Loose Herbs, Roots and Spices

CLOSEOUT Latin Name: Collinsonia canadensisStone root is used to treat urinary tract problems including bladder pain and swelling (inflammation), stones in the kidney and elsewhere in the urinary tract, and excess uric acid in the urine. It is also …

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Botanical Name: Artemisia dracunculus Tarragon spice is somewhat similar to anise root in fragrance; it's flavor adds a great deal to lighter dishes such as poultry, fish and eggs. As a therapeutic herb, Tarragon is also used to treat digestion probl…

If you are ready to try your hand at cooking some delicious Asian dishes, you will want to have some Chinese 5 Spice on hand in your kitchen. A mixture used throughout China and parts of southeast Asia to season meats, poultry, and pan fried foods. D…

Botanical Name: Lomatium dissectumLomatium is currently used as an antiviral remedy to treat colds, coughs, and infections. The herb is also known for boosting the immune system and reducing inflammation.Lomatium can relieve chest pain and stomach up…

Astragalus root Ashwagandha root Elderberries Olive leaf Rosehips Ginger

Fennel seed Dandelion root Ginger root Orange peel Gentian Cloves

Cut and sifted Amla berries

Powdered Organic Rose Petals.  Rose is known for its ability to lift the spirit, balance the mood, and support the heart.  The powdered form of rose works well for lattes, baking, cooking, and more. 

Organic Heather flowers