Our Herbs
Welcome to our enchanting world of homegrown herbs! Here, you'll discover a delightful selection of plants that not only elevate your culinary creations but also bring healing and transformative energy into your life. Each herb is steeped in tradition, with magical attributes that connect you to the ancient wisdom of folk remedies. Join us on a journey to explore the mystical potential of nature’s bounty!
In the Moon Garden:
Rosemary & Spearmint
Beneath the glow of the moon, two timeless herbs thrive in quiet harmony—Rosemary and Spearmint. More than garden staples, they are ancient allies for the body, spirit, and kitchen alike.
​​🌱 Rosemary
Medicinal Uses:
• Improves memory and focus
• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant-rich
• Supports digestion and circulation
Magical Properties:
• Clears negative energy & enhances clarity
• Protects sacred space
• Associated with remembrance and ancestral connection
In the Kitchen:
• Bold and earthy—perfect for roasted vegetables, meats, and artisan breads
• Infuses oils and vinegars beautifully
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🌿 Spearmint
Medicinal Uses:
• Soothes indigestion and nausea
• Calms nerves and reduces stress
• Supports hormonal balance
Magical Properties:
• Attracts prosperity and healing
• Enhances dreams and intuition
• Brings freshness to emotional energy
In the Kitchen:
• Light and sweet—ideal in teas, salads, sauces, and desserts
• Pairs well with citrus, chocolate, and lamb
Datura a.k.a Moonflower
When dusk falls and the garden hums with secrets, Datura, known as Moonflower, unfurls her ghostly white blooms to greet the night. Enigmatic and powerful, she has been a plant of visionaries, healers, and dreamers for centuries—respected and revered in equal measure.
Datura (Moonflower)
Medicinal Uses (Historical/Traditional):
• Traditionally used in very small, controlled doses by herbalists for pain relief and asthma
• Sedative properties, but extremely toxic—never ingest without expert guidance
• Historically applied externally for aches and inflammation
Magical Properties:
• Opens portals to dreams and deeper states of consciousness
• Used in practices to enhance intuition and spirit travel
• Associated with lunar energy, shadow work, and mystery
In the Kitchen:
• Not for culinary use — Datura is highly toxic if consumed
• Best enjoyed as an ornamental night bloomer for moonlit gardens
✨ Let Datura remind us: not all that grows under the moon is meant to be consumed—some are here to guide, protect, and teach from the realm of shadows.
Peppermint reminds us that some magic is simple: a leaf, a breath, a sip—refreshment under moonlit skies.
Peppermint
Under the hush of moonlight, Peppermint dances on the breeze—cool, bright, and endlessly refreshing. An ancient herb with a modern heart, she soothes body, sharpens mind, and sweetens the magic of everyday rituals.
🌱 Peppermint
Medicinal Uses:
• Eases headaches and migraines
• Soothes digestive troubles and nausea
• Clears sinus congestion and freshens breath
Magical Properties:
• Clears stagnant energy and brings vitality
• Invites good luck and prosperity
• Protects sacred spaces with its crisp, purifying aroma
In the Kitchen:
• Bright, cooling flavor perfect for teas, desserts, and cocktails
• Delicious in salads, sauces, and infused syrups
• Pairs beautifully with chocolate, berries, and citrus
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