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Elizabeth Smith, certified
herbalist from Johnston can regularly be found digging in the dirt near home. She is an avid researcher of
the many benefits of herbs and quite frequently uses her family and
friends to test her concoctions. Liz has voracious appetite for
learning about what plants can do for the human body, this has led
her to create her product line, My Wicked Garden. Frequently Liz teaches
workshops for local colleges and for neighborhood organizations,
she enjoys helping foster health awareness in the community.
My Wicked Garden is based on the idea that wellness should be approached
holistically. The products you use both inside and out should be
simple, chemical free, organic, and affordable!
At My Wicked Garden, the packaging is 100% recyclable and ingredients are
obtained form ethical and sustainable sources. Owned and operated by a certified
herbalist, you will never find unpronounceable ingredients , unless they are
Latin botanical names. My Wicked Garden is especially proud of its Shea butter
which is from a fair trade women´s cooperative in West Africa .
I want my products to be fun and a bit edgy I´d like people
to say, "Hey, never seen that before", and hopefully learn
something new!
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