Briar Oaks Farm

10/21/2026

We are now on ETSY! We do run sales through our Facebook at lower prices than we are able to sell through Etsy so check both often. We will be building and updating inventory constantly.

Shop Hand Crafted herbals for traditional needs by BriarOaksFarmStore located in Dunn, North Carolina.

10/18/2026

🌿 TRADITIONAL HERBAL PRODUCTS FROM BRIAR OAKS FARM 🌿

At Briar Oaks Farm, we love the long history people have with the plants growing around us. Our small-batch botanical preparations are inspired by traditional herbal practices and the historical uses of these plants.

🌲 PINE OIL INFUSION
Pine has a long history in traditional herbal practices. Pine needle preparations have traditionally been used in aromatic preparations, steam inhalations, baths, and topical applications, valued for their fresh, invigorating scent and connection to the outdoors.

$6 — 1 oz | $10 — 2 oz

🌼 MIMOSA TINCTURE
Mimosa, particularly Mimosa pudica (often called sensitive plant or touch-me-not), has been used traditionally in various herbal traditions. Historical uses include preparations associated with relaxation, rest, digestive wellness, and topical herbal applications.

$12 — 1 oz

🍂 AMERICAN SWEETGUM TINCTURE
American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua) has a particularly interesting history in North American herbal traditions. Indigenous peoples and early settlers used parts of the tree in traditional preparations, preparations associated with digestive complaints, coughs, and topical applications for skin. The tree's aromatic resin was also traditionally used for incense and fragrance.

$8 — 1 oz | $15 — 2 oz

🎁 FREE HERB PACK!

Spend over $20 and receive a FREE pack of Sage or Oregano — while supplies last!

🌿 Briar Oaks Farm
Quality herbs for a healthier life.

📩 Message us to order or learn more!

Traditional uses are provided for educational purposes and do not constitute medical advice. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

10/18/2026

Chilli 🌶 season is upon us! Made such a big batch I had to split it into two pots lol. Did something new and it's my best batch ever. Used to brown the meat and toss it all in the pot. This time I cooked beef, drained most of the fat but not all, added the onions and let them cook to translucent, then added my spice mix so the fats would bring out the flavors of the spices. Called "blooming the spices". Then added all that to the pot with everything else and simmered it. 10/10 would recommend.

09/24/2026

CJ made a friend of "Homegirl" (so named because her comb flops to the side and she's a boss chick lol)

09/23/2026

The loofah gone crazy!

09/23/2026

Dixie and The Duke are a couple nuts I tell ya lol.

09/19/2026

Little visitor at the gate today.

09/13/2026

Letty Girl is spoiled rotten, so are Dixie and The Duke but they never slow down enough to notice lol. Letty revels in being spoiled lol. Let's see yalls spoiled furbabies!

09/13/2026

Our Loofah has gone wild!

09/11/2026

I share this story every year on this day, and every year it takes me back to those moments, that day, the loss, the indescribable uncertainty of it all...and the way this great and blessed nation came together and stood back up as one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Feel free to share your stories of this day in the comments.

25 years ago today I signed out of my Chassis Fab and High Performance Engines class at Wyotech in Laramie Wyoming to get a sheet I needed for class from my apartment. No one in the building had a radio or TV on. By the time I got back to the parking lot the news that the first tower had fallen was just hitting. I told Matt (our instructor and a NYC native) we needed to turn on the radio. His response was "We don't listen to the radio in class Price", then I told him what was happening and I will never forget the look on his face when I said one of the towers had fallen. He didn't say another word, he just reached for the radio, he didn't say another word all day...to anyone that I heard. Of all the people I saw react to the news, none embodied the feelings of our nation that day more that the look on the face of a NYC native so far from home. You could see the helplessness in his eyes, I watched as he turned on the radio and listened, I watched his heart break for his city and it's people. I have not forgotten, I will never forget. RIP to all the innocent, the hero's, and the broken hearts of 9/11/01.

It's been 25 yrs, and for those of us who lived that day we can all, without exception, tell you a story of that day. Where we were, who we were with, what we were doing, how we felt, that day is burned into our hearts and minds. Why is it today some act like it didn't happen, like Islamic hate didn't rain Hell down on America that day, like America didn't stand back up United, like the country didn't fly more red white and blue than ever before. I ask that we all REMEMBER it, let yourself FEEL it again today because that's what remembering it really is.

Remembrance,
Respect,
Honor.

9/11/01