Braidwood Botanicals

Braidwood Botanicals Small-batch edible flowers, herbs, and botanical ingredients grown sustainably in Braidwood.
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Seasonal, organically grown, and crafted for flavour, beauty, and low-waste living.

Every plant counts.It's estimated that there is only around 175 acres in cultivation for orris globally. That's to suppl...
01/06/2026

Every plant counts.

It's estimated that there is only around 175 acres in cultivation for orris globally. That's to supply the entire gin and perfume industries worldwide!

It makes you realise that every acre, in fact every plant, counts.

Have you ever compared your favourite cosmetic or perfume scent with nature? At last summer's edible flower workshops I...
28/05/2026

Have you ever compared your favourite cosmetic or perfume scent with nature?

At last summer's edible flower workshops I created a full sensory experience with the chance to compare the scent of a range of essential oils to the actual edible flower plant - including one of my favourites rose geranium.

Its hard to explain the sweet intensity of gently rubbing a rose geranium's leaves and releasing its natural oils.

Magic is happening in the drying room!I was more than a little excited to walk into the drying room during the week and ...
24/05/2026

Magic is happening in the drying room!

I was more than a little excited to walk into the drying room during the week and experience the first subtle hints of the orris developing its scent. Its been curing for four months and has another 20 months to go but this was a pretty momentous milestone!

Delicate as lace in looks, tough as old boot leather in temperament. The elderflower is still flowering at the end of Ma...
23/05/2026

Delicate as lace in looks, tough as old boot leather in temperament. The elderflower is still flowering at the end of May and the young plants I'm nurturing for a new hedge are thriving. Lots of lovely elderflower cordial next summer 🤞

Sunshine in petal form.Dried calendula ready for blending into our orange and calendula soap.
21/05/2026

Sunshine in petal form.

Dried calendula ready for blending into our orange and calendula soap.

19/05/2026

Uplifting citrus or refreshing rosemary?
Calming lavender or energetic espresso?

What's your favourite botanically infused soap?

The tiny daughter plants from summer's orris harvest have settled into the nursery bed for winter and are already puttin...
17/05/2026

The tiny daughter plants from summer's orris harvest have settled into the nursery bed for winter and are already putting on new leaves. By spring they will have grown enough to go out in the growing beds.

The first viola of the year is always a sign that winter is here.
16/05/2026

The first viola of the year is always a sign that winter is here.

The start of the cold weather hasn't stopped the calendula.
13/05/2026

The start of the cold weather hasn't stopped the calendula.

Its chestnut season!Chestnut soup and roasted chestnuts at the Hoskinstown Chestnut Roast 🌰
10/05/2026

Its chestnut season!

Chestnut soup and roasted chestnuts at the Hoskinstown Chestnut Roast 🌰

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