herbaceous perennial native to central Asia and southeast Europe. Now naturalized around the world, motherwort is loved for its calming properties and energetics relating to the heart. It has been...

Croton echioides is a small tree native to northeastern Brazil. The bark from the stems has been widely used for centuries for its beneficial properties. Muira puama is considered energetically warming with a reputation for its relaxing qualities an...

Verbascum thapsus is a member of the Figwort or Scrophulariaceae family and is native to Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, and Asia, and is now naturalized in North America and Australia. Mullein has a long history of innovative uses and folk...

Mushroom fruiting bodies can be found growing wild on the decaying trunks of fallen trees in moist forests. These mushrooms have been important in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and as a food source in Asia for thousands of years. Our potent for...

An aromatic resin that has been revered for millennia, myrrh gum continues to be used for is alluring scent and healthful properties today. Historical records indicate the earliest use of myrrh extends back to the ancient Egyptians in 3000 BCE. It i...

Urtica dioica is an herbaceous perennial in the Urticaceae family. The plant is known as “stinging nettle” because of the hollow hairs (tricomes) on the leaves and stem that cause a stinging sensation upon contact. Originally native to E...

Urtica dioica thrives in damp climates and wet soils. Native to Europe, nettles have extended their reach around the world. Nettle is a dioecious, herbaceous, perennial plant and a member of the Urticaceae family. The leaves and stems bear many stin...

We formulated this combination extract with new moms in mind. This blend features a synergy of herbs that traditionally have been used to support healthy lactation. This extract is a crucial component for the months after birthing, during the time o...

Avena sativa, or the common oat, has been consumed as a popular cereal grain for at least 3,000 years. Its domestication is believed to have taken place around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, eventually expanding to the wet and cooler climates of E...

The small evergreen olive tree is a native of the Mediterranean regions, and has naturalized to climates as diverse as Australia, California, and Texas. It has been cultivated for over 3,000 years. Olive was used for food and for healing purposes by...

This blend is formulated with herbs that have been traditionally used in oral care to help promote a mouth that feels clean and healthy. While this extract can be taken internally, we recommend adding ten drops to 1-2 oz. of water and employing it l...

Originally native to the warm, dry climate of the Mediterranean, oregano is now a commonly cultivated garden herb. A member of the extensive Lamiaceae, or mint family, oregano is known for its aromatic, warming, and slightly bitter qualities. The na...

Native to western North America, Berberis nervosa is known for its yellow roots, holly-like leaves, and tart, blue berries that resemble cluster grapes. Oregon grape is predominantly found in the Pacific Northwest, as the name suggests. Berberi...

A native of the high altitudes of the Rocky Mountain and Southwest regions of the USA, the root of the osha plant is a traditional Native American herb. The related Ligusticum wallichii has been used for nearly 2,000 years in Traditional Chinese Med...

Passionflower is native to the southeastern United States, Central America, and South America. This vining plant has showy, intricate flowers, which caught the eye of Spanish missionaries who correlated the inflorescences with the Passion of the Chr...

Tabebuia impetiginosa is a towering deciduous canopy tree with pink to violet-colored flowers that is native to the tropical regions of the Americas. Pau d’arco is a member of Bignoniaceae plant family, and is used for its inner bark, referred...

With a name that endearingly translates to “winter loving”, Chimaphila umbellata is a small, evergreen perennial in the Ericaceae family. Pipsissewa grows in dry woodlands throughout temperate regions in the Northern Hemisphere, especial...

Plantain is native to temperate Eurasia and has since spread across the Americas and Australia. Plantain loves disturbance and is a common weed of cultivated pastures, cracks in sidewalks, back yard gardens, and any place that experiences regular ac...

Pleurisy is a variety of milkweed native to eastern North America. This plant thrives in dry, wide-open fields, on roadsides, and somewhat moist sand prairies. It is a popular plant in country gardens, and is known to attract butterflies, particular...

Zanthoxylum clava-herculis is native to the southeastern United States. This revered tree has distinctive spines along its bark and leathery leaves with panicles of small, white flowers. The botanical name is derived from zanthos and xylum which equ...

Propolis is a chemically complex sticky “glue” collected from beehives. It contains resins collected from the buds and leaves of plants, volatile oils, and wax. The exact composition of propolis varies from hive to hive and from season to...

This blend is formulated for men and is intended to help support general prostate health. The botanicals combine to create a synergistic mix that bolsters well-being, as needed. Cultivate your best self with these nurturing and nutritive herbs. Our ...

Red clover is an herb that is native to northwestern Africa, Asia, and Europe. It has now been naturalized and cultivated in many parts of the world, including North America. The dark purple-pink flower heads are collected in full bloom, during the ...

Raspberries are said to have been discovered by the Olympian gods themselves while searching for berries on Mount Ida. These berries are indigenous to Asia Minor and North America, with the first records of domestication coming from the writings of ...

Red root is a shrub also referred to as wild snowball for its clusters of white flowers that bloom in early summer. It has roots that grow to an impressive diameter of nearly 8 inches, contributing to the plant’s resilient ability to withstand...

A member of the Orobanchaceae family, Rehmannia glutinosa is a rhizomatous plant with tubular, reddish-brown flowers, and coarsely toothed, oblong leaves. This herbaceous perennial is native to China where it likes to grow on mountain slopes and in ...

The reishi mushroom has an extensive history of use spanning over 4,000 years. In texts and scripts from thousands of years past, it was cited as being a tonic for emperors. Colloquially and endearingly, it is referred to as the “mushroom of i...

Many of us live a hectic and fast-paced lifestyle, which can sometimes lead to physical, mental, and emotional tension and unease. Not to fear, our relax care extract is excellent for counteracting the grind by encouraging calmness and helping to al...

Floral scented rhodiola root has been utilized for thousands of years in Europe and Asia. It grows throughout North America, in Canada and the United States, as well. This herb has been used as folk medicine in Russia, Scandanavia, and in many other...

Rosemary is an aromatic member of the mint family native to the Mediterranean region where it is utilized as a treasured culinary spice with wellness properties. This flowering evergreen produces thin, needle-like leaves and is commonly cultivated a...

The common garden sage has been acknowledged and utilized for culinary and herbal purposes for centuries. A low-growing evergreen shrub, sage is popular in nearly every European cuisine and is used in flavoring aromatic dishes. In the Middle Ages, M...

This species of sarsaparilla is a woody, perennial climbing vine that grows natively in Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The name is derived from the Spanish sarza, signifying brambles, and parilla, signifying vine. This plant from the li...

Saw palmetto is native to the Southeastern United States, more precisely in Florida and a few neighboring areas. This small species of palm typically grows prostrate, with the plants reaching a height of three to six feet, upwards of 15 feet when th...

Schisandra has an extensive history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and it is said in Chinese folklore that it can “calm the heart and quiet the spirit”. TCM holds schisandra as one of its 50 fundamental herbs and it is con...

Common throughout India, Asparagus racemosus is a member of the asparagus or Liliaceae family. The shatavari plant has small, uniform green leaves, tiny white flowers, blackish-purple berries, and numerous tuberous roots. These roots have been utili...

Shepherd’s purse is a temperate zone weed in the mustard family, alongside cabbage, broccoli, and watercress. This biennial has an erect stem that emerges from a rosette of leaves at its base. It bears white flowers with four petals that produ...

As the largest organ of the human body the skin has many purposes that include serving as an organ of elimination tied to the healthy functioning of the liver. We absorb many chemicals, from pollution to lotions and soaps that we use daily, which mu...

Skullcap is a member of the Lamiaceae, or mint, family and has ridged leaves with slight flowers that often range in color from purple and blue to pink and white. The name is derived from these two-lobed blossoms that resemble the military helmets w...

Sleep helps the body and mind reset from the experiences of each day, and is crucial for maintaining healthy mental, emotional, and physical functioning for an optimal quality of life. This safe, effective, and non-habit-forming formula includes her...

A large deciduous tree, the slippery elm is native to North America from Texas to Manitoba, and from Florida to Quebec, and grows with the potential to reach heights of up to 60 feet (20 meters). It is the inner bark that is the inner gem coveted fo...

A member of the Asparagaceae family, Solomon’s seal is a near relative of the Lily-of-the-Valley. The starchy root has been used for hundreds of years by indigenous cultures in North America to make breads and soups. Its name is inspired by th...

Indigenous to eastern North America, China, Japan, and the mountains of northern India, Aralia racemosa grows in moist and shaded habitats. This herbaceous perennial is a member of the ginseng family and features umbels of fragrant, small, white flo...

Spilanthes can be effortlessly identified by its vivid and lively flowering heads. When consumed, the plant provides a spirited tingling sensation that has inspired the names electric daisy and buzz buttons. Commonly known as the toothache plant, th...

Spring is a time of rain showers bringing new flowers and subsequent waves of pollen are released into the air. While this is a welcomed and cherished time for many, it can be difficult for those who experience reactions to the rapidly growing grass...

St. John’s wort is an herbaceous perennial that grows wild along roadsides and in disturbed meadows. It is a native of Europe and a naturalized dweller of temperate climates worldwide. It bears bright, lovely yellow flowers that are evocative o...

Pfaffia paniculata is a ground vine native to Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela. For centuries, suma root has been used in traditional Amazonian herbalism for its adaptogenic and wellness-supporting qualities. Although nicknamed Brazilian ginseng...

Native to Europe, it is estimated that teasel was introduced to the United States as early as the 1700’s. Teasel is used as a winter food source by several bird species, including the European Goldfinch, and is often grown in some gardens and ...

An overextended nervous system can create troublesome muscle tension and minor spasms, circular thoughts, and occasional sleeplessness. Our nurturing formula of calming and tonic herbs supports the healthy functioning of nerves. Let your worries mel...

Thyme is a beloved member of the mint family, often found growing in both the wild and in herb gardens worldwide. Fragrant and savory, thyme leaves are often incorporated into culinary dishes. This woody herb has also been used to flavor and preserve...

Usually an exciting time, a day of travelling can also leave us feeling depleted and vulnerable. Our travel care blend was crafted as the perfect companion for all your adventures whether they are business or pleasure. This on-the-go ally is formula...

Gentle aromatic bitters have been used throughout the ages to help support healthy gastrointestinal functioning. This combination extract is formulated with herbs that are commonly used for a soothing effect. Help support a settled and happy belly w...

Rheum palmatum is an herbaceous perennial in the knotweed or Polygonaceae family. Turkey rhubarb is a cousin of the common edible rhubarb but is much larger in size. This herbaceous perennial has thick, deep roots and large, palmately lobed leaves w...

Trametes versicolor is a polypore mushroom found worldwide growing in clusters on dead logs in deciduous forests. Its wavy shape and layers of striped multi-colors are reminiscent of a turkey’s tail, which the mushroom is aptly named after. Du...

Turmeric is a tropical perennial plant in the same family as ginger. It is native to India and is now cultivated around the world. This botanical grows to a height of about three feet (one meter) and bears lance-shaped leaves in pairs on alternate s...

Umckaloabo is a member of the geranium family and is indigenous to South Africa and Lesotho. It is distributed widely throughout its native range, growing in many parts of the country. This plant is adapted to survive grassfires due to the undergrou...

This extract blend is formulated with herbs commonly used to soothe and tone the urinary system. It offers a helpful combination of diuretic, mucilaginous, and astringent herbs that have been traditionally used to support healthy urinary tract funct...

Usnea is not a plant, but is actually a lichen, which is a combination of algae and fungi functioning as a single organism. This lichen grows on old trees in cool, damp forests, most commonly in the Pacific Northwest which provides most of the natio...

A close relative of cranberry and blueberry, uva ursi is a low-lying evergreen perennial bush whose berries are favored by bears, lending the name “bearberry”. Uva ursi directly translates from Latin to “bear’s grape”, ...

Valerian is a perennial plant, native to Europe and parts of Asia. It grows in meadows and woodlands within moist, temperate climates and has since been naturalized in North America. The plant grows up to two meters high and produces small clusters ...

Native to the Mediterranean region, Vitex agnus-castus is now grown throughout temperate regions worldwide. It is a small shrub with lance shaped leaves and purple flowers. Vitex is commonly referred to as chaste tree, taking its name from Greek leg...

Quercus alba is a native of the eastern and central regions of North America. This medium-sized hardwood tree is named for the light color of its finished wood. Its bark has the typical rough texture that is a common feature of other oaks. The wood ...

White willow is native to North America, northern Asia, and much of Africa. This plant is a low-growing deciduous tree bearing long, green, tapering leaves and catkins in spring. The grey-brown bark is stripped from young trees in the spring. Salix ...

Prunus serotina is a tree that is native to eastern North America that produces small, dark fruits known as cherries. Since ancient times the cherry has been associated with virginity, the red colored fruit with the enclosed seed symbolizing the ute...

Wild lettuce has its cultivation origins in Europe and is now naturalized throughout North America, allowing for harvesting in the wild. This botanical is not a vegetable but in fact a woodland member of the sunflower. Wild lettuce is a biennial pla...

A native of eastern North America, wild yam inhabits a wide span of territory from the southern Provence of Ontario, Canada down to Florida and from the Great Plains to Rhode Island. Dioscorea villosa is a twisting, climbing vine with deeply veined,...

Our winter care extract is a combination of wellness supporting herbs which have traditionally been consistent and reliable allies during the dark, damp times of year when the sniffles and tickly throat can make their annual appearance. This blended...

Native to Europe, Stachys officinalis has a long history of use in traditional European herbalism for its wellness promoting qualities. Wood betony is an herbaceous member of the mint family, with a spike of purple flowers and heart-shaped leaves at...

Artemisia absinthium is native to temperate climates in Europe, Asia, and northern Africa, and is now naturalized worldwide. It is one of 180 species in the genus Artemisia and a member of the extensive Asteraceae family. Wormwood is an herbaceous p...

Yarrow is a flowering perennial, common in North America but also native to Europe and Asia. The plant bears leaves that are soft and highly segmented with a characteristic appearance that is almost feather-like. Achillea millefolium grows stalks du...

Yellow dock bears long, thin leaves that curl at the edges, lending the name curly dock. The plant produces multiple clusters of three-winged flowers. It has seeds that are initially green in summer, transitioning to deep red as they mature. The roo...

Eriodictyon californicum is a small, sticky-leafed evergreen shrub native to western and southwestern USA and northern Mexico that is a member of the Hydrophyllaceae family. Yerba santa, meaning “holy weed”, was a name given to this plan...

Yucca glauca is a succulent native to central North America. It spans from the Canadian prairies of Alberta and Saskatchewan southward through the Great Plains to Texas and New Mexico. Belonging to the Agavaceae family, yucca is an evergreen perenni...