Hello! I'm Ginny, a wildcrafting and product-making herbalist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I'm the creator and owner of Linden Tree Herbals. I enjoy the alchemy of gathering the plants that grow in my area and turning them into beautiful, useful, and accessible botanical goods for others to enjoy.

I specialize in creative tea blends, salves and balms, self-care items, unique digestive bitters, simple natural beauty and skincare, and many other things as well. I gather or grow 95% of the plant ingredients I use for my goods, and use local ingredients and eco-conscious (recycled, recyclable, and compostable) packaging.

I’ve always been interested in plants and natural medicine and was sparked to learn much more after a few wilderness backpacking trips in the wilds of northern Michigan. I’ve formally studied with several herbalists since 2011 and these days, as a bio-regional community herbalist, I still love to use what's growing in my own backyard!

Read on for more about our core values and business practices.

Required Disclaimer:
Linden Tree Herbals products, and any information provided in listings, have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Any information provided is intended for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for medical care or to prescribe treatment for any specific health condition. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your physician before implementing herbs, especially if you have preexisting medical conditions or are taking prescribed medications.

Individual results may vary. Linden Tree Herbals is not liable for any possible adverse reactions or side effects of the herbal products you decide to use. Buyer accepts responsibility for their own health including any negative consequences and positive outcomes.


The Linden Tree Herbals Mission Statement:
Create and sustain Linden Tree Herbals to be a trusted, reliable, environmentally conscious herbal resource that operates with integrity.​

Our Guiding Principles:

1. Wildcraft ethically.
2. Encourage new growth of plants and people.
3. Continually test and experiment.
4. Environmentally-conscious supply decisions.
-Wildcraft ethically. Use organic, sustainably grown ingredients (base oils, alcohols, butters, beeswax) whenever possible. Use locally-made products whenever possible. When local, organic and/or sustainably grown ingredients are not possible, consider the source. Before making supplier decisions consider the following: origin of harvest, origin of manufacture, sustainable or 'green' business practices, transportation and shipping costs, supplier's treatment of their workers, environmental condition of source area (for consumable supplies), recycled content and recyclability (for packaging materials).

5. Environmentally-conscious packaging decisions.
-Package using recycled, recyclable, biodegradable, compostable containers whenever possible. All effort will be made to NOT use plastic containers - even those made with recycled materials. Seek to package products using materials that consumers can reuse, recycle, or compost.

6. Support other herbalists.
-Promote the work(s) of trusted herbalists. Refer clients when appropriate. Always give credit to another herbalist for their work, ideas and teachings. Share experiences, observations, results, recipes, and guidance when requested.

7. Share the wealth!
-Consciously make pricing decisions to ensure quality herbal preparations are available to a wider variety of people. Donate herbs and goods to those who need them, whenever possible. Support those in need by donating a portion of yearly gross sales.