Wild Harvested on Our Alaskan Homestead
Handcrafted in Houston, Alaska
Apothecary, salves, and small-batch goods from Richard, Aimee, and Liliana — a family carving out a homestead bordering the Little Susitna River.
Aimee and Richard have been crafting soaps, tinctures, salves and other apothecary items for decades.
Liliana is a young entrepreneur who is an integral part of our business and homestead. We bought the raw land and have been building the American Dream ever since.
Read the long version →Pride in the things we craft.
We wild-harvest and forage from our homestead. We use what we craft. We think pulling sustainably from nature is better than any organic certification you can get.
The one we can't stop making.
Raw spruce pitch and spruce tips, aged and infused to capture the boreal forest — a salve we started making for ourselves and now want to share with you.
Summer on the Homestead
Long daylight and soft ground underfoot. Here's what's going into the baskets.
Currently wild harvesting.
Currently wild harvesting.
Currently wild harvesting.
Back on the shelf.
What we're reading, rendering, and writing down.
Voices from the counter.
People who wanted to share what they thought of our stuff.
“My pups healed damage fast using the Paw Protector. Definitely keeping this stuff.”
“This worked great for my beard, nice and pleasant all day.”
“When I started using Spruce Sentry on my face wrinkles, I couldn't help but buy more. It works great!”