We love our Alberta boreal forest and we made the commitment to share it with others.
For years, I’ve made tinctures, salves, and herbal remedies for our family and will always be found with a hardy supply of teas, ideally the more local the better. As I’ve learned more, I’ve found there are very few local tea options that actually use locally foraged ingredients. I knew a lot about local plant variety and have used them myself often. So, I decided to go back to school and study something that had always been a passion of mine: herbalism.
I have always worked the 9-5. I felt the days became a constant battle of just barely spending time with my children, especially with my husband working out of town. I never had intended to be a stay at home mom, and quite frankly, I still think I’m no good at it. This journey is equally growing a small business and that of personal wellness. Not all days go according to plan but if there's one thing I've learned, it's that the time I spend outdoors with my children, learning, growing, and connecting with nature, is the greatest measure of success I could ask for.
Simple goals.
There is something truly special about immersing yourself in nature—feeling both incredibly small and deeply connected. In those moments, there is peace. Local products means the highest level of sustainability and energy in the product, which leads to an all around better product for your body. Even something as simple as your morning cup of tea can become a meaningful connection to the natural world, offering a quiet moment of reflection while nourishing your body with the vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds nature provides.
Every tea, salve, and lotion I create is crafted with intention, using thoughtfully selected ingredients and a respect for the plants they come from. My goal is to support your body's natural ability to restore and care for itself.
Thank you.
Welcome to Moss Boreal Dispensary. I hope you enjoy learning about our local flora and natural healing, or at least love a good cup of tea.
-Jaylene