The Flor de Mayo Collection of Food, Herbs and Soaps

Need some mesquite meal?  How about a selection of southwestern heritage beans? What about soap made with jojoba oil and scented with desert lavender made from Martha’s own formula?

You will find all that and more at Martha Ames Burgess’ site Flor de Mayo Arts.   Click over and discover a carefully curated collection of flavors and scents that will bring the Southwest into your kitchen and bath.

Martha also offers her products at various festivals and farmers markets.  Currently we share events on our Facebook page, and occasionally in our blog posts.  We also plan to have an events page on this website soon to share where and when with you.

Mano y Metate

Amy Valdez Schwemm

Amy Valdez Schwemm creates mole spice blends for Southwest cooking.  She grinds fresh, whole spices, nuts, seeds, and chiles in small batches, so that you can easily make mole in your kitchen.  Just sauté, simmer, and serve.  Her company is Mano y Metate and you can click over to order today, or visit the Food Conspiricy Coop or Native Seeds/SEARCH store. to make your selection.

Amy also offers her products at various festivals and farmers markets.  Currently we share events on our Facebook page, and occasionally in our blog posts.  We also plan to have an events page on this website soon to share where and when with you.

Monica King

Monica King ranches near Tucson, and her smallest “livestock” is also her busiest – bees!  She offers her honey, bees wax, and other bee products at various festivals and farmers markets.  Currently we share events on our Facebook page, and occasionally in our blog posts.  We also plan to have an events page on this website soon to share where and when with you.