SPRING CLEARING | ROOTED WITH GROUND & GROW
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SPRING 2026
Winter was for repair, and Spring is for movement.
This season is about circulation, lightness, and creating room for what’s next.
Clearing the stagnation in the body, mind and home.
Monthly Theme | Lymph Drainage
Circulation brings energy.
The lymphatic system relies on movement.
When flow improves, puffiness decreases, skin brightens, and the body feels lighter.
Spring is the season to support it.
Product Spotlight | Spring No. 1 Collection
For uplifting mood and lymph drainage
Cool Citrus Essential Oil Blend
Lemongrass | Eucalyptus
Body Butter: $20
Body Polish: $18
Both for $35
Room Spray: $13
Foaming Hand Soap: $15
Midnight Botanist Clean Fragrance
Sage | Balsam | Patchouli
Freshly ground herbs, moss, patchouli, and balsam.
This is my popular apothecary-inspired scent for clearing stagnant air and resetting your space.
Feels very herbal and earthy.
8oz Candle: $17
Wax Melt: $4 or 3 for $10
Room Spray: $12
Foaming Hand Soap: $15
Dandelion Lymph Reset Kit
Spring is a good time to support circulation and gentle movement in the body.
These Dandelion Kits were created as a simple at-home companion to this seasonal Dandelion Lymph Reset treatment.
Inside the kit:
handmade dandelion-infused castor oil with abdominal pack + organic flannel wrap
herbal dandelion latte blend
natural dry brush
7-day guide
Small daily actions that support warmth, circulation, and slowing down.
$56
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A Note from the Ground
Here in this very moody Maryland weather, the landscape is starting to stir. Green is pushing through the surface, and everything is naturally starting to wake up.
March Garden Tip:
Before you plant anything, sketch a simple layout of your garden.
Keep it basic
Where the sun hits (morning vs afternoon)
Where water tends to pool or stay dry
What you planted there last year (if anything)
Why this matters
To avoid putting sun-loving plants in shade (biggest beginner mistake)
Naturally rotate crops → healthier soil, fewer pests
Stop overcrowding everything “just to fit it in”
Simple rules
Tall plants in the back (or north side)
Short plants in the front (or south side)
Something to do outside this month:
Refresh your garden beds
What to do
Pull early weeds (they’re easiest to remove right now)
Loosen the top few inches of soil
Mix in compost or bagged garden soil
Lightly rake it smooth
Why this matters
To set the foundation before things start growing fast
Early weeds = less work later
Compost now = stronger plants later (without extra effort)
Something to Help You Grow
Dandelion Greens
They are one of the first wild edibles showing up in Maryland. They can actually be really good if you prepare them right. Just make sure you pick them in an area that is away from the road or any contaminants.
What you need
Fresh dandelion greens (small, young leaves = less bitter)
Olive oil or butter
1 clove garlic (optional but recommended)
Pinch of salt
Squeeze of lemon
What to do
Rinse and roughly chop the greens
Heat oil/butter in a pan
Add garlic, then greens
Sauté 3–5 minutes until wilted
Finish with salt + lemon
**Tip: You can also blanche (boil then rinse with cold water) the leaves for a minute before sautéing to decrease the bitterness even more.
Specials | Launches | Promotions
The Spring Collection is now available.
If there’s a scent you just can’t live without from another season, custom orders are available:
Dandelion Lymph Reset
60 min: $130
March | April | May
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A focused spring treatment working on scalp, neck, shoulders, stomach, and feet. Designed to stimulate lymphatic flow, reduce puffiness, and help the body transition out of winter stagnation.
Ideal For:
Puffiness or fluid retention
Sluggish circulation or lymphatic stagnation
Seasonal “spring reset” after winter
Deep relaxation without a full-body massage
What to Expect:
Neck and shoulder lymphatic work to release tension and open drainage pathways
Relaxing face and scalp massage to reduce puffiness and calm the nervous system
Refreshing lemongrass–eucalyptus sugar polish on the décolleté to smooth and awaken the skin
Cooling eye pads with a warm neck wrap for deep relaxation and contrast therapy
Lemongrass–eucalyptus sugar polish on feet followed by warm towel wraps and extended foot massage
A warm dandelion-infused castor oil pack with gentle abdominal massage to support digestive and lymphatic flow
Happy Spring!
Appolonia – Founder of Ground & Grow