Free-range chicken eggs
Eggs from our free-range chickens, when the hens are laying.
Ask about availability
A family collaborative center
Rooted in tradition. Growing with innovation.
Traditional wisdom and modern care, gathered under one family name—for men, women, children, and whole households.
Everything lives under the Fig ’n Blossom name. The shop is open now. The homestead and Health Hub are here to serve you, and Cornerstone Gym is on the way.
Our Fullscript storefront—already open—with thoughtfully chosen supplements and a labs desk for GI-MAP and Quest blood tests.
Visit the storeGarden and greenhouse, flocks and bees, Nigerian Dwarf goats, and foods from the place: eggs, raw goat milk, seasonal produce, and honey.
Visit the homesteadOne-on-one nutrition coaching for women, functional lab review, and a functional and traditional approach to nourishment—especially in the childbearing years.
Meet our nutritionistAn up-and-coming Christian gym, being built by our family and opening soon—a place to train the body as part of a faithful life together.
Ask to be notifiedOur Fullscript shop is open now. These collections are chosen to support ordinary health and vitality, and they are not a substitute for the care of a qualified healthcare provider.
Nutrients chosen to support a healthy immune system through the colder months.
Formulas selected to support digestive comfort and a balanced gut.
Nourishment for women preparing for pregnancy and through the prenatal season.
Foundational minerals to support everyday vitality and proper hydration.
Everyday essentials the whole household can return to.
A curated collection to support a healthy gut environment.
GI-MAP testing and Quest blood tests, available through the store for those who want a closer look at what is going on inside.
We may earn a commission on purchases through our store.
The farm and garden are tended by hand at home. This is where our children learn, where we keep the biblical feast days, and where so much of our work quietly begins—in soil, in the henhouse, and around the table.
These foods come from our own land and animals. Availability changes with the season and the flocks, so please ask before you plan a visit or an order. No prices are listed here.
Eggs from our free-range chickens, when the hens are laying.
Ask about availabilitySmall eggs from our quail, offered as the flock provides.
Ask about availabilityFresh milk from our Nigerian Dwarf goats, when it is available from the farm.
Farm-direct; please ask about availability.
Ask about availabilityWhat the garden and greenhouse are giving in season—please ask what is on hand.
Ask about availabilityHoney from our bees, when the hives have given a harvest.
Ask about availability
Our nutritionist walks with women one-on-one, using a functional and traditional approach to nutrition. She holds a Master of Science in medical nutrition from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Science in integrative healthcare, with certifications in functional and holistic nutrition and aromatherapy.
She reads HTMA, GI-MAP, DUTCH, and blood chemistry labs. Her thesis focused on preconception and prenatal care.
Explore the Health HubBuilt on the Cornerstone.Training strong bodies on a sure foundation.
The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.
Psalm 118:22
Our family is building Cornerstone Gym for the community—an up-and-coming Christian gym, opening soon. When the doors open, we hope it will be a faithful, welcoming place to care for the body Yahweh has given.
We are a Christian, Torah-observant family. We keep the biblical feast days and try to walk, simply and warmly, in the way of Yeshua—welcoming people as they are, and tending what we have been given.
Yahweh God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to cultivate and keep it.
Genesis 2:15
Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be healthy, even as your soul prospers.
3 John 1:2
A quiet place for notes from the garden, the kitchen, and the biblical year. The titles below are placeholders.
A sample journal card for notes on planting, harvest, and the slower work of keeping land. No article is published here yet.
A sample card for writing about real food, labs, and the everyday care of women and children. Placeholder only.
A sample card for the biblical feast days as they are lived around our table. The essay itself has not been written yet.
If you would like notes from the homestead and the Health Hub now and then, leave your email on the contact page. When the site is fully connected, that form will reach us.