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Good morning, my herb loving friends! Check out our fifth plant friend in my Herb of the Week series! Holy Basil, or Tul...
07/17/2026

Good morning, my herb loving friends! Check out our fifth plant friend in my Herb of the Week series!

Holy Basil, or Tulsi, has been cherished for centuries as a plant that supports the body through everyday stress. It’s considered an adaptogen, meaning it helps the body adapt and maintain balance during times of physical and emotional strain. I like to think of it as “filling in the gaps”.

Tulsi is so absolutely yummy as a tea and in our house we use it to support a calm mind, a healthy immune system, and overall vitality. With its warm, slightly spicy aroma and uplifting flavor, it’s one of my favorite herbs to reach for during busy seasons when life feels a little overwhelming. Ask my kiddos. They love the way it smells and they LOVE the holy basil glycerite.

As always, herbs work best as part of a consistent wellness routine and aren’t a replacement for medical care—but they can be wonderful allies along the way. 🌿💚

See yall at market this morning from 8-12. Railroad Park downtown.
07/17/2026

See yall at market this morning from 8-12. Railroad Park downtown.

Two years ago, I started making whipped tallow because I wanted to be in control of what I put on my skin. I wanted skincare that was as intentional, nourishing, and simple as the food I try to put on my family’s table.

Those first jars.. well they definitely weren’t perfect. Some of you have been with me from the beginning—the batches that had a little more grit than I wanted or smelled a little more… well… beefy. 😅

So thank you. Thank you for believing in what I was building and giving me the space to learn, refine, and grow. Today, I’m incredibly proud of what sits on my table. A silky, beautifully whipped grassfed tallow with a light, herbaceous scent that still stays true to what I believe in.

All three major ingredients are chosen with intention. Let’s chat about them.

1-CALENDULA —Organically grown calendula, started from seed here at Shade Tree Farms, hand-harvested and infused into single-source organic extra virgin olive oil using an alcohol intermediary extraction to create a rich herbal oil.

2-GRASSFED TALLOW - Local grass-fed tallow from Barefoot Springs Farm in Pelahatchie, Mississippi. I render my tallow gently and avoid over-processing because I want to honor the integrity of this incredible ingredient rather than stripping it down. Why grassfed? One question I get asked often is why I insist on using local, grass-fed tallow. The answer is simple: it’s the choice that best aligns with what I believe.

I believe good skincare begins with healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy animals, and people who care deeply for the land they’re stewarding.

For me, that means choosing tallow from cattle raised on grass. Just grass, sunshine, fresh water, and time. It’s a simple philosophy, but it’s one that reflects the way I try to live and the kind of products I want to make.

It’s not about saying everyone has to do it this way. It’s about creating something that reflects my own values and the level of care I want to offer the families who trust me with their skin.

3- RAW SHEA BUTTER— Organic, unrefined golden shea butter sourced through a women-owned co-op here in Mississippi that partners directly with the women in Africa who harvest and process the shea. Supporting businesses that care for both people and the land matters deeply to me.

What will you not find in my tallows (or any of my skincare, salves, & soaps for that matter)?? You’ll never ever find fragrance oils, essential oils, fillers, preservatives, or inexpensive shortcuts.

Only ingredients I trust.

Every jar represents months of growing, days of rendering tallow, days of slowly preparing herbal infusions, and hours of whipping, pouring, labeling, and packaging by hand.

Slow is the point.

After two years, I can honestly say THIS is the whipped tallow I’ve always hoped to make.

I’m so grateful to everyone who has encouraged me, offered feedback, and trusted me with your skin along the way. You’ve helped shape this product into something I’m genuinely proud of.

Fresh jars will be waiting at market this week, and I can’t wait to share them with you. See yall at the Brookhaven farmers market in the morning! Railroad park 8-12. 💗💪🏻

07/10/2026

Change of plans. I will not be at either markets this weekend! If you need anything, reach out and we will coordinate pickup!

Two years ago, I started making whipped tallow because I wanted to be in control of what I put on my skin. I wanted skin...
07/10/2026

Two years ago, I started making whipped tallow because I wanted to be in control of what I put on my skin. I wanted skincare that was as intentional, nourishing, and simple as the food I try to put on my family’s table.

Those first jars.. well they definitely weren’t perfect. Some of you have been with me from the beginning—the batches that had a little more grit than I wanted or smelled a little more… well… beefy. 😅

So thank you. Thank you for believing in what I was building and giving me the space to learn, refine, and grow. Today, I’m incredibly proud of what sits on my table. A silky, beautifully whipped grassfed tallow with a light, herbaceous scent that still stays true to what I believe in.

All three major ingredients are chosen with intention. Let’s chat about them.

1-CALENDULA —Organically grown calendula, started from seed here at Shade Tree Farms, hand-harvested and infused into single-source organic extra virgin olive oil using an alcohol intermediary extraction to create a rich herbal oil.

2-GRASSFED TALLOW - Local grass-fed tallow from Barefoot Springs Farm in Pelahatchie, Mississippi. I render my tallow gently and avoid over-processing because I want to honor the integrity of this incredible ingredient rather than stripping it down. Why grassfed? One question I get asked often is why I insist on using local, grass-fed tallow. The answer is simple: it’s the choice that best aligns with what I believe.

I believe good skincare begins with healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy animals, and people who care deeply for the land they’re stewarding.

For me, that means choosing tallow from cattle raised on grass. Just grass, sunshine, fresh water, and time. It’s a simple philosophy, but it’s one that reflects the way I try to live and the kind of products I want to make.

It’s not about saying everyone has to do it this way. It’s about creating something that reflects my own values and the level of care I want to offer the families who trust me with their skin.

3- RAW SHEA BUTTER— Organic, unrefined golden shea butter sourced through a women-owned co-op here in Mississippi that partners directly with the women in Africa who harvest and process the shea. Supporting businesses that care for both people and the land matters deeply to me.

What will you not find in my tallows (or any of my skincare, salves, & soaps for that matter)?? You’ll never ever find fragrance oils, essential oils, fillers, preservatives, or inexpensive shortcuts.

Only ingredients I trust.

Every jar represents months of growing, days of rendering tallow, days of slowly preparing herbal infusions, and hours of whipping, pouring, labeling, and packaging by hand.

Slow is the point.

After two years, I can honestly say THIS is the whipped tallow I’ve always hoped to make.

I’m so grateful to everyone who has encouraged me, offered feedback, and trusted me with your skin along the way. You’ve helped shape this product into something I’m genuinely proud of.

Fresh jars will be waiting at market this week, and I can’t wait to share them with you. See yall at the Brookhaven farmers market in the morning! Railroad park 8-12. 💗💪🏻

My third round of Herb of the Week! MUGWORT!Who is familiar with this amazing herb? I have been growing mugwort for 4 ye...
06/25/2026

My third round of Herb of the Week! MUGWORT!

Who is familiar with this amazing herb? I have been growing mugwort for 4 years or so and it is dependable, supportive, and bitter. Like clockwork, it comes back every year to remind me to take care of myself. It is often celebrated for its affinity for supporting women and our menstrual cycles (as the graphic shows!), but herbs *rarely* fit neatly into one box.

Women often turn to mugwort to support healthy flow and stimulate movement in the womb, AND it has also been traditionally used to support digestion. Its bitter qualities make it suitable to use as a digestive bitter before or after meals.

The same can be said for our companion herbs this week. Yarrow is also often associated with menstrual support, but it can also be used to minimize fevers and, topically, can be used to stop bleeding. Stinging nettle, my beloved nettle, nourishes the body deeply during pregnancy, postpartum, and menstruation, but in our home we also reach for nettle to support seasonal allergies and urinary health.

These herbs are wonderfully complex and their gifts and uses extend far beyond a single use or symptom. These herbal highlights are just that, a highlight. A quick snapshot into what each herb may be able to support.

I can't wait to see yall this weekend!! I will be at the Brookhaven Farmers Market on Friday from 8-12 and at Buds and Blooms Greenhouse & Gardens LLC. for the Farmstand on Saturday from 9-1.

PS. Peep those savings for most Shade Tree Farms products featuring Mugwort, Yarrow, and Stinging Nettle. My hope with these Herb of the Week highlights is to help others understand how these herbs work AND to make them more accessible.

06/23/2026
You guys sure have been loving the Herb of the Week highlight! I wanted to take a chance to say thanks to all the suppor...
06/21/2026

You guys sure have been loving the Herb of the Week highlight! I wanted to take a chance to say thanks to all the support my farm and family are getting by being a part of both our local Brookhaven Farmers market AND the Buds and Blooms market. It’s been a blessing to us!

Here’s one herbal extract that highlights the lovely happy little mimosa flower! Shade Tree Farms Uplift Glycerite is a super yummy, easy to take featuring mimosa, lemon balm, orange balm, and holy basil. I reach for this when my kiddos are overstimulated and having a hard time regulating their big feelings. Belly aches. It could also be really helpful for a teething baby. It’s alcohol free, making it a more subtle herbal extraction. Gentle AND effective.

Small batch, seasonal support! With a little savings sprinkled on top through this coming Friday when our new Herb of the Week is introduced.

Dm to purchase. Thanks friends! Yall rule. Herbs rule. 💕💪🏻

Hey friends! It’s time to introduce the new herbs of the week—wild lettuce & mimosa 🌿🌸Why two? I’m focusing on herbs tha...
06/19/2026

Hey friends! It’s time to introduce the new herbs of the week—wild lettuce & mimosa 🌿🌸

Why two? I’m focusing on herbs that are growing right here, right now—the ones we can actually touch, gather, and work with in our everyday lives. Because herbs shouldn’t be complicated or out of reach to be supportive.

Wild lettuce supports the body by helping release discomfort, tight shoulders, tension headaches, and that “everything feels clenched” kind of feeling. Try it before bed to help the body find sleep more easily.

Mimosa brings a soft, cooling, uplifting energy—supporting emotional tension and helping the nervous system relax.

Together, they soften and unwind the emotional AND physical body! Offering a chance to truly let go and relax.

Easy ways to work with them:
• Wild Lettuce oil or balm → rub into sore neck and shoulders (my fave!)
• Mimosa & Lemon Balm glycerite → a gentle, tasty, alcohol free option to soothe and uplift (especially for little ones like teething babies)
• Dried Wild Lettuce → make your own simple tincture or infused body oil at home

You don’t need a full apothecary to start utilizing herbalism in your own home. Just a couple of local easy to find herbs, used well, can go a long way to support our bodies. Ask me how to make your own folk tincture & let’s get herby!

I’ll have these herbs available at a discount for an entire week, starting today, so you can try them for yourself—grab 2 or more Shade Tree Farms herbal products featuring the herbs of the week? Bundle pricing available!

I sure am having fun making these! Tell me, friends. What’s your favorite way to use wild lettuce and/or mimosa?

See you all Saturday at the Farmstand at Buds and Blooms from 9-1! 🤍💕💚

*Disclaimer: I’m not a medical doctor—I’m a mama, herbalist, and plant enthusiast 🌿

Herbalism isn’t one-size-fits-all, and there’s no national certification governing this work. Everything I share here is meant to be educational and supportive, never prescriptive.

Always listen to your body and be sure to consult with your healthcare provider when needed 🤍

Herb of the Week: Mullein 🌿One thing that really matters to me is making herbal support both understandable and accessib...
06/11/2026

Herb of the Week: Mullein 🌿

One thing that really matters to me is making herbal support both understandable and accessible. Each week I’ll be highlighting a plant we grow & use in our home — how it works, when we reach for it, and why it earns its place on our shelf.

Mullein is one of those steady, reliable allies for the lungs — especially during coughs, congestion, and that lingering irritation that just won’t move.

To make it even more practical, I paired it with two extracts we often use alongside it:
• Orange peel — to help move things along and support gentle clearing
• Usnea — for its deep antimicrobial support

Because herbs don’t always work best alone — they work together, just like they do in real life.

✨ Herb of the Week Discounts Available
✨ Bundle all 3 extracts for $50 (save $16)

Simple, supportive, accessible.
Thanks for being here friends! 💗

See y’all tomorrow!
06/11/2026

See y’all tomorrow!

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2737 Bluebird Trail NW
Brookhaven, MS
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