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Catnip

Catnip (Nepeta cataria) Common Names: Catmint A short-lived perennial herb in the mint family (Lamiaceae), native to southern and eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia. It grows 30–100 cm (12–39 inches) tall with square stems, grayish serrated leaves, and small fragrant flowers. Named for the intense attraction it holds for about two-thirds of cats, caused by the compound nepetalactone. Traditionally used in herbal teas for its mild sedative and relaxant properties. Warning: Catnip tea may cause drowsiness; avoid operating heavy machinery after consumption. Not recommended during pregnancy as it may stimulate uterine contractions. Large doses may cause mild digestive upset. For cats, excessive ingestion can lead to vomiting or diarrhea; use in moderation.

$5.00 / oz

Fennel Seed

Family: Apiaceae (the Carrot family) Flavor Profile: Fennel seed offers a warm, subtly sweet flavor that's gently aromatic and herbaceous. It has a classic anise-like taste, similar to licorice, but is softer and more rounded. There's a hint of fresh earthiness, with just a whisper of peppery warmth Fennel seed is a quietly aromatic little powerhouse with a flavor that's warm, sweet, and gently licorice-like—like a softer, more herbal cousin to anise. Indigenous to the Mediterranean, it was brought to Britain by the Romans and later considered one of the nine sacred herbs by the Anglo-Saxons. It's been a beloved kitchen staple for centuries, and once you get to know it, you'll understand why.

$3.50 / oz

MoonBeam Tea

A gentle, floral-herbal infusion perfect for quiet evening moments. Ingredients: passionflower, chamomile, catnip, lavender.

$9.00 / 2oz bag

No Sweat Tea

For when your internal thermostat declares independence and you need a laugh—and a reminder that grandkids are proof you've earned the right to sip in peace. Because sweating is overrated, and so is pretending you've got it all figured out. Ingredients: red raspberry leaf, nettle, lemon balm, rose petals.

$8.00 / 2 oz bag

Peppermint

Family: Lamiaceae (the Mint family) Flavor Profile: Peppermint is bright, cool, and intensely refreshing with a clean, crisp bite. It has a bold menthol lift that wakes up the senses, balanced by a subtle natural sweetness and a hint of grassy greenness underneath. The flavor is lively without being sharp, and it leaves a pleasant, lingering coolness on the tongue. Peppermint is the herb that doesn't try too hard—and still everyone loves it. Its flavor is bright and cool, like a deep breath of fresh air on a sunny morning. With a clean, satisfying menthol kiss and just a whisper of sweetness, it's been a favorite across continents for centuries, from ancient Egyptian tombs to modern kitchen gardens. It's the kind of herb that feels familiar the very first time you try it, and somehow never gets old.

$3.50 / oz

Quiet Mind

A softly floral and herbaceous blend to help you unwind. Its gentle aroma and smooth taste make it a comforting choice for quieter moments. Ingredients: lemon balm, holy basil (tulsi), skullcap, rose petals.

$9.00 / 2 oz bag

Raspberry Leaf

Latin Name: Rubus idaeus Family: Rosaceae (the Rose family) Flavor Profile: Dried red raspberry leaf has a taste that is mild, pleasantly earthy, and slightly grassy, with a subtle fruity-herbal aroma similar to black tea but without the caffeine Red raspberry leaf is a quietly nourishing herb from a plant you already know and love. With a flavor that’s mild, earthy, and subtly fruity—like a gentle, caffeine-free black tea—it makes a lovely base for all kinds of blends. It’s been a trusted staple in herbal traditions for centuries, and once you try it, you’ll see why.

$3.50 / oz

Rosemary

Family: Lamiaceae (the Mint family) Flavor Profile: Rosemary is piney, woodsy, and slightly resinous with a warm, peppery lift. It has a bold, herbaceous character that's both fresh and earthy, with subtle notes of lemon and eucalyptus. The flavor is robust but not harsh, and it lingers pleasantly on the tongue Rosemary is a sturdy, sun-loving herb with a fragrance that instantly calls to mind Mediterranean hillsides and kitchen gardens. Its flavor is piney and warm—like a walk through a sunbaked grove—with just a hint of pepper and lemon underneath. Ancient Greeks and Romans considered it a symbol of remembrance, and it's been a loyal companion to cooks and herbalists ever since. It's the kind of herb that feels like an old friend.

$3.00 / oz

Skullcap

Scutellaria (common name: skullcaps) is a genus of flowering plants in the mint family (Lamiaceae). The name comes from Latin scutella ("small dish"), referring to the shield‑like shape of the calyx, which also resembles a miniature medieval helmet. The genus has a near‑worldwide distribution, mainly in temperate regions. Most species are annual or perennial herbs (5–100 cm tall) with four‑angled stems, opposite leaves, and two‑lipped flowers; some are aquatic or subshrubs.

$7.00 / oz

Sun-Up Sip Tea

A bright, uplifting blend with a lively herbal scent. It wakes up the senses without any heaviness. Ingredients: nettle, peppermint, rosemary, ginger.

$8.00 / 2 oz bag

Tulsi

Family: Lamiaceae (the Mint family) Flavor Profile: Tulsi is complex, aromatic, and gently warming with a peppery, clove-like undertone. It has a bright, slightly sweet basil character mixed with hints of lemon, mint, and a subtle anise-like spice. The flavor is deeply herbaceous yet smooth, with a clean, lingering finish that feels both exotic and familiar. Tulsi, or holy basil, is the herb that's been revered in India for thousands of years as a sacred guardian of the home. Its flavor is warm and intriguing—like clove met pepper, then invited mint and lemon to join the party—but somehow it all works together beautifully. Traditional households have grown it in their courtyards for generations, believing it brings protection and grace. It's the kind of herb that feels like it knows something you don't, but it's willing to share if you sit quietly and listen.

$5.00 / oz

Tummy Tamer

A soothing, mildly spicy blend that's easy to enjoy after a meal. Its refreshing taste comes from a thoughtful mix of garden-fresh herbs. Ingredients: peppermint, fennel seed, ginger, calendula.

$8.00 / 2 oz bag