Connection Circle Garden Collection

Connection Circle Garden Collection At Revival Seeds, we recognize the importance of learning from the knowledge, resilience, and healing teachings of Indigenous Peoples. These teachings—rooted in deep relationships with the land—offer guidance on balance, connection, and caring for all living things. Our circular design is inspired by the Medicine Wheel and the values it represents. With humility and respect, we have created our own interpretation using the plants we grow—reflecting the natural cycles of rest, emergence, growth, and transition that we witness on the farm. We acknowledge that Revival Seeds is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People, and that this land is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship. We are grateful for the generations of stewardship that have cared for this land and continue to guide how we live and grow today. This garden is intended as a space for reflection, learning, and connection—for all people and all living things. It is a place for healing, celebration, and peace. As part of our ongoing commitment, 20% of proceeds from this collection are donated to the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) annually, supporting education and reconciliation efforts across Turtle Island. We invite you to reflect on the land you are on, to learn about its history, and to move forward with care, respect, and shared responsibility. *These plants have a history of traditional and herbal use. This information is shared for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Products by Colour & Direction Inspired by seasonal cycles and the flow of the land, our products are grouped by colour and direction, reflecting stages of growth and connection. ⚪️ White (North) Rest, reflection, and wisdom Feverfew Matricaria — headache support, anti-inflammatory Licorice White Agastache — calming, digestive support German Chamomile — relaxation, sleep support 🟡 Yellow (East) New beginnings, light, and emergence Black Eyed Susan — traditional immune support, resilience Butterfly Weed — traditional respiratory support, pollinator habitat Radio Calendula — skin support, anti-inflammatory 🔴 Red (South) Growth, warmth, and vitality Flanders Red Poppy — calming, traditional sleep support Native Swamp Milkweed — monarch habitat, traditional herbal use Yarrow Pastel Mix — wound support, circulation support 🔵 Blue (West) Water, transition, and reflection Wild Bergamot Bee Balm — antimicrobial, immune support Blue Flax Flower — traditional digestive support Blue Giant Hyssop (Anise Hyssop) — soothing, digestive and respiratory support