Potent Herb Infused Oils & Body Care Products

Handcrafted with Purpose

I help my customers bring herbal remedies into their everyday lives with high-quality handcrafted body care products. The heart of my products are my potent herb-infused oils, which are made in small batches with simple organic ingredients and are free of any added colorants, fragrances, or essential oils.

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Sustainably Grown

I am deeply invested in sustainable and regenerative agriculture, particularly small-scale, diverse, local, family farms.

Cooperative

I aspire to contribute to the local community in a meaningful way. I derive endless satisfaction
through the process of learning, growing, and sharing in agricultural education.

Conscientious

I aspire to offer a safe and inviting space for everyone, embracing equity and inclusion. I am intentional in sourcing decisions and do my best to support minority-owned businesses wherever possible.

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Land Tenure

My long-term goal remains to obtain land and grow medicinal herbs and cut flowers. Learn more about how to lend support toward my future farm!

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Herbal Products

Potent handcrafted herbal body oils made in small batches. Always organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. Always fragrance and essential oil free.

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Handmade Gifts

Coming in a close second to my passion for plants is my love of fiber arts. Here you will find my handmade creations using fabric and wool.

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Customer Reviews

I’ve been struggling to find quality herbal body care products to offer as supportive care for my massage therapy clientele, and was so thrilled to come across Twin Flower Botanical offerings.

Julie Smith, LMP

I cannot begin to explain how the infused oils from Twin Flower Botanicals eased the pain of my mother’s radiation skin wounds. I am so thankful for these products and for Janelle’s education and dedication in the craft of herbalism.

Shannon Alita-Little

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Over the past several weeks, I've been thrown for a bit of a loop with significant news from 2 different people out of my past. In a strange way, some of what is coming up for me through processing what this means to me has had some crossover with my business life. In a nutshell, this ambivert is really missing her people! Everything I think of to try and describe my feelings about this lovely gal is completely inadequate. Despite her incredibly short bloom time, this plant encapsulates my memories of childhood and my mother's garden more than almost any other. I planted this with a blue lupine at her feet, both in honor of my mother back in the first year we lived here, and the past couple of seasons she has really rewarded me by hitting that "leap" phase. If you are looking to simplify your home apothecary and find fewer herbal remedies that cover more bases, then you’ll want to make time for this webinar to learn more about St. John’s wort. Man. I know this one hits differently for me than it does most. My maternal grandparents were the first in 5+ generations to leave this little pocket of Southern Appalachia to follow my grandad's service career, which took them all over the world. I grew up in a part of the country that couldn't be more different than here, besides the near nature part. I knew I needed to come here for a long time before I did. Are you ready to upgrade your oil infusion process? Or are you herb curious and looking for a good place to start with our herbal allies? I definitely agree with what Michael Pollan is saying here about local food being one of the most important political movements of our time, and that growing and consuming our own food is a profound form of protest in today's world. Food sovereignty really is a high-stakes game. 📚 Let's Talk Herbalism Books 📚 This is officially the church of Utah Phillips. K, thanks. "Time is an enormous, long river, and I’m standing in it, just as you’re standing in it. My elders are the tributaries, and everything they thought and every struggle they went through and everything they gave their lives to, and every song they created, and every poem that they laid down flows down to me – and if I take the time to ask, and if I take the time to see, and if I take the time to reach out, I can build that bridge between my world and theirs. I can reach down into that river and take out what I need to get through this world." ~Utah Phillips Gosh. Okay. This is honest to goodness fun and uplifting to put together, folks. I flew solo for @the_viking_experience last weekend which meant I didn't have many opportunities to step away from my booth, but here's some of the view of this truly epic event from my vantage point! The turnout was amazing among vendors, staff, and patrons, and I can definitely see why everyone I talked to last year spoke so highly of this event.