Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)
Also known as Indian ginseng, or “strength of the stallion,” Ashwagandha is a sacred adaptogen revered in Ayurveda for over 3,000 years.
Its roots support vitality, emotional grounding, and restful sleep.
A spiritual and physical tonic, this plant carries ancient healing into modern stress-filled lives. Think of it as a quiet elder: slow-growing, deeply rooted, and
Aster, New England Aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae)
Tall, purple, and defiant of frost, the New England Aster is autumn’s grand finale.
A beacon for monarchs and other late-season pollinators, this native perennial brings color, nectar, and resilience to prairies and borders alike.
Think of it as a floral firework show just when you thought the season was over.
Basil - Genovese (Ocimum basilicum)
A fast-growing, fragrant pillar of Italian cuisine, Genovese Basil is the holy grail of pesto.
Originating in India, but also native to parts of Asia and Africa, it’s thought that this sweet basil was brought to the Ligurian coast by the Ancient Romans.
Its intense aroma, glossy green leaves, and sweet-spicy flavor define regional dishes like Pesto alla Genovese
Basil - Thai Holy (Ocimum tenuiflorum)
A.k.a. Tulsi, is revered across Asia as the “Queen of Herbs” for its ability to uplift spirit, sharpen clarity, and balance the body.
Revered in Ayurvedic medicine and Hindu rituals, it's both a culinary delight and a spiritual symbol.
Its clove & pepper scent stirs the air like incense, and its leaves are used not only in cuisine but in temples, teas, and me
Bee’s Friend (Phacelia tanacetifolia)
A soft lavender bloom with curling petals, Bee’s Friend earns its name by being a magnetic sanctuary for native bees and beneficial insects.
Beyond pollinator paradise, this fast-growing annual also improves soil health as a green manure.
Beautiful, beneficial, and buzzing with life!
This one belongs in every garden.
Calendula 'Orange King' (Calendula officinalis)
Calendula 'Orange King' is a vibrant, double-flowered variety known for its brilliant orange blooms.
Beyond its ornamental appeal, it's celebrated for its skin-healing properties and historical significance in various cultures.
Historically used in rituals to honor the sun and in celebrations of life and death.
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