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About Us

My husband, Paul, and I have mixed our talents & interests to create The Herbal Nook. Paul is a computer wiz (actually, I think he can fix anything!) & is the organization expert here. I am an 18-yr. licensed Physical Therapist, avid herb gardener for 20+ yrs., & a lifelong crafter. You name it & I'll bet we've tried it - basket-weaving, cornhusk dolls, Scherenschnitte (German art of paper-cutting), rag rugs, canning, flower-pressing (see above picture), crocheting, & sewing, to name a few!

A few years ago, I noticed that some of my patients were using those microwave-able rice or corn-filled packs for their heat/cold therapy. I repeatedly noticed two problems with these packs. First, when they applied the pack, the filling would slip to the ends of the pack, leaving the center area empty. Second, the inexpensive grains like wheat, rice, & corn developed an unpleasant odor.

I combined my PT skills & interest in sewing to begin making my own herbal therapy hot/cold packs with a sectioned design using flax seeds. You can read about the benefits of flax seeds over other grains on our Herbal Hot/Cold Packs page. We started selling our products at local shops & shows & Ebay. Our business grew to include other fine herbal products & gifts. Now, here we are with our own website - designed/built by us!

We are dedicated to providing high-quality scented herbal products & gifts to our customers. Please let us know if we can answer any questions. We aspire to manage our business with integrity & commitment to customer service, summed up beautifully in the words of

Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta:

Let none glory in her success but refer all to God in deepest thankfulness; on the other hand, no failure should dishearten her as long as she has done her best.

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