Meet our neighbor, Rose Island Farm, led by Melissa Meyer and her family. Rose Island Farm is an Indigenous family-owned farm that prioritizes and centers people of culture and all their Indigenous relatives. Their farm is located in the territory of the Puyallup Indian Tribe and their coastal Salish relatives. They lovingly grow and care for herbs, foods, and create herbal supports for traditional care. Melissa is a community trained herbalist with a love to share wild and cultivated herbal supports. Melissa hosts community classes at the farm and provides safe space for Black and Indigenous community and families. The farm is named after the village that Melissa comes from in northern BC, Lax kw’alaams or “Island of Wild Roses.”
This week we are featuring Rose Island Farm's "Simmer Down the Stress" Tea which is made with hawthrone leaf, raspberry leaf, skullcap, lemongrass, hibiscus, and cloves.
For more information about Rose Island Farm, to shop products, or schedule private wellness consultations, check out below.
