Atlantic white cedar berries with dark blurred trees in the background.

A seasonal variety of handmade goods from locally foraged/grown plants.

Coming Soon

Fresh, new products wild-crafted from the first flowers and herbs of spring.
Collected in field and forest and finished in a small home studio/kitchen.

A closeup of a pear blossom and unopened pear buds.
Dried herbs and flowers in a glass jar, looking from above.

Learn About Carla Made This

From beach rose and black walnut to wineberry and wintergreen, New Jersey has an abundance of useful and tasty plants to offer, and I’m passionate about using wildcraft to bring the Garden State’s natural gifts into the homes of my community.

All wild harvesting/foraging is done with sustainability and reverence for nature as priority.

Latest Posts

  • Fennelicious Def

    My farm share has had fennel for the past few weeks, and let me tell you that shit SLAPS. Especially if you’re one of those people who likes licorice-adjacent flavors. […]

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  • A golden frame containing white flowers in a white solid material.

    The Ancient Perfume Method of Enfleurage

    Enfleurage is an ancient technique in perfumery. Fresh flowers are laid on top of a layer of solid fat, like tallow or shea butter, and left to release their fragrance. […]

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  • A bag of citrus rose simmer pot on a wooden table with dried roses behind it.

    Introduction to Simmer Pots

    What is a “simmer pot,” anyway? I’ve been running into this question more times than I thought I would, so here’s the lowdown: Into a small pot goes water and […]

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