Blog - Wild Rose Herbs

Jul 15, 2014

The Summer Garden at Wild Rose

Summer is here in Southern Oregon and our permaculture gardens are exploding with fresh food and herbs! We grow all of our own Calendula and Yarrow in our annual veggie gardens because they are wonderful allies for our food crops. They attract beneficial insects, improve flavor and keep the soil healthy.

This is a first year garden on our new homestead. We established this garden using the lasagna...

Jul 02, 2014

Clear Summer Skin with Wild Rose's Clarity Line

Wild Rose Clarity Skin Care for Blemish Prone Skin

For those of us with oily or blemish-prone skin, keeping skin clear through the Summer can be tricky - particularly during these hot, dry spells! Rising temperatures can increase oil production and sweat, which in turn requires a more intensive cleaning regimen. But, extra washing combined with the dry air can leave skin parched, causing oil glands to work overtime. Thus, more washing, and the...

Jun 27, 2014

Wild Rose Herbs on the Urban Outiftters Blog!

We were recently interviewed by Urban Outfitters for their studio visit blog! View the full interview below:

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Ashley Bessler from Wild Rose on how a childhood of bad-tasting supplements led to her own herbal apothecary line. Images provided by Wild Rose

Hello Ashley! Can you tell us a bit about the history of Wild Rose?
I learned the value of a DIY ethic at a young age. I was raised by a...

Jun 20, 2014

Save 20% at our Summer Solstice Sale!

Take 20% off your entire order using code SUMMER2014 at checkout now through June 22nd! Happy Summer Solstice!

Jun 11, 2014

Battle of the Beards!

We had a blast at The Battle of the Beards! Congratulations to our grand champion, Damion, and his awesome mustache (and lederhosen!). We're incredibly grateful for The Rogue Valley Messengerfor organizing such an awesome event, as well as The Rocky Tonk for hosting, the bands for playing and the judges, competitors and spectators for bringing the fun! This event helped raised funds for The Bee...