Photos

Take a look at some herbs growing on our organic farm and at some of our wildcrafting trips. The beauty of the herbs never fails to amaze. Enjoy! Hover over the images with the cursor for captions.

Coburg Farm in August

Nome and Tobias, ICE Founders and partners in all things herbal. Seen here on a lovely day digging Oregon Grape roots.

Peter in the High mountains looking for herbs

Nome picking St. John's Wort on the crest of the Cascade mountains.

Carissa McBride, happily pulling some weeds.

dried elephan'ts head flowers ready for processing

Echinacea purpurea coming into flower on the farm.

Nome and Carissa McBride, founders and co-owners in the forest processing Oregon Grape Plants. Seen here they are cutting the tops off for replanting, a method we have over 90% sucess with. By harvesting the Oregon Grape we not only get our roots, but also increase the number of plants in the stand by cloning, and also increase the size of the stand (by planting on the edges of the existing stand.)

Working in the skullcap patch. Scutellaria lateriflora

Arnica cordifolia growing native in Oregon's Ponderosa Pine belt.

California Poppies

Peppermint, Mentha x piperita growing lush in the field.

Lemonblam, Melissa officionalis spreads rapidly from the center of each plant. Quickly she fills the air with a fresh lemony zest!

An early spring field with its many hues. Mugwort and Marshmallow in the foreground.

Catnip, Nepeta cataria, in bud. What a delight it is.

Taylor is amazed, we finally found the yellow brick road! Actually it's an old logging road of St. John's wort, what a score!

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