“This is a traditional combination of herbs and oils used to heal wounds. It can be used on both an open and closed wound and is safe for internal use. It is food for injured tissues which need repair.

Ingredients: canola oil, castor oil, coconut oil, beeswax, black walnut hull, comfrey leaf, gravel root, lobelia plant, marshmallow root, mullein plant, skullcap plant, white oak bark, wormwood plant

Source: Remedios Naturales, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Lineage Seeds seed pots are made from hand-dug, New Mexican, micaceous clay. After being cleaned, the clay is thrown on a wheel and seed pots are formed. The newly made seed pots are then wood fired in a pit atop cottonwood bark and aspen shavings. Once cool and clean, the seed pots are filled with organically grown seeds and a scroll with the variety name and history of growers before you. All seeds are organically grown by Lineage Seed founder, Jared Hagood, or a farmer within our lineage.

Stored at room temperature, the seed can maintain viability anywhere from 3 years to several hundred years. Archeologists have found seed pots in caves and tombs across the world. Every Lineage Seed Pot and the seed that fill them are completely unique.

FOR EVERY BODY EVERYWHERE – A do-everything oil for every body. This organic and plant-based oil is an absolute workhorse. Use it to cleanse facial skin, moisturize the face, fully hydrate the entire body and soothe dry hair. What’s more—Loam oil is a UVA and UVB protectant for moderate daily sun exposure. Safe to use for all ages and skin types.

AN UPLIFTING CLEANSER, COMPLETELY POWERED BY PLANTS – The first-ever 100% plant-based facial cleanser, with a new and improved recipe. We’ve combined the antimicrobial properties of Juniper berries and witch hazel with the nourishing qualities of yucca root and the renewing aspects of clay and mica to create a potent and refreshing face wash. Your washing routine is about to get a major upgrade. Comes in a glass 18.5ml bottle with an aluminum screw cap.

Calendula Officinalis, Matricaria Chamomilla
Calendula and chamomile, both belonging to the Aster family, share bitter, spicy, and neutral flavors. Calendula’s medicinal properties are hidden in a resin underneath the flower’s head. Chamomile produces a blue volatile oil that is the active ingredient in many medicinal properties. In folk medicine, chamomile was used to treat a range of ailments such as sleeplessness, fever, indigestion, pain, teething and colic. When combined with calendula, the two work together to rapidly heal wounds.

Along the banks of the Trampas River, sits Old Gem Farm, a seven-acre riverside farmstead retreat surrounded by Carson National Forest. Roslyn and Tasi are dedicated to food production, soil, water, and seed conservation and we are so grateful for their generosity in sharing some seeds with us.