Herbal Community Supported Agriculture

An herbal CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a subscription-based program that connects customers directly with local herbalists or farms to provide regular deliveries of seasonal, locally grown or foraged herbs, herbal products, and remedies. The concept is similar to a traditional CSA, which focuses on fruits and vegetables, but this version is tailored to seasonal herbalism. Each box will be unique and curated based on what the Washington bioregion provides. This is the most sustainable model of herbalism of working with which plants are abundantly growing around us, readily harvestable, and making remedies that suit the seasons. 

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How it Works

  1. 1. Subscription Model

    Customers pay upfront or monthly for a seasonal share of herbal products.

  2. 2. Seasonal Deliveries

    Subscribers receive packages periodically between the 21st - 30th of March, June, September, and December, containing dried herbs and botanical remedies specifically tailored to each season.

    1. Direct from the Source

    Herbs and remedies are all grown, foraged, and crafted in Kitsap by Montana Honeylion.

What an Herbal CSA Might Include


Fresh or Dried Herbs

Culinary or medicinal herbs like oregano, thyme, lavender, chamomile, tulsi, yarrow, calendula, or nettles

Herbal Salves

for topical woundcare and skin health

Herbal Teas

Pre-mixed blends designed for seasonal wellness (e.g., calming, immune-boosting)

Tinctures or Extracts

Concentrated fresh plant alcohol or apple cider vinegar-based liquid herbal remedies

Syrups/Oxymels

Raw Honey-based fresh plant-infused syrups and honey and apple cider vinegar extracts, ex: Elderberry syrup, rose & lavender syrups, Hawthorne oxymels

Herbal Delights

Raw honey containing powdered Adaptogenic blends with seasonal dried herbs for specific seasonal wellness: immunity, stress relief, etc.


Providing individualized, intuitive herbal support from the intersection of science and spirit

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