Nestled among shaded lawns and mature trees, Seasons was established in 1999. Seasons, open to the public, is located next to Terry and Shannon’s Higgason’s private home in Sanger, California. We do assure you that the home does not interfere with Seasons and the Gardens in any way.

Shannon started grows the ceremonial white sage and sweet Grass for Native American Ceremonies in 1999 shortly after she moved to Sanger from Sonora . Her inventory quickly enlarged as she planted and harvested chemical free herbs and plants on the grounds at Seasons. Shannon’s goal was to share her knowledge of herbs and plants with people that were interested in learning about their history and many uses. Vegetables & Fruits are available when in season. We are also a founding member of the Fruit Trail. We are Ag store number 27 located on the Fruit Trail Map.

Shannon’s Native American heritage was instrumental in her interest in nature and all that we can use and learn from Mother Earth while not destroying natural resources. As the years passed, unique gifts and handmade items were added at Seasons.

When you walk through the doors you may wonder if it is the lavender, the incense or the soy candles that instantly trigger your senses to start relaxing. Along with bulk herbs, loose leaf and packaged tea, handmade soaps, wind chimes, essential oils, crystals, rocks and gems, music cd’s and many more gift and yard items.

A variety of classes are offered that teach about different herbs and plants from her garden and many more subjects such as healing techniques, astrology, Native American Journey by the drum and the Smudging Ceremony. Classes are limited to 10 people in order to receive personal attention and understanding. Questions are encouraged at any time. A popular class is “Making herbal salves”. Please check out Season’s Events Page for upcoming classes or contact Shannon for more information.

While visiting Seasons, you can take a tour of the grounds, bring your lunch or order in from the Blossom Trail Café and marvel at the gardens and shade and unique yard art creations by Terry. An outdoor farm equipment museum is also on the property. Weekend Croquet is available to those who are interested in a fun game or if you just want to sit in a chair and listen to the birds while sipping a glass of tea.