Herbs in Jars

Herbs in Jars We also offer acupuncture and herbal consultations.

We offer a large selection of bulk herbs, spices and teas, herbal tinctures, essential oils, tea making supplies, natural body care, as well as miscellaneous bulk products for the home medicine maker.

UPCOMING CLASSES - LINK IN BIO TO REGISTER​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Energetics of local herbal medicine: Chinese herbal theory a...
12/23/2024

UPCOMING CLASSES - LINK IN BIO TO REGISTER​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Energetics of local herbal medicine: Chinese herbal theory and herbs that grow here - Sat, January 4th 1:30-7
This class is a 5.5 hour intensive to learn more about the intersection of Chinese herbal medicine and locally growing herbs. We will cover the basics of Chinese medicine and apply these principles to herbs that are easy to grow and harvest in your own garden. Knowing more about the energetic nature (hot/cold, wet/dry, etc) of each herb will help you choose more effective remedies. We will touch on some basic identification and preparation as well, but our focus will be on energetic uses of each herb.

Herbs for mental health - Weds, January 22nd 6-8pm
together we will explore how plants can support our mental health in a multitude of aspects. we will explore specific plants and their properties, rotating through different remedies as one moves trough healing, finding a good "match" between a person and a plant, and ways that we can repay the plants for their support.

Herbs for chronic pain - Sat, Feb 1, 12:30-2:30pm
Pain is complex and layered, and there is often no simple fix. That being said, many herbs can soothe and transform pain if the larger picture can be engaged. Come and learn perspectives of herbal nourishment that will help you to understand where to begin in unraveling the knot that is chronic pain.

Tincture making basics - Sun, Feb 16th 11-1pm

Friends don't let Friends google Herbs: herbal research in the age of the internet - Thurs, Feb 20th, 6:30-8:30pm
Before diving onto the internet for answers, there are a few simple ways you can help your research be more informed. Together we will learn ways to navigate research using multiple sources and perspectives, learning about the author, and focusing on going deeper.

06/08/2023

For the latest updates on the clinic and apothecary, please visit our website and join the email list. This is the most current way to find out about classes and services. -Chelsea

Repost: Posted • Have you ever heard a land acknowledgment statement and thought, "What's next?" Are you looking for w...
07/19/2021

Repost: Posted • Have you ever heard a land acknowledgment statement and thought, "What's next?" Are you looking for ways to take meaningful action to support Indigenous people and nations?

Join us on August 25 (12:00 PM CT) for our free virtual event, "Beyond Land Acknowledgment." The event will provide attendees with an overview of why it's important to move beyond land acknowledgment and toward meaningful action.

We'll take a close look at three case studies:

✅ Indigenous land return
✅ Voluntary land taxes
✅ Showing up at Native-led protest movements

This event is geared toward beginners and open to all: come with your questions!

We'll broadcast the event live on Zoom and Facebook. Our Zoom event will be closed captioned. Click the link in our bio to register!

Drop in and say hi to , , me, the plants, the vibes ….. 🌿🌻🌟
07/19/2021

Drop in and say hi to , , me, the plants, the vibes ….. 🌿🌻🌟

such a gift of berries from and sprouting cauliflower from today at .
07/03/2021

such a gift of berries from and sprouting cauliflower from today at .

Creation is so generousSo many plants are full of medicine right now. Flowers are full and opening towards the sun and ...
06/11/2021

Creation is so generous

So many plants are full of medicine right now. Flowers are full and opening towards the sun and rain.

One of my loved ones has been ill and I have been wandering and gently gathering in order to soothe my heart and move out grief between my hands. I am often brought to tears at the generosity of plants, especially those that are habitually called weeds.

Self-heal (Prunella vulgaris) is one such plant relative. It seems so small, but each time I bend down to touch it, I see how it is a slender mountain reaching upward. Perhaps it imparts some of this mountainous integrity to us as well? I don't know yet, but self-heal might respond to me in its own time.

Pumpkin fell asleep on this plant. She loves them so much but her love is a little heavy for them, haha.
06/02/2021

Pumpkin fell asleep on this plant. She loves them so much but her love is a little heavy for them, haha.

We just put some new babies in the ground. They have been so happy about the plentiful rain. Walk by and say hello!
05/31/2021

We just put some new babies in the ground. They have been so happy about the plentiful rain. Walk by and say hello!

Thank you to for growing nourishment for us. Thank you , , and , , and for joining me in foraging, moving my body and...
05/24/2021

Thank you to for growing nourishment for us. Thank you , , and , , and for joining me in foraging, moving my body and embodying community.

valerian - This dense and lovely pink flower is a gift from , without whose plant giftings and downloads this garden w...
05/16/2021

valerian -

This dense and lovely pink flower is a gift from , without whose plant giftings and downloads this garden would never have been possible. 🌻🌻🌻

self-heal - a couple of summers ago my friend and fellow healer, , asked if I had any -heal, called 夏枯草 xia ku cao in ...
05/15/2021

self-heal -

a couple of summers ago my friend and fellow healer, , asked if I had any -heal, called 夏枯草 xia ku cao in Chinese. I did not, but after she asked me, I came upon a huge field of it while walking through the hills. I kept thinking about this sunny clearing among old oak and fir trees, sometimes praying at night that I might one day be able to gather such tall spikes from the city garden where I find myself.

This may seem strange, since many consider this plant a , and one might ask why I didn't just take some from the huge field. In my small understanding as a human who is continuously humbled by the depth of the intelligence of plants, "weeds" are powerful individuals with characters built of autonomy and grace and generosity, and in this instance, I didn't feel as though it was right for me to just take, to extract, to collect. So, I waited and prayed and I am (once again) profoundly humbled that this Prunella and all their/his/her medicine is now here in the garden.

anise hyssop - this richly hued came from last spring. I was excited to see that she made it over the winter and has...
05/14/2021

anise hyssop -

this richly hued came from last spring. I was excited to see that she made it over the winter and has developed a new purple hue that might be due to the soil?? I almost mistook her for shiso, but after some sniffing and touching I found out who she was. the bees will be excited later this summer.

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210 S College Street
Newberg, OR
97132

Opening Hours

Wednesday 1pm - 6pm
Thursday 1pm - 6pm
Friday 1pm - 6pm
Saturday 1pm - 6pm

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+19718328060

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