HOW TO ORDER:

Please use our​
on-line order form

We are based on the Olympic Peninsula, Pacific Northwest, North America.  We offer a large variety of botanicals that we personally cultivate and wildcraft. Our wildcrafted botanicals are sustainably gathered to maintain healthy plant populations.  We wildcraft in Washington, Idaho and Northwest Montana.

A brief description of our growing practices:  The herb plantings at Friends of the Trees Botanicals are agroforestry systems, which include a wide diversity of trees, shrubs, hedgerows, medicinal herbs, berries, vegetables and culinary herbs. Michael Pilarski has been farming organically since 1972. Our herb plantings have been organic certified on and off over the years. Currently our botanicals are not certified organic, but they are grown with NO chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We use cultural practices and natural fertilizers to build soil. Our goal is healthy plants, a healthy ecosystem and good yields.  We have a reputation for delivering the highest quality fresh and dried botanicals available.

Our primary focus remains fresh plant material.  We encourage our customers to order well in advance because we primarily produce orders on a custom basis. We typically take most of our orders for the year between January - April, and fill them on a "first come first served" basis. Because of our small business scale, we can only produce so much of a given herb, and therefore cannot always fill last-minute requests.

ALL ORDERS 
Include a $10 Processing & Handling Fee

PLUS shipping fees are paid by the customer

Invoice will be sent via email through Quickbooks once order is shipped with total amount due. 

PAYMENT OPTIONS: 
When you click to view the invoice from Quickbooks you will have two options to pay online with your card or bank transfer.  PayPal, checks, or postal money orders are also accepted. 

Checks/ Postal Money Orders- Make to "Friends of the Trees Botanicals" and send here -  PoBox 1133  Port Hadlock, WA 98339

PayPal account- [email protected]

Looking for anything not on our list?  Let us know as we are in touch with other herb growers and wildcrafters.

Here are other herbs we have worked with.

Inquire about availability and pricing for:

Alder catkins

Agastache urticifolia Apocynum androsaemifolium Alfalfa

Arnica fulgens

Birch twigs Birch leaves

Bittersweet Nightshade (Solanum dulcamara) Bleeding Heart (Dicentra formosa)

Cascara (Rhamnus purshiana) Chamomile

Cow Parsnip (Heracleum lanata) Cymopterus terebinthinus Foxglove

Lobelia  Monarda didyma Orris root

Pearly Everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea) Potentilla

Vinca minor, Vinca major

Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense) Willow bark

EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS:

Michael Pilarski teaches around the Pacific Northwest on farming and wildcrafting medicinal plants, permaculture, agroforestry, earth repair and related topics as well as leading plant walks. Check out our website and Facebook for his schedule. Would you like Michael to give a workshop in your area or speak at your event? Please reach out. He also offers species surveys for property owners.

2019 UPDATE:

We are excited to announce a new development here at Friends of the Trees Botanicals! Michael Pilarski has new folks on board helping out with the business. Joining the team are his son Ash and daughter in law Jennimae, along with their kiddos Fenix & Forest. Ash has been working alongside his dad his whole life and we are really excited to take it to the next level. This merging will allow us to fill more orders for your wildcrafted and cultivated herb needs! With our new partnership comes the expansion of our growing capacity and we would love any feedback you might have to offer in the ways we can better serve your cultivated and wildcrafted herb desires! Are there any herbs we have provided in the past, cultivated or wildcrafted, that you would love to see more of? Or do you have any input as to what seems to be lacking in availability from your suppliers? We plan on increasing sales this year both of farmed and wildcrafted botanicals. We will slightly increase our plantings. We will be selling herb divisions in the spring. Seed production will go up. Thank you for your support of our business over the years, we look forward to filling your needs in the years to come.

CONTACT INFO:

Michael Pilarski

Email: [email protected]

Phone:  # 360-643-9178

Address:

PO Box 1133

Port Hadlock, WA 98339

Website: www.FriendsofTheTrees.net

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Michael.Skeeter.Pilarski

Instagram: www.instagram.com/FriendsofTheTreesBotanicals

Check out our YouTube Channel search for “Anna Pallotta”. We have posted dozens of plant videos about our agroforestry systems, harvesting techniques and wildcrafting.