Processing Abundance in Southern California

Bay leaves are a great flavor addition for soups, beans, sauces etc that adds a subtle herbal flavor and deepens other flavors added.

Comes in whole leaf or powdered. If you enjoy the flavor of Bay, we recommend powered, it releases a deeper flavor. Be sure to test amounts first as to not overpower.

1/8-1/4 teaspoon of powder is equivalent to 1 bay leaf.

Comes in 2 ounces powder or 10 fully dried leaves

Foraged in our neighborhood, cleaned and dried

Local to to the West Coast of Southern California and nutritionally equivalent to walnuts…this native tree produces a fatty nut that when prepared, resembles a dark chocolate coffee. It contains a stimulant similar to coffee, so be cautious to not consume more that you would with regular coffee.

Use 1 tablespoon per 8oz hot liquid. Comes in a 4 oz glass jar which yields 8 cups of Bay Nut Mocha Goodness

Gathered in East Los Angeles. Fleshy part removed and the nuts roasted and powdered.

Wool Dryer Balls increase airflow which reduces drying times, softens clothes, and limits wrinkles and static cling. Can be used for a 1000 cycles and then composted when finished.

Price is for 3 dryer balls. I use at least 2 in the dryer at once. Highly recommend adding 3 drops of essential oils to each balls and drying with your towels.

All wool was sheared by Noe Vega in the Southern Ca area. All wool was hand processed by us and contributes to local resource economy and resilience.

From the Peruvian Pepper Tree. Crush it up and add a sweet pepper flavor to your food.

Comes in 2 oz jars

Gathered from our neighborhood, rinsed and dried in our dehydrator

This sweet & tart cherry tasting berry is a native to California. Add a natural sweetener to your next sourdough bread to make a sweet cherry bread or add to your morning coffee or tea.

Harvested in our neighborhood. The berries are heated to bring out the sweetness, then dried and powered.

Comes in 4 oz glass jar

Smudge bundles are meant to cleanse and protect a space from negative energy, spirits, bad microbes (pick the image you are cleansing from)

Plants were harvested from a ranch in Acton Ca.

Grateful for the plants and the ancestors who cultivated these relationships

Juniper makes a great rub for meats especially lamb. Try it on mushrooms too. We suggest….

Comes is a 4 oz glass jar. 4 oz covers about a 4 lbs of meat

Ingredients… Juniper Berries harvested in Acton CA, Rosemary harvested from our backyard in East Los Angeles, Pink Pepper from Peruvian Pepper trees harvested also in East Los Angeles

Also know as Oxalis….this dye creates a rich yellow. Lower the ph with baking soda and the dye turns bright orange. It’s astonishing to see the color change.

Dye is in the form of dried flowers and leaves approx 50g

Plants are gathered from my yard and neighborhood

Black Walnut dye yields a rich brown color. The nuts are dried and crushed

1 bag is 100g

Rabbitbrush makes a beautiful deep yellow. Gathered in Acton CA. Dried in the sun and stored in a brown bag.