From all of us at Em’s Herbals, we’re wishing you a peaceful and nourishing Winter Solstice. Today marks the longest night of the year. The sun reaches the deepest part of winter’s tunnel, and from here, it begins its slow and steady return. Longer days are ahead, and with them, a quiet promise of renewal, growth, and spring to come.
Our Winter Nourish Collection was created with this season in mind. It features a thoughtfully selected group of certified organic herbs that herbalists have long turned to during the colder months — for grounding, digestion, resilience, calm, and overall balance.
At Em’s Herbals, we have a deep appreciation for plants that not only support wellness but also remind us of nature’s quiet brilliance — and St. John’s Wort is one of those truly special herbs.
Gift-giving season is here, and if you’re looking for something thoughtful, nourishing, and truly from the heart, we’ve got you covered!
Becoming a mother is one of life’s most profound transitions. While the joy of holding your baby is unmatched, the postpartum journey can also bring physical recovery, emotional shifts, and sheer exhaustion. Herbs have been traditionally used for centuries to provide gentle nourishment and support for mothers in this tender stage of life!
Herbs vs. spices? It’s easy to mix them up — and the truth is, there’s a bit of overlap! Both herbs and spices come from plants, but they’re typically defined by which part of the plant we use:
At Em’s Herbals, we love Reishi for what it represents — the harmony between body, mind, and spirit that nature helps us remember.
Pregnancy is a beautiful, transformative journey — but it can also come with its share of challenges. At Em’s Herbals, we know how important it is to nourish the body with gentle, natural support during this special time.
What makes Blessed Thistle so special? This versatile herb has long been valued for its bitter compounds, which herbalists believe help stimulate digestion and support the liver. It’s also known traditionally as one of the classic herbs for supporting milk production in breastfeeding mothers — making it a cherished ingredient in many nursing blends.
Chamomile is arguably one of the most familiar and commonly used herbs. Here's 10 interesting facts about this wonderfully diverse herb.