Mood Uplift: St. John's Wort Herbal Tincture

Glam Gardener handcrafts small-batch herbal remedies with wild, organic, and regionally sourced plants. We source this St. John's wort ourselves to ensure the highest quality and the kindest treatment of our environment.

Harvesting wildflowers, even when they are not native, is a task that requires knowledge and ethics.

This means, never taking all of the shrub, because pollinators love its flowers as well.

Research suggests that harvesting plants ethically can even encourage their growth. Anyone with a home garden can see that their plants flourish after a seasonal snipping.

We use traditional knowledge, methods backed by formal education, and best practices from years of wildcrafting to harvest St. John's wort in clean environments both ethically and consciously.

Why choose Glam Gardener products when you can find similar herbal remedies sold in small herb shops and by large distributors like Amazon? We craft small-batch herbal remedies with high-quality local, organic, and wild-harvested plants.

Most of the remedies sold by large corporations are not crafted with the same intention, are not grown in the USA, and are not grown in their natural environment, which diminishes their quality.

Not always, but it is common for medicinal plants grown internationally to be grown using poor environmental and labor practices that are harmful to the earth and the most vulnerable humans across the globe. Ingesting non-organic and non-wild harvested plants can result in harm to our bodies. That’s why we always use organic and wild-harvested ingredients in our herbal products.

Whether we’re crafting a remedy with native mushrooms or invasive plants, we’re doing so consciously by using years of field-based best practices and traditional education. 

We want to inform you to empower yourself on your herbal journey. We provide information, articles, online content, and in person experiences for you to learn about herbs and the natural world.

However, we must offer a disclaimer.

St. John's Wort can interact with many prescription medications, reducing their effect. Consult your doctor before consuming St. John's Wort if you are on prescription medication. To learn how St. John's wort may interact with common medications, click here for a resource by the Mayo Clinic.

Many of St. John's Wort's health benefits are well documented in many herbal books, both old and new, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Furthermore, these statements have not been evaluated by the Food and drug administration. When in doubt consult your healthcare provider or a clinically trained herbalist.