From Our Homestead to Your Home
Handcrafted soaps, teas, herbs, spices, and homestead goods made by our family in Southern Alabama.
Naturally Crafted Herbal Products
Learn • Shop • Grow
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Herb Spotlights
Visit Our Garden WalksDiscover herbs, one herb at a time with tips for identification, traditional uses, history, safety notes and more.
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Around the Homestead
Homestead Know-howFollow our family's homestead projects, gardening tips, animals and experiments.
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Shop Handmade Soaps
Find your next favorite hereHandcrafted soaps made right here on our Alabama homestead.
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Goat's Milk, Honey and Oatmeal Soap
Regular price $6.95 USDRegular priceSale price $6.95 USD -
Pore Protector Soap
Regular price $6.95 USDRegular priceSale price $6.95 USD -
Seaweed Green Tea Soap
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Fairy Dust Soap
Regular price $6.95 USDRegular priceSale price $6.95 USD
Life On Our Homestead
From the mountains of the Catskills and Hudson Valley, across the plains of western New York and down to the Emerald Coast of Florida, our family's journey eventually brought us to rural Alabama.
Along the way, we learned that some of the best lessons are passed down through generations. We value traditional skills, honest craftsmanship, and the satisfaction that comes from making things with our own hands while remaining open to new ideas that improve what we do.
Today, every soap, herbal tea, spice blend, and handcrafted product begins right here on our working homestead. Whether we're tending herbs, harvesting flowers, caring for animals, or making soap in small batches, each product reflects the life we live every day.
Thank you for visiting our homestead. We hope you enjoy our products as much as we enjoy creating them.
Marie & Gregg
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Gregg & Marie
The family behind Valley of Field Herbals
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Working in the Gardens
Growing herbs, flowers, and vegetables one season at a time.
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The Plants We Grow
Many of the ingredients we use begin right here.
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Bringing Our Homestead to You
Sharing handcrafted products with our local community.