Home apothecary room

Creating a herbal apothecary is a great way for people to start learning how to utilize the healing benefits of herbs into their daily lives.

We’ve talked quite a bit about how to stock and organize the pantry, and peeked into different types of pantries in the process: a vegetarian pantry, a paleo pantry, a gluten-free pantry. But here’s one type of pantry we haven’t looked at yet: a home apothecary pantry!

Creating a green witch apothecary at home is a deeply personal and rewarding endeavor. It's your sacred space for connecting with plant allies, crafting

Explore these apothecary essentials with ingredients you need to build your at-home apothecary in no time.

Creating a child’s herbal apothecary is about empowering you to care for your child in a thoughtful, nurturing way.

Find out how herbalist Kiva Rose stocks and organizes the herbal remedies in her home apothecary.

Tonics~Tinctures~Salves~Elixirs & Remedies

Sometimes you find a dream item and know you can't pass it up & this was one of those finds! We found this large pine apothecary cabinet in an auction a few weeks ago and I knew we would find a way to use this whether it was in our store or here on the farm. If you've been following the blog for a while you probably know how much I love antique cabinets. This one is really large, so I wasn't sure whether it would be better in our house or in the shop, but it fits perfectly on

Organization is key to a successful and useful home apothecary. Here are herb storage tips and ideas to help you get the most out of your herbal allies

For some time I have been saving all my apothecary finds: glass jars, cedar boxes, dark stained furniture, cubicles... and the soothing smells of my childhood of , anise, camomille, mint and chloroform( I know, I know its volatile and toxic) but those are the smells takes me to my dad's pharmacy where I spent long hours of my childhood. Neither my dad or his pharmacy full of wonderful substances exists now, all I can do is to reproduce the one in my dreams... come back soon

Name: Katie Vie & Loren Wooten and their dog, Mathy Location: Asheville, NC Size: 1,400 square feet, including an unheated garage Years lived in: 6 months; Owned Though Katie designed this house and Loren crafted many of its details, they maintain a fluid relationship with it, saying, “This home is not our ‘baby’ — it’s not precious to us in that way. Instead, it’s our creative project where it’s okay if things aren’t perfect.