Every offering is small-batch and packed by Serena in Newport. Filter by category, season, and how it gets to you. Pickup-only items stay marked.
A field-edge plant, kept close to the body.
Tall and bitter, a late-summer plant.
The garden's quiet one, golden and low.
Old-man's beard, pulled from the windfall.
A wayside plant with a spire of yellow.
Birch-tree medicine, slow and dark.
The shelf fungus of fallen logs.
A silver-leaf traveler of field edges.
A small blue flower of damp meadows.
Honey, vinegar, and the warming kitchen spices.
The one the market always asks for first.
Sliced and dried, shelf-stable.
Mullein, rose, and the calm of a closed garden gate.
Mullein and marshmallow, soft for the chest.
Mugwort for the edge of dreams.
Raspberry leaf and rose for the cycle.
Skullcap and rose for the in-between.
Garden lavender, slow-infused into raw honey.
Golden and low, a quiet infusion.
Floral and soft, a spoonful of summer.
Vanilla pod, chamomile, and honey set to a spread.
Orchard apple and a hibiscus bloom of color.
Anise warmth over orchard apple.
Elderflower and the first strawberries.
Early-summer scapes, dried and salted.
The bigger jar for the people who cook.
Was $12. Dill, garlic, and the briny note.
Was $12. Warm curry over toasted coconut.
The short spring harvest, brined.
Whole cloves, a clean brine.
Garlic, gochujang heat, and sweet.
The classic, soy-seasoned and light.
Cultivated shiitakes, brined and savory.
Shiitake, gochujang, and a slow burn.
Slow-infused, allium-deep.
Gluten-free, darker, and richer.
Spring ramps, fermented into a green sauce.
Pine, fermented, for a clean house.
Hull-fermented, deep and brown.
Jojoba, rosehip, and a little vitamin E.
Hand-cut copper leaf, a Northeast Kingdom tree.
A found Vermont stone, set in hand-forged silver.
Hammered, raw, and made to age.
Silver drops with a cast texture of bark lichen.
A small silver stud, the size of a new bud.
Wire-wrapped silver, the bend of a willow switch.
For the feeder, the birds, and the cold months.
Hand-dipped, for the dark time of year.
Salt, jelly, and pickled garlic — the kitchen table in a box.
Fire cider, 4 Thieves, and honey for the cold months.
One jewelry piece and a jar of honey.
Serena packs a Saturday bag; you pick up at the booth.
