🌲The winter CSA box is all about  Balsam Fir 🌲
 
Each CSA box is aligned with seasonal energetics and inspired by the 5-element cycle.
Spring cleansing.
Summer cooling + vitality.
Late summer grounding.
Autumn immunity.
Winter rest + nourishment.
When we work with the seasons instead of against them, the body responds with balance.
The CSA helps you build that rhythm naturally — one box at a time.
 
The Herbal Apothecary CSA Box is a yearlong subscription. You will receive 5 boxes over the course of the year, every 10 weeks,  each one mailed directly from our apothecary to your home.
 
Each box may include:
🌱 A seasonal herbal tincture
🍵 A handcrafted herbal tea
🧴 A body care remedy (balm, cream, spritz, scrub)
🌿 Dried herbs for home apothecary projects
📖 A seasonal zine with recipes + herbal education
✍🏼 Plant inspired greeting card and envelope
Many items are exclusive to the CSA and made in limited batches.
It’s like receiving a seasonal herbal care package — curated just for that moment in the year.
 
Each year we make new boxes highlighting different herbs so you can sign up year after year! 
 
CSA stands for Community Supported Apothecary.
Your membership helps fund the growing season — seeds, soil, harvests, and time spent crafting medicine slowly and intentionally.
In return, you receive the most vibrant, fresh, seasonal herbal remedies we make all year.
This is old-world medicine, sustained by modern community.
Thank you for being part of it 🌿
 
Deepen your knowledge of herbalism. Receive the gift of seasonal support. 
 
If you prefer to pay monthly, select that option in the online store. The only difference is that shipping is not free when paying monthly. 
 
The Sweet Birch Herbals CSA Boxes are more than just a subscription — they’re:
🌿 An educational herbal adventure
📦 A curated seasonal wellness collection
💚 A connection to plant rhythms and herbal tradition
🌱 A way to prioritize your health and self-care all year long
They’re for anyone who wants to feel more connected, supported, and confident in using herbs — whether you’re new to herbalism or have practiced for years.