
Elderberry Blast
The Herbal Lady’s elderberry blend. Get to know the product and explore the full ingredient and ordering details on Payhip.
Welcome to The Herbal Lady. Shop elderberry blends and chews, custom teas, and tinctures, explore practical herbal guides, or bring your questions to a consultation with Julanda Davies.
Here to learn? Start with the free guides.
Good things begin
with a little curiosity.
Explore elderberry blends and chews, plus custom teas and tinctures. Choose a product below to view its listing and order through Payhip.

The Herbal Lady’s elderberry blend. Get to know the product and explore the full ingredient and ordering details on Payhip.

Elderberry and sea moss, sweetened with honey. Explore this blend and see the complete product details on Payhip.
Product mockupElderberry goodness with a chewy twist. Enjoy elderberry in a convenient chew, packaged in an 8 oz kraft bag. Visit Payhip for ingredients, serving directions, and current pricing.
Elderberries contain anthocyanins, the plant pigments responsible for their deep purple color. These compounds have shown antioxidant activity in laboratory studies. Elderberry also has a long history of seasonal use in herbal traditions.
Research on elderberry’s health effects in people remains limited. Findings from particular extracts or laboratory studies have not established benefits for these chews.

Explore a custom herbal tea from The Herbal Lady. Visit the listing for customization details and how to place your order.

Discover The Herbal Lady’s custom tincture offering. Learn about the custom order process and product details on Payhip.
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I’m Julanda Davies, the woman behind The Herbal Lady. My passion is helping people feel more at home with herbs through practical learning, thoughtful preparation, and good questions.
I created this space to share approachable recipes, explore traditional plant uses alongside research and safety, and help you build skills you can put into practice. I also offer personalized wellness consultations for a focused conversation about your learning and wellness goals.
Whether you’re just getting started or deepening what you already know, you’re welcome here. Bring your curiosity and your questions. Let’s learn, make, and grow together.

“She is very knowledgeable and patient. … I can’t thank her enough for her care.”

“My family makes sure to drink their elderberry before leaving the house … Thank you so much Herbal Lady!”
Practical starting points you can read right here. No membership needed.
A cup to explore, a page to color, and one small skill to take with you. There’s room for every kind of curious.
A cup that starts with what you enjoy. Choose a taste, then try a simple accent.
These ideas match flavors, not symptoms. Use labeled, food-grade teas. Check with a clinician or pharmacist about allergies, medicines, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or use by children before trying a new herb.
Peppermint leaf teaMentha × piperita
For a fresh mint aroma, begin with a labeled peppermint leaf tea. Its familiar flavor makes a lovely starting point for exploring your preferences.
Enjoy the tea on its own first. Write down three words for its flavor and aroma.
Make your cup: Follow your tea packet’s amount, water temperature, and steeping directions. Strain as directed and let the drink cool enough to sip comfortably.
Peppermint leaf preparations may worsen heartburn or reflux. Peppermint essential oil is a different, concentrated preparation.
EMA: Peppermint leaf (opens in a new tab)Make this peppermint illustration your own. Print it, reach for your favorite colors, and enjoy a few quiet minutes with the plants.
ONE PAGE · BLACK & WHITE · US LETTER Download free coloring pagePrint at actual size or fit to page. No email needed. Decorative artwork, not a plant identification guide.
ILLUSTRATED LESSON · ABOUT A 60-SECOND READ
A good label is a lovely beginning. Learn three things to keep on every herb jar.
Copy the common name, botanical name, and plant part from the original packet. Common names can refer to different plants, so keep the details together.
Try it: find all three details on one herb packet.
Copy the common name, botanical name, and plant part from the original packet. Common names can refer to different plants, so keep the details together.
Add the supplier and the date you opened the packet or filled the jar. Keep the original lot number and best-before date so you can trace the ingredient later.
Copy the supplier’s storage instructions and keep the jar clearly labeled. Follow the original best-before guidance; moving herbs into a new jar does not extend their shelf life.
A playful pause in your day. Put your plant knowledge to the test, learn something new, and see what takes root.
Free for every curious mind.
You don’t have to know it all to begin.
Meet a few familiar plants, explore a tradition, and pick up a kitchen tip along the way. Every answer comes with a little learning.
No timer. No sign-in. Just room to grow.
Three searchable collections to support your learning. Herbs and symptom lookup are included in every level. Recipes open with Herbal Kitchen or The Herbal Lady Circle.
Culinary recipes with clear steps, ingredient cautions, and a place to save your favorites.
Explore traditional uses alongside research and safety notes across Chinese, Ayurvedic, Western, and other traditions.
Educational notes on symptoms, herbal research, precautions, and when professional care is needed.
Start with the free guides above, or choose the membership level that fits your learning.
Membership detailsChoose your starting point: explore the herbs, create in your kitchen, or learn directly with Julanda. Three monthly levels, one welcoming herbal community.
Get to know your herbs. Grow your confidence.
Begin your herbal learning journey with a place to explore, discover, and build your knowledge at your own pace. Ideal for curious beginners and anyone who wants a convenient herbal reference.
Start with curiosity and build your knowledge one herb at a time.
Bring herbal learning into your everyday kitchen.
Combine herbal reference resources with recipes and tools that help you explore herbs through flavor, creativity, and simple kitchen projects.
Make something, take notes, and discover what you enjoy creating.
Learn with me. Create with confidence. Grow together.
Bring everything together: herbal resources, kitchen inspiration, hands-on learning, and a personal connection with The Herbal Lady. For members who want guidance as they turn curiosity into practical skills.
Our planned first topic is Tea Blending for Beginners: explore flavors and practice creating your own blend.
All levels provide herbal education. Upcoming benefits are in preparation; dates and access details will be announced. Personal consultations, physical products, and workshop tickets are purchased separately. Members sign in with ChatGPT using their Payhip purchase email.
For a change to an existing plan, contact Julanda so your website access can be checked.
View full workshop graphic The Herbal Lady Herbal Academy. A six-hour, hands-on learning experience.
Bring your questions to a personalized, 30-minute consultation with Julanda Davies, The Herbal Lady. Explore herbal education, everyday routines, and the next things you’d like to learn.
Book a consultationChoose your time on Calendly. Complete the short intake here so Julanda can prepare for your conversation.
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Build your understanding one conversation at a time.
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Looking for products? Visit the Shop near the top of the page. If you’re here to learn, begin with the four free guides on kitchen basics, tea flavors, labels, and recipe journaling. No membership is needed to read them.
The introductory guides, Tea Flavor Finder, peppermint coloring page, Herbal Minute lesson, trivia game, online Herbal Note, and newsletter starter checklist are free. Herb Explorer includes the 251-profile herb library and symptom lookup. Herbal Kitchen and The Herbal Lady Circle also include the 100-recipe library and member Companion PDF.
Choose Herb Explorer at $7/month for herbs and symptom lookup; Herbal Kitchen at $12/month adds 100 recipes and the Kitchen Companion; The Herbal Lady Circle at $19/month adds one focused educational question each month and upcoming live classes, replays, and workbooks. All prices are in USD. The private member page, monthly projects, and Circle classes are coming soon. Payhip shows billing and cancellation terms before you subscribe.
Once your membership has been confirmed, sign in with ChatGPT using the same email as your Payhip purchase. Payhip manages billing, while your ChatGPT sign-in opens the protected libraries on this website. If an order is still being confirmed, refresh your access or contact Julanda for help.
The Herbal Lady Circle includes one focused educational question total each month. Choose an email answer or a brief scheduled phone call with Julanda. Full consultations are booked separately.
Yes. Consultations are separate from the membership. Choose a 30-minute appointment through Calendly, then complete the brief intake form so Julanda can prepare. Sending an intake does not reserve an appointment.
Manage your subscription through Payhip. Online member access ends when cancellation is processed. A PDF you have already downloaded remains on your device. Contact Julanda with billing or refund questions.
Choose a product in the Shop section, then open its Payhip listing to review the details and place your order. For custom products, read the listing’s ordering instructions. If a product isn’t listed, email julandadavies@gmail.com or book a consultation. Product purchases are separate from the Learning Membership.
No. These resources teach herbal and culinary preparation, traditional context, and ingredient literacy. They do not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Ask a qualified clinician or pharmacist about personal health concerns and possible herb interactions.
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