Where it grows

A small farm with big opinions about soil.

Moss + Lottie is a family operation. We grow, cut, and dry everything here, then pack it into art we make ourselves — right down to the little stories on the back.

The garden sits outside Estacada, Oregon, where the Clackamas foothills start climbing toward Mount Hood. Raised beds, berry rows, and a daisy meadow ring the catnip patch, and we leave the blooms standing until the bees have finished with them. Everything is cut by hand, dried in small batches in the barn, then packed into a quarter-ounce packet with artwork we draw ourselves — and a story you unlock by scanning the packet. The cats supervise, thoroughly and suspiciously, as cats do.

Raised beds, berry rows, and a daisy meadow ringed by fir trees at the farmstead — The kitchen garden and berry rows, high summer in Estacada, Oregon.

A native bee on a pink catnip bloom — Native bees get first pick of the catnip rows.

Honeybee working a flowering catnip spike in the field — Honeybees at work before we cut anything.

Finished catnip packets sitting among dried catnip stalks in the garden — Packed the same week it comes out of the barn.

Grown

Catnip in the back field, seed saved from our own rows.

Dried

Hung in the barn, small batches, no heat and no hurry.

Printed

Art drawn here, packed here, and signed on the flap.