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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 11am - 6pm

Herban Wild

Herban Wild is a small herb farm. At HW herbs are grown, harvested and made into herbal teas.

05/13/2026

Lemon Balm Harvest,
it is the perfect moment.

05/08/2026

Working with herbs can lead to an herby mess.
The thing is, it may be a motley muddle, but it sure does smell divine! 🌿👃🏼🌿

05/06/2026

Have you worked with Motherwart, Leonurus cardiaca, before?
This plant is said to be a grounding herbal ally.
Perhaps a warm embrace for the nervous system, helping to quiet a racing heart and restore a sense of calm resilience. Just seeing this plant, growing talll and proud is inspiring to me.
A beautiful reminder to stay centered and steady through our every season.

03/30/2026

Look what Popped up !
🥰

03/08/2026

If you missed the Saturday Midtown Market,
No problem! We’ll be back again next week,
Same time, same place.

02/26/2026

Test your herbal knowledge!
What do you know about the herbs in this brew?
The energetics
The primary constituents
The effects they might have on the human body.
In what situation might you want to work with these herbal allies?

This brew contains:
Loquat leaf
Violet leaf
Lemon balm leaf
Yarrow leaf
Catnip leaf
Wood Betony leaf
Orange peel & fruit

Comment and share your herbal wisdom and interesting facts about these herbs

02/25/2026

I planted a couple of golden-berry seedlings and now they’ve taken over this corner my garden. These sunny berries (Physalis peruviana) are tiny powerhouses: vitamin A, C, K, fiber, and antioxidants that support blood-vessel health. If you care about heart health, try growing one plant or pick up a small basket — snack, toss in salads, or cook into a tangy chutney. Save this for growing tips & recipes!

02/21/2026

Here they come, these beautiful herb warriors of the Spingtime.,…the Dandelion!
Such radiant golden blooms!
Go in gather yourself a handle and brew and exhilarating cup of sunshine. ☀️

02/18/2026

Discover the delight of Miner's Lettuce, a luscious plant with a rich history. Known for its relationship with prospectors and miners, it's been a prized salad green and source of Vitamin C. Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Coast valued it for its medicinal properties, using it to alleviate rheumatic pain, restore appetite, and as a diuretic. This knowledge was passed down through generations. The plant thrives as a low-growing annual with fleshy leaves and stems, adorned with small white flowers. Served fresh in salads, just like the miners did over 150 years ago. Have you spotted this gem in your neighborhood? I cultivate a wild meadow of Miner's Lettuce on my property, where it reseeds and expands each year. Unfortunately, this plant is under threat due to habitat loss, and its decline also erases historical knowledge and practices. Protecting Miner's Lettuce is crucial not just for the plant, but for preserving the cultural heritage tied to it.