Herb farms and fresh local food. Massage, movement and places to pause. Explore the people and places shaping wellness across Western New York, the Finger Lakes and Southern Tier.
On a 30-acre farm in Wallace, the family behind Healing Spirits grows, hand-harvests and processes herbs. The farm’s story brings the plants, the land and the people who care for them together.
Find growers, shops, studios, practitioners and local-food markets. Healing Spirits remains our featured farm; additional New York resources are labeled by location.
A family herb farm in the hamlet of Wallace, near Avoca, growing and processing herbs and making teas, tinctures, salves and botanical body-care products. Its website also offers articles, recipes and an events calendar.
An education and retreat center offering an herbal school, workshops and online courses. Its programs combine plant study, practical herbal learning and connection with the natural world.
A practice offering naturopathic and Chinese-medicine consultations and a botanical medicinary. Ask directly about each practitioner’s credentials and scope.
7Song’s herbal school offers study programs and apprenticeships, along with public handouts, videos and a botanical database. It is a starting point for structured herbal education and learning about plant identification.
Community herbalism led by amanda david, with the People’s Medicine School, a community medicine garden and apothecary offerings. Its work emphasizes accessible education and support for BIPOC communities.
Listings come from our collected directory. Confirm services, hours and contact details directly. Entries marked “Details to confirm” have incomplete contact or operating information and should be confirmed before making plans.
Collection expanded September 10, 2026. Profiles identify their sources and any details still to confirm. Listings do not imply a partnership or endorsement of health claims.
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