Healing Hearth Apothecary & Therapies

⚠️ Stock update⚠️

I only have 8 of the spray bottles of lavender water left!

Made with homegrown lavender

This versatile lavender water can be used in so many ways:-

🪻As a facial tonic, reducing redness and gently soothing acne and rosacea
🪻 A refreshing facial mist to freshen and hydrate at any time of day
🪻 Add to your own skincare to add a bit of lavender goodness!
🪻 A light spray on pillows and in the bedroom will create a peaceful environment for a better night sleep

Available in glass spray bottle 100ml
£10.00

Message me now to order

The language & folklore of flowers - Sweetpea

The Sweetpea is one of my favourites, the smell and the colours from this little flower fill the garden from early summer, right up to mid autumn, even better, they make great cut flowers to bring the scent and colour indoors too!

In Victorian flower language they were given as a thankyou for a lovely time or to give to someone starting a new chapter in their life

Bringing them into the house is said to bring cheerfulness, good fortune & friendship to the home

Sunset through the hollyhocks!
Just doing a bit of deadheading and noticed the hollyhocks were glowing in the setting sun.. So pretty 💖💖

Organic lavender water now available!

Made with homegrown lavender

This versatile lavender water can be used in so many ways:-

🪻As a facial tonic, reducing redness and gently soothing acne and rosacea
🪻 A refreshing facial mist to freshen and hydrate at any time of day
🪻 Add to your own skincare to add a bit of lavender goodness!
🪻 A light spray on pillows and in the bedroom will create a peaceful environment for a better night sleep

Available in either a glass dropper bottle or glass spray bottle 100ml
£10.00

Message me now to order

There's always one!

Primrose is the hen that's always under your feet, on the end of your spade when digging and getting into general mischief! Wouldn't have her any other way!

Calendula & Sage
This combo looked so pretty I had to take a photo!
Calendula I use for tea, balms & tinctures. Sage I use mainly for cooking, teas & smudge sticks. Although this looks and smells so lovely I may just keep it as natural pot pourri!