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April 7 , 2008

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Monographs of any of the staple herbs (which we stock) may be purchased for $4.00 per monograph. Monographs average 12 pages (some as few as six, some more than twenty), including botanical information, constituents and uses in botanical medicine. Monographs also include information on the folk magick from Beyerl's book, A Compendium of Herbal Magick and are always a work-in-progress with new information added as we do further research.

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There are many additional herbs which can be ordered. Want one? Please ask us to check our supplier's listings.

* staple item in stock
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+ can be special ordered - 4 oz. minimum

[c/a] = check availability: not always available

Herbs

	- a -
*	acacia gum [Acacia sp.]	1.65
*	agar agar [Gelidium amansii] - [c/a]	3.10
*	agnus castus (see chaste tree berries)
*	agrimony [Agrimonia eupatoria]	.70
*	alder [Alnus rubra] - [c/a]	1.60
*	alfalfa leaves [Medicago sativa]	.70
•	alkanet root [Anchusa off.]	1.70
*	allspice [Eugenia pimenta] (whole)	.80
*	aloes (Cape) [Aloe ferox] powder	2.20
*	alum root (see cranesbill)
*	angelica root [Angelica archangelica]	1.10
*	angelica seed [Angelica archangelica] hand picked	2.50 quarter oz.
*	anise seed [Pimpinella anisum] (whole)	.80
*	anise, star[Illicium verum] (whole)	1.45
*	arnica ° [Arnica montana]	1.80
•	arrowroot powder [Manihot ultissima]	.70
•	asafoetida [Ferula assafoetida] [c/a]	1.55
•	ashwagandha [Withania somnifera]	2.65
*	astragalus [A. membranaceous]	1.45
	- b -
•	balm of gilead buds [Populus candicans]	2.90
*	balm melissa (see lemon balm)
*	barberry bark of root [Bberberis vulgaris]	.90
•	barley grass [Hordeum vulgare]	1.95
*	basil (sweet) [Ocymum basilicum]	1.25
*	bayberry bark° [Myrica cerifera]	1.75
*	bay laurel° [Laurus nobilis]	.70
*	bearberry [see uva ursi]
*	benzoin [Styrax benzoin]	1.95
*	bilberry [Vaccinium myrtillus] see blueberry
*	birch bark [Betula alba]	1.55
*	birch leaves [Betula alba] - [c/a]	1.35
*	blackberry (dried fruit from our garden) [c/a]	3.70
*	blackberry [Rubus fruticosus] (leaves)	.95
*	black cohosh [Cimicifuga racemosa]	1.55
*	black haw bark of root [Viburnum prunifolium]	1.70
*	black willow bark [Salix nigra] - [c/a]	1.60
*	bladderwrac [Fucus vesiculosus]	.80
*	blessed thistle [Centaurea benedicta]	1.80
*	bloodroot° [Sanguinaria canadensis]	3.25
*	blueberry leaves [Vaccinium myrtillus]	1.55
*	blue cohosh [Caulophyllum thalictroides]	2.15
•	blue flag root [Iris versicolor ]	1.95
•	boldo leaf [Rhamnus frangula]	1.35
*	boneset° [Eupatorium perfoliatum]	.90
*	borage [Borrago off.]	1.65
•	buchu [Barosma betulina]	7.95
•	buckthorn bark [Rhamnus crocea]	.90
•	bugleweed [Lycopus virginicus]	2.45
*	burdock root [Arctium lappa]	1.45
•	butcher's broom [Ruscus aculeatus]	1.05
	- c -
•	calamus root [Acorus calamus]	1.10
*	calendula flowers [Calendula off.]	1.60
•	California poppy [Eschscholzia californica]	1.70
•	camphor [Cinnamomum camphora]	1.45
*	caraway seed [Carum carvi]	.70
•	cardamon seeds [Elettaria cardamomum]	1.60
•	cascara sagrada [Rhamnus purshiana]	1.40
*	catnip [Nepeta cataria]	.95
*	cats claw [Uncaria tomentosa]	1.80
*	cayenne [Capsicum annum] ¡	.80
*	cedar [Juniperus virginianna] (red, flakes) [c/a]	1.15
*	celandine, greater [Chelidonium majus] ¡	1.05
•	celery seed [Apium graveolens dulce]	.70
*	centaury [Centaurium erythraea] - [c/a]	1.50
*	chamomile [German, Matricaria chamomilla]	1.10
*	chaparral [Larrea tridentata] ¡	.90
*	chaste tree berries [Vitex agnus castus]	1.40
*	chervil [Anthriscus cerefolium] - [c/a]	2.05
*	chickweed [Stellaria media]	1.50
*	chicory root (roasted) [Cichorium intybus]	.75
•	chlorella [Chlorella pyrenoidosa]	1.80
*	cinchona bark [Cinchona off.]	1.45
*	cinnamon (grd) [Cinnamomum cassia]	.80
*	cinnamon sticks (3Ó) [Cinnamomum cassia]	.80
*	cinquefoil [Potentilla canadensis] [c/a]	3.55
*	cleavers [Galium aparine]	.80
*	clover (see red clover)
*	cloves [Eugenia caryophyllata] (grd)	1.55
*	cloves[Eugenia caryophyllata] (whole)	1.45
*	coltsfoot [Tussilago farfara]°	.90
*	comfrey (leaf) [Symphytum off.] ¡	.90
*	comfrey (root) [Symphytum off.] ¡	1.05
*	copal [Bursera odorata] [c/a]	1.65
*	coriander [Coriandrum sativum]	.65
*	cornflowers [Centaurea cyanus] - [c/a]	2.65
•	cornsilk [Zzea mays]	1.55
•	corydalis [Corydalis yanhusuo]	1.60
*	cramp bark [Viburnum opulus]	2.15
*	cranesbill [Geranium maculatum]	1.45
*	cubeb berries (whl) [Piper cubeba]	1.05
•	cumin seed (grd) [Cuminum cyminum]	1.05
*	cumin seed (whole) [Cuminum cyminum]	1.10
	- d -
*	damiana [Turnera diffusa]	1.20
*	dandelion leaves [Taraxacum off.]	1.10
*	dandelion root [Taraxacum off.]	1.25
*	devil's claw [Harpagophytum procumbens]	1.80
•	devil's club root bark [Opolopanax horridium]	3.20
*	dill (seed) [Anethum graveolens]	.95
*	dill (weed) [Anethum graveolens]	1.70
*	dittany of Crete [Origanum dictamnus]
	(hand-picked flowers) [c/a] half ounce	4.25
*	dogwood bark, American [Cornus florida] - [c/a]	1.45
*	dong quay [Angelica sinensis]	1.00
*	dragon's blood [Daemomorops draco] [c/a]	4.05
	- e -
*	echinacea root [E. angustifolia - grd]	2.55
*	echinacea root [E. purpurea] [c/a]	1.80
•	elder berries [Sambucus nigra]	2.10
*	elder flowers [Sambucus nigra]	1.75
*	elecampagne [Inula helenium] (Elfwort)	1.20
*	eleuthero [Elutherococcus senticosus]	1.55
*	ephedra, Chinese° [Ephedra sinica]	[c/a]
*	epimedium [Epimedium sagittatum]	1.95
*	eucalyptus leaves [Eucalyptus globulus]	.70
*	evening primrose [Oenothera biennis] [c/a]	2.10
*	eyebright [Euphrasia off.]	1.45
	- f -
*	fennel seed [Foeniculum vulgare]	.70
*	fenugreek seed [Trigonella foenum-graecum]	.90
*	feverfew [Tanacetum parthenium]	1.40
*	flax seed [Linum usitatissimum] ¡	.65
*	frankincense (grd) [Boswellia spp.]	1.70
*	frankincense (whl) [Boswellia spp.]	1.70
	- g -
*	garlic [Allium sativum] (pwd)	.80
*	gentian root [Gentiana lutea] (cut)	1.95
*	ginger [Zingiber off.]	.90
*	ginkgo biloba [Ginkgo biloba]	1.75
*	ginseng, [white] [Panax ginseng]	5.80
*	ginseng, Siberian [see eleuthero]
*	goldenseal herb [Hydrastis canadensis] ¡	2.20
*	goldenseal root [Hydrastis canadensis] (pwd) ¡	9.70
*	gotu kola [Hydrocotyle asiatica major]	1.30
•	gravel root [Eupatorium purpureum]	1.70
*	green tea [Camellia sinensis]	.80
*	guarana [pwd] [Paullinia cupana]	1.95
	- h -
*	hawthorne berries° [handpicked at the Grove]
	[Crataegus oxycanthus]	.90
*	hawthorne leaves/flowers [Crataegus oxycanthus]1.05
•	heal all [Prunella vulgaris]	1.55
*	henna (neutral, pwd.) [Lawsonia inermis]	.90
•	henna (red, pwd.) [Lawsonia inermis]	.75
*	hibiscus flowers [Hibiscums sabdariffa]	1.20
*	hops [Humulus lupulus]	2.05
*	horny goat weed [see Epimedium]
*	horehound [Marrubium vulgare]	.80
*	horsetail [Equisetum arvense]	.80
*	hyssop [Hyssopus off.]	.90
	- i-k -
•	Irish moss [Chondrus crispus]	1.85
*	jasmine flowers [whole] [Jasminium off.]	1.65
*	juniper berries [Juniperus communis]° (whole)	1.05
*	kava kava [Piper methysticum]	1.95
•	kelp [Ascophyllum nodosum] (pwd)	1.30
*	kola nuts (pwd) [Cola acuminata]	.75
	- l -
*	ladies mantle [Alchemilla vulgaris]	1.50
*	lavender [Lavandula vera]	1.75
*	lemon balm [Melissa off.]	1.30
*	lemon grass [Andropogon citratus]	1.20
*	lemon peel [Citrus limonum]	1.20
*	lemon verbena lvs [Verbena tryphylla]	1.80
*	licorice root [Glycyrrhiza glabra] (cut) ¡	1.20
*	licorice root [Glycyrrhiza glabra] (grd) ¡	1.20
*	lily of the valley herb [Convallaria majalis]	4.60
•	linden leaf & flower [Tilia europaea]	1.65
*	lobelia [Lobelia inflata] ¡	1.75
•	lomatium root [Lomatium dissectum]	3.95
*	lotus root [Nelumbium speciosum] (slices) -	5.95
*	lovage [Ligusticum levisticum] [c/a]	1.95
•	lungwort leaves [Pulmonaria off.]	2.80
	- m -
•	mace [Myristica fragrans]	1.80
*	male fern [Aspidium felix mas] [c/a]	2.30
*	mandrake° [Podophyllum peltatum] [Am]	1.85
*	marjoram [Origanum marjorana]	.80
*	marshmallow root [Althea off.]	1.40
*	meadowsweet [Filipendula ulmaria]	1.20
*	milk thistle seed [Silybum marianum] (whole)	1.20
*	mistletoe leaves [Viscum album] ¡	1.05
*	motherwort [Leonurus cardiaca]	.90
*	mugwort [Artemisia vulgaris] ¡	.80
*	mullein leaves [Verbascum thapsus]	.80
*	myrrh (grd) [Commiphora myrrha]	1.45
*	myrrh (whl) [Commiphora myrrha]	1.95
*	myrtle [Myrtus communis] - [c/a]	1.80
	- n-o -
•	neem leaf (grd) [Azadirachta indica]	1.95
*	nettles [Urtica dioica]	.80
*	nutmeg (whl) [Myristica fragrans]	1.25
*	oak moss [c/a] [Evernia prunastri L.]	3.45
*	oat grass [oat straw] [Avena sativa]	.75
*	orange peel [Citrus sinennsis] (cut)	.95
*	oregano [Origanum vulgare]	.75
*	Oregon grape root [Mohonia aquifolium]	2.30
*	orris root [Iris florentina]	1.00
	- p-q -
*	papaya leaf° [Carica papaya]	.90
•	paprika (Hungarian) [Capsicum annuum]	1.20
•	parsley root [Petroselinum sativum]	1.95
*	partridge berry (pwd) [Mitchella repens]	2.85
*	passion flower° [Passiflora incarnata]	1.80
*	patchouli [Pogostemon patchouli]	1.80
*	pau d'arco [Tabebuia avelianedae]	1.00
*	pennyroyal° [Mentha pulegium]	1.90
*	peony flowers (whole) [Paeonia off.] - c/a]	2.05
*	peony root [Paeonia lactiflora]	1.70
*	peppermint [Mentha piperita]	1.50
*	periwinkle° [Vinca minor]	1.70
*	plantain [Plantago major]	.90
*	pleurisy root [Asclepias tuberosa]	2.25
*	poke root° [Phytolacca decandra]	1.00
*	poppy seeds (blue) [Papaver somniferum]	.80
•	psyllium seed (whole) [Plantago ovata]	.80
•	pygeum bark (grd) [Pygeum africanus]	1.95
•	quassia chips (pwd. or whole) [Picraena excelsa]	1.30
*	queen of the meadow (see meadowsweet)
	- r -
*	raspberry leaves (cut) [Rubus idaeus]	1.20
*	red clover tops [Trifolium pratense]	1.70
•	rhodiola root [Rhodiola rosea]	1.65
*	rose (petals) [Rosa centifolia]	1.05
*	rose hips (whl) [Rosa canina]	.75
*	rosemary [Rosmarinus off.]	1.10
*	rowan berries [c/a] [Sorbus sp.] home grown	3.95
*	rue [c/a] [Ruta graveolens]	1.20
	- s -
*	sage leaves [Salvia off.]	1.05
*	Saint John's wort° [Hypericum perforatum]	1.30
*	sandalwood (red) (pwd) [Pterocarpus santalinus]	1.70
*	sandalwood (white) (pwd) [Santalum album]	4.25
*	sarsasparilla° [Smilax off.]	.95
*	sassafras° (cut) [Sassafras off.]	2.95
*	saw palmetto berries [Serenoa repens]	2.20
*	Scotch broom° [Cytisus scoparius]	1.80
*	scullcap [Scutellaria lateriflora]	1.75
*	senna [Cassia angustifolia]	.70
*	slippery elm c/s [Ulmus fulva]	1.85
•	slippery elm [pwd] [Ulmus fulva]	1.85
*	Solomon's seal [Convallaria polygonatum]	2.30
*	spearmint [Mentha spicata]	.75
*	spikenard (American) [c/a] [Aralia racemosa]	3.05
*	squaw vine [see partridge berry]
•	stevia leaves [Stevice rebaudiana]	1.60
•	sumac berries (whole) [Rhus glabra]	1.10
	- t -
*	tansy ¡[Tanacetum vulgare]	.90
*	tarragon [Artemisia dracunculus]	2.70
*	thuja° [Thuja occidentalis] [c/a hard to get]	3.20
*	thyme [Thymus vulgaris]	.75
*	tragacanth [c/a] [Astragalus tragantha]	4.55
*	turmeric (powdered) [Curcuma longa]	.70
	- u-v -
•	unicorn root, false (c/a) [Helonias dioica]	19.95
*	unicorn root, true [Aletris farinosa]	7.45
*	uva ursi° [Arcctostaphylos uva ursi]	1.30
*	valerian° (pwd) [Valeriana off.]	1.20
*	valerian° (cut) [Valeriana off.]	1.20
*	vervain [Verbena off.]	1.05
*	violet leaves [Viola cuculata]	1.25
	- w-z -
*	wahoo bark of root° [Eunymus atropurpureus]	3.95
*	walnut hulls (pwd) [Juglans nigra]	.80
*	white willow bark [Salix alba]	.80
*	wild cherry bark [Prunus virginiana]	1.55
•	wild indigo root [Baptisia tinctoria]	2.85
*	wild lettuce [Lactuca virosa]	1.00
*	wild yam [Discorea villosa]	1.05
*	wintergreen° [Gaultheria procumbens]	.90
•	witch hazel bark [Hamamelis virginiana]	1.85
*	wood betony [Betonica off.]	1.35
*	wormwood° [Artemisia absinthium]	1.00
*	yarrow [Achillea millefolium]	.70
*	yellow dock root [Rumex crispus]	1.05
*	yerba mate [Ilex paraguaiensis]	1.10
•	yerba santa [Eriodyction californicum]	1.45
*	yohimbe° [Pausinystalia yohimbe]	1.55
•	yucca root (grd)[Yucca filamentosa]	1.85

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Special Health Blends

Herbal Cold Remedy

This remedy works exceptionally well. I have used it faithfully since the late 1980s and our students and subscribers use it with great success as well. There is one "trick" however.

It should be taken at the first signs of a cold (or respiratory infection). What are the first signs? It could be sneezing more than usual. Your eyes might seem to itch and tear more than average. There might be the slightest tickle in your throat.

Pay attention to those around you. If you are around anyone with a cold, listen to your body. If you exhibit any of these early warning symptoms, use the formula. Do not wait to see if it is "really" a cold. Viruses replicate at an extraordinary speed.

Taken within the first hours of the above symptoms we have found a nearly 100% success rate of all symptoms disappearing with no cold at all. Despite my being HIV+ since 1988 and having often been exposed to cold viruses, I average about one cold every four or five years and those are greatly diminished in strength using this remedy.

The basic herbs include:

2 oz lemon grass

1 oz marshmallow root

1 oz wild cherry bark

In addition, for a sore throat caused by raw tissue:

1 oz bayberry bark

The process? For a 'light' mixture, use two teaspoons of lemon grass, one teaspoon or marshmallow root and one teaspoon of wild cherry bark. If there is any sore throat, use one teaspoon of bayberry bark. Place into a container (a stainless steel saucepan with a snug lid is ideal) and pour about two cups of just-boiling hot water over the herbs. Cover. Let sit for 20–40 minutes. Strain well (a fine mesh stainless steel strainer is better than a tea strainer). Drink over a one to two hour period of time.

For a stronger mixture use a tablespoon for your measure.

This is very safe and you can easily adjust the proportions. It's like basic cooking. I never measure. I simply open the container and pour some into the pan to be infused in the water. If you feel you need more throat protect, increase the bayberry bark. Feel free to try various proportions.

Digestive Disorder Formula

Like my cold formula which has a nearly 100% success rate over the past dozen years in overcoming common cold viruses if taken early enough, the formula which is proving exceptionally useful for the digestive system is worth noting.

This formula is proving highly useful for people who are prone to painful stomach cramps, acidosis, reflux and other conditions brought about by a variety of conditions. In my circumstances five years on a regimen of pharmaceuticals which keep HIV at low levels have waged an unholy war against my digestive system. Now, with this formula I am even drinking coffee again. I do not claim that my system has been restored to perfect condition but these medicinal herbs allow me to once again live a normal life, one in which the demands of my digestive discomfort no longer dominate my existence.

Others are now using this formula for conditions as diverse as Crohn's disease and recovery from morphine addiction for a patient who has chronic pain and was under a doctor's supervision.

This formula works best as a tea. Although I find the flavor very satisfying and enjoyable, the presence of the small amount of valerian may be initially unsettling for the American palate. It's worth it, however. Digestive Disorder Formula is most effective when taken over a period of time. It may be several weeks before one's digestive system is able to optimize the benefits of this medicine and, as with most herbal medicines, a dose of patience makes the remedy far more effective.

1 tsp peppermint

1 tsp valerian root (cut, not powdered)

2 tsp marjoram

4 tsp meadowsweet

4 cups near boiling hot water

Let steep, covered well, 20-30 minutes. Strain well and drink throughout the morning.

Peppermint, [Mentha piperita], although a traditional herb for digestive discomfort, is grown commercially on the other side of the Cascade Mountains and peppermint fields are found along I-90 which fill the air with their scent on warm, summer days. The volatile oil is composed of menthol and related molecular compounds, as well as highly useful flavonoids and some caffeic acid. Useful for cramps, nausea, gastritis, dyspepsia, colic and gas, peppermint is a strong herb but not the primary ingredient in this formula.

Valerian, [Valeriana officinalis], is typically considered an herb to help a tired body sleep. Contrary to popular misconception, it does not put you to sleep but does its work through iridoids, volatile oil compounds, some useful sesquiterpenes and a few other compounds. What valerian does is to function as one of the best herbs available for treating severe stomach cramps, most likely due to the valepotriates. It is considered to be an exceptional herb for the digestive system, something usually overshadowed by its use as a sedative. As far as the latter, it should be pointed out that extensive studies show that people using valerian actually have better comprehension and do better on scholastic tests. The valerian is essential in this formula working.

Marjoram, [Origanum marjorana], is an often neglected herb when working to restore health and functionality to the digestive system. It is very useful in the treatment of gastrointestinal discomfort and pain. Some pharmacological studies indicate that marjoram may not be well suited for long-term use. I take the Digestive Disorder Formula perhaps half the days in a year. I mix it each time so adjust the marjoram content and sometimes omit it. I find that it is a key ingredient, however, and it becomes a personal judgement in choosing how much to use it as there are no precise guidelines available.

Meadowsweet, [Filipendula ulmaria], is an herb with which I have a strong connection. When I began teaching at the Community Colleges and beginning the Master Herbalist Program my research in the British system brought meadowsweet to my consciousness on many occasions. One source indicated that it could deal with a digestive system which was too acidic and also one which is too alkaline. Many people automatically assume that the burning of gastric secretions (during reflux) must be due to acidic conditions but a system which is too alkaline can create the same symptoms. It was indicated that meadowsweet restored the normal balance of the system. I was intrigued. Containing, as well, various compounds of salicylates, a family of compounds found extensively in white willow bark which became the basis for the synthetic production of aspirin, meadowsweet is also useful for pain and is a superior anti-inflammatory. This is the primary ingredient and I have often found relief attainable with meadowsweet alone. As a final footnote, you may enjoy referring to this herb by another of its common names - Queen of the Meadow. In fact, that name so intrigued me that I had ordered queen of the meadow for our gardens and when I began my research into meadowsweet was surprised and delighted to discover that she had already claimed our hearts through our gardens the season before.

Digestive Disorder Formula: may be of value in treating colic, dyspepsia, enteritis, flatulence (gas), gastritis, heartburn, stomach cramps

Tones the digestive system

May bring relief from: hyperacidity, hyperchlorhydria or acid reflux

The herbal combination can be obtained through The Hermit's Grove: one ounce of meadowsweet and a half ounce each of marjoram, peppermint and cut valerian root. Cost of the herbs: $3.00. Special price for web site visitors, including shipping, $5.00. Washington residents please add 45¢ sales tax.

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Essential Oils

Essential Oils - 2 oz. bottles
Not the 1/8 oz. bottles in the stores! If some of the prices are shocking, these are pure oils, not the synthetic versions found in most stores and catalogs. (These are large! 2 oz = 1/4 cup!!)
Over 24 new oils added in 2006…

Allspice Oil	16.95
Angelica Oil [special order only]	186.95
Anise Seed Oil [c/a]	12.95
Basil Oil	19.95
Bay Oil	17.95
Bergamot Oil	19.95
Calamus Oil [c/a]	17.95
Calendula Oil [c/a]	8.50
Camphor Oil	6.95
Cassia Oil	8.95
Cedarwood Oil [white]	8.95
Celery Seed Oil	21.95
Chamomile Oil [Roman - spec. order only]	78.95
Cinnamon Leaf Oil	9.95
Citronella Oil	7.95
Clary Sage Oil	26.95
Clove Oil	9.95
Cypress Oil	22.95
Eucalyptus Oil	7.95
Evening Primrose Oil [c/a]	7.75
Fennel Oil	12.95
Fir Needle Oil	11.95
Frankincense Oil [special order only]	73.95
Geranium Oil	18.95
Ginger Oil	14.95
Hyssop Oil [special order only]	126.95
Jasmine Oil [special order only]	145.95
Juniper Berry Oil [c/a]	39.95
Lavender Oil, [Angustifolia]	16.95
Lemon Oil	8.95
Lemongrass Oil	14.95
Lime Oil	9.95
Marjoram Oil	19.95
Myrrh Oil [special order only]	48.95
Nutmeg Oil	13.95
Orange Oil	6.95
Oregano Oil	23.95
Patchouly Oil	29.95
Pennyroyal Oil [c/a]	17.95
Peppermint Oil	9.95
Petitgrain Oil	11.95
Pine Needle Oil	21.95
Rosemary Oil	11.95
Rosewood Oil	18.95
Sage Oil	16.95
Sandalwood Oil [special order only] [c/a]	239.95
Spanish Sage oil [c/a]	16.95
Spearmint Oil	13.95
Spruce Oil [c/a]	14.95
Star Anise Oil	9.95
Tangerine Oil	10.95
Tea Tree Oil (steam distilled)	10.95
Thuja Oil	21.95
Thyme Oil [White]	23.95
Valerian Oil [special order only]	129.95
Vetiver Oil	24.95
Wintergreen Oil	14.95
Ylang Ylang Oil [extra fine]	26.95

Add $2.00 to have a 2 oz glass bottle repackaged into two plastic bottles - both enclosed in your order.
[You receive two: 1 oz oil in a 2 oz plastic bottle]

Ordering Oils? We MUST have a street address!
[no post office box - surface shipping only]

Prices subject to change without notice due to changes by our suppliers.
Washington residents add 9.0% sales tax.

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Special Blended Mixtures

To enhance your spiritual exploration
from the author of A Compendium of Herbal Magick
special blends: $2.50 per ounce

SB1	Consecrating and Blessing Incense	Burn on charcoal to bring sacred energy to situations, people or special objects.
SB2	Consecration & Blessings	Make an infusion; use as wash, aspurging, in bath, or as tea.
SB3	Pet Blessing & Protection	Make a tea for your pet's water or use when bathing.
SB4	Cleansing Tonic	Make a tea to cleanse negative energy from one's self.
SB5	Dream Magick	For filling dream pillows (2 squares of purple velvet); may use as incense.
SB6	Positive Outlook	Tonic Tea changes your outlook on life.
SB7	Resource Tonic	Helps increase one's income &/or resources.
SB8	Astral Incense	Use in meditation, astral travel, journeying.
SB9	Astral Work Tonic	Tea version of above.
SB10	Relationship Magick	Make into elixir or put infusion into bath to kindle the spark!
SB11	Good Health Tonic	Take as a daily tea.
SB12	Daily Joy	Drink daily as a tonic.
SB13	Love	A mixture for bathing
SB14	Magickal Tea	Our most popular blend - drink as a daily tonic.
SB15	Magickal Incense	Burn on charcoal to bring magick to any ritual or situation.
SB16	Magickal Ritual Water	Make an infusion for aspurging your Circle; for washing ritual and sacred objects.
SB17	Protection	Use to wash items, clean your home; sprinkle it around your property; brings protection… Even good in the bath!

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Miscellaneous

*	charcoal (per roll of 10)	2.70
*	salt peter (ounce) (check/availability)	1.95
*	sea salt (four ounces)	1.25
*	gel caps #0 sizee (for 50)	1.00
*	gel caps #00 size (for 30)	2.00
*	glycerine oil (vegetable origin) 2 oz	2.95
*	glycerine oil (vegetable origin) 4 oz	4.95
*	Rose Geranium Oil [Blended]	8.95
*	1 oz white sage for smudging	1.80
*	2 oz glass cobalt blue bottle with cap	1.50
*	4 oz glass cobalt blue bottle with cap	1.50
*	8 oz glass cobalt blue bottle with cap	2.00

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Indispensable

The Hermit's Grove Remedial Index: Nearly 150 pages—over 20,000 references. Indexes our 200 herbal monographs. One of the most convenient resources you'll find. Spiral bound.
RM-04 $18.95 (Member's $15.00)

Monographs range from 6-21 pages, possibly the most comprehensive information you can find. We have a monograph available for every herb we stock. $4.00 per herbal monograph. Don't use herbs without knowing all you need to know. These handy references are perfect! (identify herbal monographs by name)
MN $4.00

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$15.00 ($16.50 XXL) Order yours today!!!

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Shipping Information

$00.01-10.00	$4.85
$10.01-20.00	$5.80
$20.01-30.00	$6.80
$30.01-40.00	$7.80
$40.00-50.00	$8.80
$50.01-75.00	$9.80
$75.01-99.00	$10.80
over $100.00	add 10%

Prices subject to change without notice due to changes by our suppliers.

Washington residents add 9.0% sales tax.

Shipping is USPS, parcel post.
When possible (if your order weight and shipping payment permit)
we will send first class mail, otherwise parcel post.
Orders to Canada and Mexico, please add $2.00.
Orders sent beyond North America established account only or
by credit card—we bill exact shipping.

4 oz quantity of specific herb 15% discount
(calculate shipping prior to discount)
Does not apply to special ordered herbs.

Books and special orders may take 2-3 additional weeks.

Check or money order payable to:
The Hermit's Grove
No COD nor credit orders
Sent too much shipping cost? It's refunded!

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The Hermit’s Grove Herb Closet

April 7 , 2008

Contents:

Want to know more about the herbs you use?

Herbs

Special Health Blends

Herbal Cold Remedy

Digestive Disorder Formula

Tones the digestive system

Essential Oils

Special Blended Mixtures

Miscellaneous

Indispensable

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