1.5 Decades of Handmade Botanical Skin Care
It's hard to believe, but March, 2026 marks 15 years since Wild Rose opened its doors and we made our first sale! Our offerings began with herbal balms, including Renewal and Gingermint, and have grown to encompass a full range of natural skincare and body care products.
To commemorate the journey and show our sincere appreciation to our customers we will be offering 25% off using code HAPPYHAPPY15 through March 17th!
There's always time for wheelbarrow rides!
A Check-in
With our new-ish Eugene workshop fully established, a number of irons in the fire— including some new contracts with local and regional retailers as well as some brand new products coming soon — and our apothecary permaculture garden going strong and ready for spring, Wild Rose is doing better than ever!
Jakob celebrating the installation of our newest trellis.
Medicine, Native Pollinators and Food!
We've just planted a whole bunch of native and pollinator species throughout the apothecary garden including Clarkia sp., Epilobiums sp., Grindelias sp., Madias sp., Phacelias sp. and more. They've sprouted but aren't much to look at yet!
Kiwi berries newly planted along the tunnel trellis.
The last several weeks we've also been getting a lot of new food producers in the ground including multiple goumi berries—a soil restoration shrub that fixes nitrogen and produces excellent antioxidant-rich berries— some kiwi berries on a new fruit tunnel and pineapple guavas for an evergreen, edible privacy shrub. We've also added a new hillside yarrow stand for erosion control along with our native kinnikinnick in the expanding mini olive orchard adjacent to our impressive native Oregon Grape stand. That's just a small sample however, so stay tuned for later season photos in spring/summer blog posts!
Happy kiwi berries leafing out!
Mountain Rose Mercantile Event
We'll be be at Mountain Rose Herbs Mercantile this Saturday March 14 11am-3pm for: Meet the Makers of Wild Rose: Scent Profiles & Herbal Products where we will doing some demos and will be available for personalized recommendations and discussion of some of our favorite products.
Raizel using their "own tools" in the garden.
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