 Herbal wreaths have been hallmarks of civilized dwellings ever since the first cavemen hung dried wormwood to ward off evil spirits. Bay Flora herbal wreaths are made by hand, from farmed and foraged plants. Materials used may vary, depending on the time of year and weather. Each herbal wreath is consequently unique, and that's part of the charm. All Bay Flora cultivated wreath materials are now certified organic, so the culinary wreaths are not only beautiful but an essential pantry ingredient. Herbal wreaths are about 18" diameter unless otherwise stated. Herbal wreaths may shed slightly in their shipping package. Don't worry, this is normal for wreaths made of natural materials. They're made extra full to account for this. A note about oreganos: Greek oregano is green and imparts traditional oregano flavor to food. Mexican oregano is purple and has a stronger flavor than Greek oregano, so be stingy when cooking with this herb. Can also be used as a substitute for epazote. These wreaths will last many months if protected from heat, light and moisture. Prices include FREE SHIPPING to continental U.S. locations. You should receive your herbal wreath within 10 days of placing your order. Dried wreaths are shipped UPS ground and fresh wreaths are shipped FedEx express. PLEASE NOTE: NO WREATHS AVAILABLE FROM MAY 7 TO MAY 27, 2019. ORDERS PLACED DURING THIS TIME WILL SHIP AFTER MAY 27. |
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 | | Pussy Willow Wreath First to appear as the sunlight grows in strength is the snowdrop, a bulb everyone in colder climates should grow. The next and best sign of spring is the pussy willow, a harbinger of hope all over the world. Even if you can't grow Salix discolor in your garden, you can display the silky, pearl gray catkins of the male plants on your door or wall. 23" diameter. |
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 | | Provence Wreath Looking to capture summer? Look no further. Red huckleberry branches support preserved lavender flowers in this outstanding 18" wreath. The lavender cultivars used in this wreath are known as lavandin and are the basis for the production of lavender oil in Provence. |
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 | | Bird Banquet Wreath A smaller (12") wreath made from grains beloved by birds. Amaranth, sorghum and millet are interspersed thickly to form an edible and beautiful tapestry beautiful on a door or fence or wall. |
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 | | Up Against the Wall Herb Bundle For those who are compromised vis-a-vis wall space, this two-foot long herb bundle is just the ticket! Herbs are tied together to form a cool vertical statement, and they typically include sage, Mexican oregano, anise, bay laurel and marjoram. Garlic flowers are added to the grouping. |
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 | | The Stinking Rose Herb Wreath This wreath is constructed from Mexican oregano, sage, marjoram, bay laurel and lavender. Sometimes additional herbs are included, depending on season and availability. Garlic flowers are scattered throughout the herbal base. |
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 | | Ring of Fire Culinary Wreath Buy this for someone who likes a kick in their food and on their wall. Red hot chilis nestle in a base of Mexican and Greek oregano to create a combo that's appealing to the eye and the palate. |
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 | | Powers of Ten Herbal Wreath Ten different herbs are tied together in geometric perfection to form a stunning circle. There's almost always lamb's ear (tear off a few leaves and cover a bruise for quick healing), Mexican oregano, lavender, culinary sage, sweet Annie, wild roses and Greek oregano. Other herbs may be added, depending on what's available in the field. |
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