Invasives Don't Care About Your Property Lines — But You Should!

Did you know that 80 percent of Vermont land is privately owned? That means it is truly up to us landowners to tackle the invasive issue. The photo above shows a thick stand of Japanese Knotweed that impedes a new building site.

When I first moved to Hinesburg, I had a pretty idyllic vision: wide-open countryside, chirping birds, and a landscape bursting with native Vermont wildflowers. What I didn’t expect? A full-blown invasion. And no, I’m not talking about zombies or aliens. I’m talking about invasive plants.

I quickly realized that…

Melissa Humphries

At Lunaria Estate, I am reviving the time-honored tradition of the Still Room—a sacred space where herbal wisdom meets modern well-being with luxury in mind. We believe true wellness is intentional, hands-on and deeply personal. There is no one -size-fits all to healing or wellbeing. It is a journey that needs constant revision and editing to be the healthiest version of oneself.

Lunaria Estate is a private residence that provides an in person platform for people who want to see what it takes for me to incorporate the following into my home: a Still Room/ blending room and a grow room for personal use. The herbs and flowers are grown at BB Lane Gardens, where tours can be arranged.

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