Wheeler's Wild Ones

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from Wheeler’s Wild Ones 🐣🌸 The spring season has arrived and the trails are calling. Morel season is almost here in southern Idaho 🍄🔥 Time to start scouting 🔎🌲

03/02/2026

03/01/2026

Rooted in the rugged relief of the Rocky Mountains 🏔️ 🌿 Every herb we use is hand foraged and hand harvested. It’s never rushed nor mass-collected. We spend the time walking the land, harvesting in small batches, and honoring seasonal rhythms so the landscape can continue to thrive 💚 Nature provides the raw beauty, and we do everything else by hand, from harvest to finished product.

Our sagebrush is gathered with intention and care, then crafted into something your body can turn to when it needs a little extra support. Massage into sore muscles, stiff joints, hands, feet, knees, or shoulders whenever your body asks for extra care.

Find it online at wheelerswildones.com or in person at the Handmade Idaho Shop in Idaho Falls.

02/25/2026

🚨‼️🔔 PLEASE READ 🚨‼️🔔 Due to banking regulations, we are temporarily unable to sell this product using Shopify Pay. We’re currently working on a new payment processor that will allow this item again very soon. In the meantime, if you’d like to place an order, please email us and we can fulfill it through Venmo. Thank you for your patience and continued support 🤍🍄

02/25/2026

From immune-loving herbs to antioxidant-rich plants, nature has always known what it’s doing. We’re here to honor that wisdom by teaching herbal facts and ancient wellness traditions, while creating thoughtfully crafted soaps and salves that support everyday wellness and reconnect you with the plants around you.

More products to come in the future✨ In the meantime, get back to your roots 🌲🌳🪾

02/22/2026

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02/08/2026

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02/08/2026

Do you want to know who is responsible for this? First, you'll have to step through the Revolving Door. READ: tinyurl.com/EPARevolvingDoor

In a February 6 press release, the EPA announced it has again re-approved carcinogenic, drift-prone dicamba herbicide for use on GMO soybeans and cotton. Two courts, in 2020 and 2024, ruled that the EPA's approvals of dicamba were illegal. Since the first approval in 2016, the use of this volatile herbicide has resulted in millions of acres of damage to farmland (both organic crops and GMO crops not engineered to withstand dicamba), private gardens, trees, and native plants across the country.

The EPA claims new label changes will fix the problem. As if it fixed the problem the last two times the EPA approved dicamba. No amount of label changes will prevent the devastation to come.

READ and take action: tinyurl.com/EPARevolvingDoor

02/08/2026

We can all help monarch butterflies! 🦋 Their numbers have plummeted by 90% in the past few decades, but we can help fuel monarchs with food, water, and shelter so that these pollinators can survive.

Monarchs must time their migration to coincide with milkweed growth. No milkweed means no monarchs! 🦋🦋🦋

Monarch caterpillars eat only milkweed (Ascelpias tuberosa), which contains all the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients needed to transform the larvae into butterflies. Adult butterflies also rely on milkweed as a nectar source, in addition to other backyard flowers. Learn more! Almanac.com/travel-safe-monarchs

02/08/2026

02/08/2026