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Bon Air Botanicals was born from a personal calling to return to the land — and to share that healing with the community.

Hello friends,
My name is Norah Hazelgrove, and Bon Air Botanicals is a labor of love I started in 2025 to bridge ancestral wisdom with modern wellness. Every product I make is ethically produced, Virginia-grown, and sustainably sourced — formulated with regenerative ingredients and packaged with the earth in mind, so what nourishes your body also nourishes the soil it came from.
This business was born from a personal calling to return to the land. For the past 15 years, my professional work in the corporate world has centered on building things that hold up: systems that remove friction instead of adding it, teams that genuinely support people, communication that's honest and clear. It turns out to be exactly the kind of preparation herbalism calls for.
The same attentiveness I bring to solving problems for people, I bring to a batch of calendula salve or a jar of elderberry syrup — noticing what's needed, working with patience instead of rushing the process, and trusting that the right care applied consistently is what actually makes something work.
Alongside that work, I've spent those same years teaching yoga and meditation in studios and spaces across Virginia — a practice that goes back even further, and one that's been quietly shaping this path all along. That practice deepened into a study of herbalism six years ago, and the two have been intertwined ever since.
My herbalism practice is grounded in the Vitalist tradition, drawing on Folk, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Ayurvedic practices to bring the same steady, embodied approach I learned on the mat into every formulation I make. Each product — topical or systemic — is hand-crafted in small batches, using what grows in my own garden or comes from trusted regenerative farms nearby. None of this happens in isolation, though; it's guided by a set of values I hold just as closely as the recipes themselves.
Environmental integrity and human health guide every decision here, from ethical sourcing to organic, small-batch formulation. This craft is approached with deep respect and intentionality, honoring the centuries of healers and medicine makers who came before. At its heart, Bon Air Botanicals is a reflection of something larger than myself — a vast, interconnected ecosystem that gives me the chance, every day, to learn from nature and give something back to it.
Peace and good health to you,
Norah Hazelgrove
Norah’s practice is informed by formal education, embodied teaching, and community-rooted plant wisdom. Select a card to learn more about each institution or program.
Old Dominion University
2001
University of Pittsburgh
1998
Yoga Alliance
Registered Yoga Teacher, 500 hours · 2021
Sky House Herb School
Ashley Elenbaas, MH · 2025
The Joy of Yoga
Christina Willingham, RMT · 2025
Ongoing studies
Healing & teaching philosophy
My healing and teaching philosophy begins with relationship: tending the whole person with presence, practical knowledge, and deep respect for the wisdom of plants. I create welcoming spaces where learning is embodied, care is collaborative, and people can reconnect with their own capacity for resilience.
2010
Began teaching yoga and meditation across Virginia studios, developing the attentiveness and patience that would later shape every herbal formulation.
2019
Deepened into formal herbalism study, weaving together Folk traditions, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Ayurvedic practices within the Vitalist framework.
2025
Launched the apothecary — bringing years of practice, study, and love for the land into small-batch remedies made with Virginia-grown botanicals.
Every remedy is made in limited quantities to ensure freshness and personal attention.
Herbs sourced from my own garden and trusted regenerative farms in the Commonwealth.
Formulations honor the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — not just isolated symptoms.
Every ingredient is chosen from trusted biodynamic, organic, and wildcrafted sources — with deep respect for plant populations and the ecosystems they support.
All products are made in small batches in my Virginia studio. No mass production — just intentional, careful craft.
Eco-friendly packaging, reusable shipping materials, and sourcing from farms using regenerative agriculture to protect soil health and water quality.
Formulations integrating Folk herbalism, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Ayurvedic practices — honoring centuries of healing wisdom.
Photo Credit: J&D Photo LLC — @jadaanddavid