“I grow what I love, and I make what I grow into things that carry meaning.”

— Amelia

My name is Amelia, and my hands cultivate the land at farmhousework. I work with herbs the way they were always meant to be used—creating simple, intentional pieces for the rhythms of life: holidays, events, and everyday moments. An Ostara simmer pot welcoming spring. A funerary bundle of rosemary to remember your loved ones. Or simply a drawer that smells like lavender.

Everything I make is done by hand, rooted in the traditions of gardening, history, and symbolism, and guided by the seasons. farmhousework is about returning to something we have forgotten along the way—how to ground ourselves and our rituals in plants from the land.

A Few Things About Me

  • Located in: Wisconsin (5b)
  • Garden type: Raised beds, an herb spiral, and a cottage vibe.
  • My Elemental Garden: North (Earth/grounding, stability, security), East (Air/inspiration, wisdom, communication), South (Fire/passion, energy, creativity), and West (Water/intuition, emotions, purification)
  • Traditions I follow: Scottish Herbal paganism & green witchcraft
  • My Studies: Herbal Academy & Rosemary Gladstar’s Science & Art of Herbalism
  • Botanicals I Grow (Including herbs, flowers, and trees):
Angelica Anise Hyssop Basil Basil, Holy/Tulsi Black-eyed Susan Blanket Flower Blue Violet Borage Broad Bean Flowers Butterfly Milkweed Calendula California Poppy Catmint Chamomile Chives Comfrey Coreopsis, Lance-Leaf Coreopsis, Plains Coriander/Cilantro Cowslip Crocus Culver's Root Cumin Daffodil Dandelion Echinacea Fennel Fenugreek Feverfew Golden Alexander Grooved Yellow Flax Hawthorn Hazel, Scottish Heather Hibiscus Holly Ivy Juniper Lady’s Mantle Lavender Lemon Balm Maple Marjoram Marshmallow Root Milkweed Mimosa Motherwort Mugwort Mullein Nettle, Stinging New England Aster Oregano Parsley Passionflower Peppermint Pleurisy Root/Butterfly Weed Prairie Blazing Star Purple Coneflower Pussy Willow Queen of the Prairie Rosemary Rowan Rue Sage Showy Evening Primrose Showy Goldenrod Shungiku/Chrysanthemum Skullcap Smooth Blue Aster Snowdrops Sorrel Spearmint St John’s Wort Sunflower Sweet Pea Sweet Woodruff Tarragon Thistle, Blessed Thistle, Milk Thyme Valerian Virginia Bluebell West Indian Lemongrass White Horehound Wild Bergamot/Bee Balm Wild Hyacinth Willow Wooly Lambs Ears Wormwood Yarrow

MY GARDEN

My Values & Approach

I believe in growing everything I can in my garden. If I am unable to grow it myself, I buy from local vendors in Wisconsin who share my values. If I am unable to find it locally, I buy from reputable organic sources (like Plant Therapy). I plant and harvest according to the Moon, and I create my products guided by the Wheel of the Year.

Gardening with Intention

Every dried or harvested botanical I use is grown in my own garden. I plant with intention, tend it through the seasons, harvest at peak moon phase, and dry naturally.

Made with Intention

Spring equinox — floral and fresh botanical creations

Rooted in Nature

The wheel of the year guides what I create. I follow the rhythms of the earth in what I plant, what I make, and when.

Honest Craft

I don’t use artificial fragrance or fillers. What you smell is real — dried flowers, herbs, resins, and essential oils.

Honest Craft

I don’t use artificial fragrance or fillers. What you smell is real — dried flowers, herbs, resins, and essential oils.

Ritual & Meaning

Whether you’re marking a wedding, a funeral, a sabbat, or just a quiet evening, every item is made to hold meaning.

Always Learning

Herbalism is a life-long study. My knowledge grows with each season.

New creations with every season

My inventory grows as my garden grows. From spring florals to winter solstice blends, check back often — or follow along in my shops.

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Rituals & Recipes