• This 1/2 oz. bag of Yerba Buena (spearmint leaf) makes a very flavorful tea. It's traditionally used to help with indigestion. Many people enjoy it for its calming, relaxing effect. It's often paired with Manzanilla (chamomile) for an extra-soothing blend.
  • 1/2 Oz. Per bag. Pleasant smelling herb used when infants have colic. Helps reduce phlegm. Adults can use this herb for stomach discomfort, migraine headaches, or in a bath which can help with nervousness from the aroma.
  • This 1 oz. bag of anise seed is a nutrient-dense spice packed with iron and manganese. It's traditionally used to support healthy digestion. Many people also turn to anise seed to help reduce inflammation. Some use it to ease symptoms of depression or menopause as well.
  • 1/2 Oz. Per bag. A powerful spice rich in shikimic acid, offering potent antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal properties that aid with immune health, to treat respiratory infections, and to aid digestion. High in antioxidants like linalool and quercetin which combat oxidative stress, reduces inflammation, and may aid with managing blood sugar, bloating, and menopause symptoms.
  • Azafran Mexican safflower has been a staple of Southwestern and Mexican households for generations. Harvested from the Carthamus tinctorius flower, these dried safflower petals carry a warm golden-orange color and a mild, earthy character that has earned azafran the nickname "poor man's saffron. 1/2 oz bag
  • Rio Grande Herb Company Canela Cinnamon Stick comes in a convenient 1 oz bag. This aromatic spice is packed with antioxidants.

    These antioxidants help combat inflammation and oxidative stress in the body. Cinnamon may also help regulate blood sugar levels. It can improve insulin sensitivity as well.

    Many people use cinnamon to support healthy blood pressure. It may also help reduce cholesterol levels. Add it to coffee, baked goods, or teas for both flavor and potential wellness benefits.

  • Rio Grande Herb Company Canutillo Mormon Tea comes in a convenient 1/2 oz bag. This traditional herb has a long history of use in the Southwest.

    Many people brew mormon tea to help relieve congestion. It's also known for supporting healthy respiratory function. On top of that, this herb acts as a mild natural stimulant.

    Simply steep it as a tea to enjoy its potential benefits. It's a great addition to your natural wellness routine.

  • Rio Grande Herb Company Cilantro Leaf comes in a convenient 1/2 oz bag. This nutrient-dense herb is packed with vitamins A, C, and K.

    Cilantro also contains antioxidants like carotenoids. These compounds may help fight inflammation in the body. They can also support healthy immune function.

    Sprinkle it fresh over tacos, salsas, and soups. It's an easy way to add flavor and nutrition to your favorite dishes.

  • 1/2 Oz. per bag. A nutrient dense flower buds rich in eugenol, offering potent antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties that promote oral health, aid digestion, and help regulate blood sugar.
  • 1 Oz. per bag. Highly nutritious, providing antioxidants like linalool, dietary fiber,  and vitamins that promote heart health.
  • Cota, also known as Navajo tea or greenthread, is a wild-harvested herb long used across the Southwest to brew a smooth, naturally caffeine-free tea. Made from the dried stems of Thelesperma plants, cota steeps into a warm amber color with an earthy, slightly sweet flavor. 1/2 oz.
  • 1 Oz. per bag. Nutrient dense spice that helps promote digestion, aids weight management, and improves heart health by lowering "bad" (LDL) cholesterol.
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