"A clover growing by moonlight is both a plant with measurable phytochemistry — and a messenger from something older than us."
Waxing crescent · 0% lit · Moon in LibraTea, stretching, a softer landing—and an optional hands-on make-and-take workshop with Winter. Explore aromatic materials and create a small topical blend to take home.
Sunday, 4–7 PM Central · HEAT, Houston
The street address is shared privately through the event confirmation process.
$10 · Tea & RecoveryTea, the recovery hang, stretching, and conversation.
$50 total · Make & TakeIncludes Tea & Recovery, guided blending, materials, and a small take-home topical blend.
An educational and recreational gathering—not medical treatment. Review the event’s scent, allergy, and safety information before registering.
Rooted in three pillars
A clover growing by moonlight is both measurable phytochemistry and a messenger from something older than us. I work in that in-between — three ways of listening most people are told to choose between.
The measurable half. My A.S. in the Applied Science of Integrated Health Sciences — specializing in Herbal Medicine — anchors every blend in real phytochemistry, pharmacology, and nutrition. I read the body through tissue states, matching a plant's known actions to your pattern, not to a single symptom.
The half science hasn't caught up to yet. Plants carry energetics, the moon keeps a rhythm, and intuition is its own kind of knowing. I honor the sacred and unseen threads in healing — without ever asking you to trade away reason to reach for them.
The living half. Healing happens in the body, not just the mind. Somatic practice is learning to hear the quiet signals your nervous system has been sending all along — and to trust them.
Winter DeWolf came to herbalism the hard way — through her own years of chronic pain, when conventional medicine ran out of answers and a single root from the spice cabinet did what the prescriptions couldn't. That crack of wonder became a decade of study, and eventually Lunar Clover.
Today she's a Western Herbal Medicine practitioner, nutritionist, and somatic guide in Houston — blending oils by hand, teaching, and pouring tea at recovery events. She reads the body for the pattern beneath the symptom, and meets science and magic in the same cup.
Read Winter's story →49 plant monographs and growing — traditional use, modern evidence, safe dosage, and cautions, cross-linked to the blends they live in. Filter by what your body is asking for.




Teas, body oils, and aromatic blends formulated for comfort, recovery, and daily ritual — each one traceable to the plants inside it.

Designed to soothe the nervous system and reduce stress. A grounding, aromatic blend. Available in 1oz pump or roller ball.

A grounding pulse-point roller created to support calm alertness, clear focus, and steady creative energy—perfect for study sessions, workdays, and getting your brain to join the task.

Ingredients Chamomile — chosen for gentle relaxation, bedtime comfort, and soft digestive ease Lemon balm — chosen to quiet mental chatter and support emotional unwinding Passionflower — chosen to help the nervous system downshift from restless or wired-tired states Skullcap — chosen to ease tension and support the body in letting go of the day
"Chronic pain has a way of stripping everything down to what matters. When conventional medicine ran out of answers, plants stepped in."
Deep, careful writing on the plants I work with — drawn from years of clinical study, written for real people.
Winter already shares tea, makes blends, and teaches. We’re turning our patio into a dedicated apothecary workspace—with herbs all around, room to prepare, and a garden setting for future small gatherings.