Single-plant tinctures, fire cider, smoke blends, and dried mushrooms — small-batch extractions made in the Newport kitchen.
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.
