Wild Oaks Apothecary

shop our freshly restocked favorites!

- Laundry Soap
- All-Purpose Boost
- Reishi Elixir
- Hand-Rolled Beeswax Candles
- Hand-Dipped Waldorf Candles
- Fern Pillar Candles
- Honeycomb Jar Candles

all available NOW on the site 🌱

Our apple tonic sadly didn’t make it into the pictures, but she’s included in the sale!

An oxymel is a combination of an acid and honey and is a potent way to extract vitamins and minerals and help the body retain hydration. It can be taken as digestive support before or after meals and as a delicious addition to your daily beverages.

I call these “tonics” and they are YUM!!

I’m discounting them heavily to move inventory, so you’re nearly getting these at-cost.

shop the sale today 🌱

the sale is LIVE!!

Use code HAPPYBIRTHDAY for 17% off your order*

comment LINK for a direct link to the site.

so thankful for each of you as we celebrate FOUR years of Wild Oaks. 🌱

*sheepskins & courses excluded!

inspired by YOU, and your sweet questions and reflections in my DMs.

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This customer-favorite cleaning powder will be BACK on August 1st!

And it will be on sale for $13.28 with the code HAPPYBIRTHDAY!

Grab a bag (or three) and enjoy the easy button for cleaning. 🌱

Meet the tea blend I formulated when wildfire smoke filled Wisconsin one summer.

Pair it with my lung support blend for the extra smoky days, or any of the single tinctures or elixirs (mullein, cordyceps, nettle, marshmallow root)

comment LUNGS for the link to my lung support tea and tincture blend!

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a few questions inspired by a conversation with a friend last year, and sticking my hands in the soil today. 🌱

we already know that direct contact with soil activates serotonin production and contributes to relieving the weight of depression. I call garden dirt under my nails a “millionaire’s manicure.”

we already know that trees and fungi communicate with each other.

but what if there was also an exchange between humans and the microorganisms found in soil? what if, when planting tomatoes, your skin informed the soil what specific nutrients your body may need that summer? and the tomatoes grew nutrients especially for you?

what if that is another reason to eat locally as much as possible and find farmers who actually touch dirt?

my brain loves questions like these! 🌱

https://www.msl.ubc.ca/yes-getting-dirty-can-act-as-a-natural-antidepressant-heres-why/

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7584520/