Things We Love

Long-spout watering can

Perfect for small containers and tight spots on the windowsill or back step. Ours gets used every single day from early spring through first frost.

Windowsill herb kit

Basil, sage, and thyme within arm’s reach of the stove. The kitchen garden starter we wish we’d had years ago — beautiful on the sill, useful every day.

Current Deck: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Tarot

I’ve been using this one for several months. I love revisiting all of my favorite characters. Now it’s an extra special deck: in memory of Giles

Arcana Folia Oracle Deck

A 50-card nature-inspired oracle deck that channels plant energy and the wisdom of the green world. The artwork is earthy, layered, and full of life.

The Artist’s Way Starter Kit

If you’ve ever felt creatively blocked or like your voice got buried somewhere along the way, this is where you start. Someday we hope to offer our own notebooks for this practice — but until then, this is what we reach for.

Priority Chef mortar & pestle

Heavy, beautiful granite built to last a lifetime. We use ours for garden herbs, whole spices, and the occasional homemade pesto. A tool with real intention behind it.

Lodge enameled dutch oven

Soups, braised greens, slow beans, homemade bread. One of those kitchen pieces that quietly becomes indispensable — it lives on our stove almost year-round.

Dr Teal’s lavender epsom salt

A non-negotiable end-of-week ritual. The body works hard and carries a lot — this is a simple, affordable way to give it some grace and a genuine moment of rest.

grace & stella under eye patches

A little act of kindness toward yourself — vegan, paraben-free gel patches that reduce puffiness and dark circles while you rest. The kind of small ritual that makes a quiet morning feel intentional.

Rosemary Gladstar’s Medicinal Herbs

The herbalism book we’d hand to anyone just beginning to find their way back to plant medicine. Warm, practical, and deeply rooted — just like the plants it teaches.