Artemisia Herbs

Artemisia Herbs is a Dixon, New Mexico, herbal company founded in 1992 by Susan Feavearyear. The brand makes small-batch plant medicine from locally sourced, ethically wildcrafted, and organically grown herbs, with products spanning tinctures, oils, salves, honey blends, bath products, and formulas for people and animals.

This one has a strong local paper trail. Artemisia's own site describes its seed-to-shelf process and says products are hand picked and hand processed in small batches. The Santa Fe Farmers' Market profile names Susan Feavearyear as owner, lists Kate Feavearyear as co-proprietor, and says the company has been a vendor since 1995. A Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute interview identifies Susan as the founder and describes Artemisia as an all-woman, family-run enterprise. We found no corporate parent, acquisition record, or exclusion-list match.

The product mix is broad, but it stays tied to herbal practice rather than wellness theater. Artemisia sells arnica and hypericum oils, lymphatic massage oil, herbal liniments, skin care, cold and flu support, digestive blends, immune support, culinary medicinal herbs, and animal products. The company also points shoppers toward local New Mexico retailers, which is often a good sign. Real regional brands tend to have real regional shelves.

As with any supplement brand, the responsible answer is not "take everything." Herbal formulas can be powerful, and some are not appropriate during pregnancy, with certain medications, or for specific health conditions. Artemisia earns a listing because it shows the maker, the place, the sourcing approach, and the long market history behind the products.

That is the cleaner version of herbal commerce: less mystery, more accountability.

Products

• Herbal tinctures, oils, and liniments
• Salves, balms, and topical remedies
• Bath, beauty, and skin care products
• Herbal honeys and culinary medicinal herbs
• Animal and pet herbal products

Why We List Them

• Founded by Susan Feavearyear in New Mexico in 1992
• Ownership verified through company, farmers market, and founder interview sources
• Long-running Santa Fe Farmers' Market vendor since 1995
• Uses locally sourced, ethically wildcrafted, and organically grown herbs
• No corporate parent or acquisition record found