Colorado Aromatics

I went over to my Monarch rearing habitat and the Monarchs are up and gone and they put this sign up, lol. 🍹 🇲🇽

Fall is for watching sunsets on the farm. Our view of the mountains makes sunsets even more special. We can see the sun through the summer move from north to south until it will be out of our view soon for the winter. This makes relaxing after a days work very special.

Where do you like to watch the sunset?

Raise your hand if you love apple season 🍎. Tell us your favorite things to make with apples in the comments below.

See Boulder Magazine's article that talks about our approach to sustainability.

Low-Waste Luxury Low-Waste Luxury | Boulder Magazine Oct/Nov 2026

Butterflies in October? Yes! Even as the weather cools some butterflies can still be found around the farm. This Common Checkered Skipper came to nectar on our calendula yesterday - an important reminder that growing flowering plants with a variety of bloom times is essential for promoting biodiversity in your garden.

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It's getting chilly out in the mornings. I think fall is here. Does your skin feel like it needs an extra layer of protection? Try our Aspenglow Facial Balm. This lightweight balm will soak into skin but provide protection from wind and cold. We use antioxidants that include red clover, calendula, coenzyme Q10, vitamin C and more to keep your skin barrier function strong. No need for dry, dull skin!
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Climbing. The thrill of the challenge. The excitement of the height. The sore muscles and fingers that mark your achievement and declare your strength. Whatever rock stands before you, keep Knuckle Balm by your side to soothe scraped knuckles and raw fingers.

It's that time of year to start making Fire C***r - a great winter tonic! I wrote a blog on how to make it a few years back and wanted to remind everyone of the benefits of having it on hand.

Fire C***r / Four Thieves Blend Tonic Both Four Thieves Blend and Fire C***r are traditionally used by herbalists for winter health. Both recipes allow for variations and I like to make some version of these in the fall. You don’t have to use a recipe, but use what you have. Because they are both similar, I combine the two.

Knuckle Balm - the perfect all-purpose balm for gardeners, mechanics, athletes, farmers, cooks, doctors, cashiers, truckers, moms, dads, kids and everyone else with dry, tired hands. Keep a tin with you on hikes or in the office to soothe and protect your skin no matter what life throws at it!

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