Wild Witch Potager

09/05/2026

Whimsy is the new chic.

Slow, seasonal, and made by hand in Nova Scotia. None of it efficient. All of it on purpose.

Tell us which slide was most you.

09/05/2026

09/02/2026

I am in you Sydney!
Of Kin & Keep

🚨 NEW VENDOR ALERT 🚨

Okay, this one feels very at home at Of Kin & Keep. 🌙🌿✨

Meet Wild Witch Potager, joining our little collective with the most beautifully witchy simmer spells, handcrafted in Fall River, Nova Scotia.

Her Seasonal Simmer Spell collection has officially landed on our shelves, with a blend for every turn of the wheel:

🌸 Spring Equinox
☀️ Summer Solstice
🍂 Autumn Equinox
❄️ Winter Solstice

Each pouch is filled with a gorgeous blend of botanicals, fruits and spices ready to toss into a pot, add water and let simmer while your home fills with the scent of the season.

Because as Wild Witch Potager says, “There’s a little witch in all of us.” 🔮

We couldn’t agree more.

Wild Witch Potager

Come discover Wild Witch Potager now at Of Kin & Keep, 319 Charlotte Street in Downtown Sydney. 🖤

09/01/2026

Bergamot. Apple. Cassis. Persimmon.

And somewhere underneath it all, a nocturnal garden alive with fireflies and quiet magic.

Midnight in the Potager is the second fragrance in our Silk & Shadow collection, handcrafted to bring Holly Carr's silk-art narratives to life with every flicker. Find it on our website and at select shops.

08/31/2026

08/30/2026

Even though it is still summer, this is the time of year when fall feels just around the corner.

How are you preparing for the Autumn Equinox?

08/24/2026

What is a potager?

Simply put, a potager is a traditional French botanical and kitchen garden - a place where utility meets beauty, and nature is grown with intention.

For us, the potager isn't just inspiration; it’s the root of everything we make. From the herbs and florals we cultivate to the seasonal notes that shape our candles and handcrafted soaps, our garden guides our entire process.

It’s small-batch, handcrafted, and grounded in nature. From garden to wick.
What do you grow in your potager?

08/23/2026

After two seasons of drought conditions, we finally have beautiful mushrooms back in the forest. Yesterday I spent all afternoon foraging black trumpets and I cannot wait to go back after all the rain today.

Here are my top tips if you are thinking of taking up foraging:

Do your research. It takes time and experience in the woods foraging to learn the varieties of mushrooms.

Keep your tools clean. Bring multiple brown bags or baskets so you don't cross contaminate mushrooms. Always wash your hands after foraging.

When you find a choice edible mushroom, like a black trumpet, a hedgehog or a chanterell stop right where you are. Often there will be a patch of them and you don't want to accidentally step on any.

Take note of where mushrooms are growing. Lots of times they have a preferred environment, like a slight slope, a preferred species of tree, or companion plants.

Finally, when you find your favorite locations, keep that special secret all to yourself.

If you are interested in learning more, I highly recommend a tour with expert Jolanta Jolanta Mojsiejew

08/20/2026

It's not Midnight in the Potager, but it is twilight and these bumble bees are settling in for the night on the hyssop blooms. Sweet dreams!