Small-batch goods and seasonal notes from our Pomona homestead
Rootstock&Twigs

Rootstock & Twigs · Urban Homestead

Grown with care.
Gathered by hand.

Botanical goods, natural materials, and useful stories shaped by the seasons of our Pomona homestead.

Pomona, California · 34.0551° N

The Rootstock way

01

Grow

Herbs, fruit, flowers, and useful plants tended close to home.

02

Gather

Seasonal materials collected thoughtfully from garden, vines, and trees.

03

Create

Small-batch goods that preserve the character of the harvest.

04

Restore

Practical ways to reuse what we have and bring beauty to daily life.

Seasonal offerings

From the homestead,
right now.

Our offerings change with the garden. Some are abundant for a season; others appear only in small quantities.

Illustration of a linen herb sachet with lavender and rosemaryâ—Ź Available

Botanical goods

Lavender & Rosemary Sachet

A softly scented linen sachet filled with herbs gathered from our homestead.

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Illustration of a natural grapevine wreathâ—Ź Limited

Grapevine & garden

Handwoven Grapevine Wreath

A simple wreath formed by hand from seasonal grapevine prunings.

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Illustration of a garden-gathered botanical bundleâ—Ź Seasonal

Seasonal

Garden-Gathered Bundle

A small composition of fresh or dried stems selected from what is growing well now.

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Our urban homestead

Rooted in an
ordinary city lot.

Fruit trees, grapevines, lavender, rosemary, succulents, and backyard hens turned a Pomona property into an evolving urban homestead—and showed us how much can be grown, gathered, made, and renewed close to home.

Meet the homestead

The Rootstock Journal

Field notes for a
more rooted life.

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Gather · August 8, 2026

What the grapevines give back

Pruning looks like subtraction, but the cut vines are a harvest of their own.

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Create · July 24, 2026

A small harvest of lavender and rosemary

Two familiar herbs, gathered at the right moment, carry the garden indoors.

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Grow · July 10, 2026

Learning the rhythms of an urban homestead

A place shaped through observation, mistakes, and small improvements.

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Rootstock notes

Keep in touch
with the seasons.

Occasional notes about new goods, garden projects, and what’s ready to gather. Only something worth sharing.

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