Welcome to the Thread

We bring plants + people together. 


Our founder, formulator and chief Plant Man, William Siff, has an unrivaled depth of experience in the field of medicinal plants as an acupuncturist, clinical herbalist, ethnobotanist, educator and medicinal herb grower. Years in the clinic, the fields and the health hotspots around the world have come together into this plant-centric lifestyle. Bringing medicinal plants into your life will make your spaces more beautiful and fragrant, your meals more delicious, your body stronger and your mood lighter. The big-picture point of the Thread is to empower you to seamlessly incorporate medicinal plants into your daily life and enjoy their many life enhancing benefits. 

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Recipes

Get inspired to bring more plants into your routine.


Spice up your Fall with our Elderberry Spritz

This Easy Elderberry Spritz recipe is going to be a new staple in your home (or next party!). You can actually make any of our tonics into an easy, bubbly drink, but with the change of seasons upon us, this immune boosting spritz is a must try!

My Plant Life

Interviews and more with plant-inspired friends and experts.


My Plant Life with founder and CEO of VegOut Magazine, Maggie Ortlieb

Say hello to our friend Maggie and check out our interview with her about all things wellness when it comes to plants, sustainability and overall health.

Plants with Benefits

Learn more about how plants can help you live a happier, healthier life.


Summer is heating up! Let these plants and rituals keep you chill.

We all know some of the basics of living with the power of the summer sun, such as avoiding the heat of the day, staying hydrated, using healthy sunblock and wearing a hat. Once you’ve got your sun protection game worked out, it’s time to take it to the next level with cooling plants and icy herbal preparations to combat the inflammation that can build up when things get steamy.

The Plantventure Experience

Tips and insights from our founder, William Siff.


Becoming Super

According to Ayurveda, this tonic gives the strength and stamina of a horse. In contrast, its Latin name, withania somnifera, translates as sleep inducing, due to its calming effect on the nerves. This dual action of both increasing energy and decreasing anxiety, makes Ashwaganda root an ideal adaptogenic food to add to the modern diet. It has a sweet earthy flavor that blends well with a variety of foods making it easy to incorporate.