Rosemary
Rosemary · Sage · Cedar
Fresh rosemary grounded with earthy sage and warm cedarwood. Green and woodsy, with the familiar scent of herbs clipped from the garden and brought inside.
Online shop opens in October · join the waitlist
Almost ready to leave my home for yours.
A note before the shop opens
Rooted Remedy began in my backyard garden and grew into small batches poured by hand at home. I wanted to make candles that felt a little like the things we used to bring when we went to someone's house, something thoughtful, useful, and made by hand instead of pulled from a shelf.
Each candle is rooted in the herbs I grow and made with the same care as something I'd give to someone I love. That's the feeling behind all of this: made to be given.
If you'd like to be here when the first candles are ready, leave your email below. It means a lot to have you here this early.
Meryl
100% plant-based wax
Soy + coconut wax, made with U.S.-grown soybeans
Thoughtfully selected wicks
Cotton, bamboo or sustainable wood, chosen for each candle
Phthalate-free fragrance oils
Blended and tested by hand
The herbs
Five garden-rooted scentsEach one blended, poured and tested at home
Basil
Thai Basil · Citron · Mandarin
Fresh basil brightened with juicy mandarin and just-cut citrus. Like standing at your nana's kitchen counter while she chops herbs and slices fruit from the garden.
Sage
Sage · Lavender · Honey
Earthy sage and soft lavender warmed with a touch of honey. Herbal and comforting, like the lingering scent of a summer garden carried inside through an open window.
Rose
Honey · Rose · Lavender
Soft rose wrapped in lavender, garden herbs and a touch of warm honey. Like an English garden in bloom, floral and gently sweet with an old-fashioned softness.
Lemongrass
Lemongrass · Linen
Bright lemongrass wrapped in the clean, familiar scent of freshly laundered linen. Like looking through your nana's kitchen window at sheets drying on the clothesline in the sun.
My garden
The garden was here before Rooted Remedy. Rosemary, sage, basil and whatever else I could convince to grow in the Florida sun. Spending time tending it, clipping herbs and bringing handfuls inside is what eventually gave me the idea for these candles.
The scents may reach beyond what grows in my backyard, but every one begins with an herb and the feeling of something grown close to home.
The herbs came first. The candles followed.
The waitlist
The first candles arrive in October.
Be here when the shop opens.