All Together Diaper Company Cotton prefolds -the “original” cloth diaper.

Best Bottom These diapers are another local favorite. Made in Wisconsin they provide the versatility of a G-Diaper in a one-size-fits-all solution!

Bummis Swimmis Don’t be caught in the pool without a Swimmi reusable swim diaper!

Bum Genius These One Size Pocket Diapers, which allow you to add as much or as little absorbency as necessary, are our best seller!

G-Diapers These are a great travel diaper.

Our stock of Corn Gluten will be arriving the first week of April. Don’t know about the benefits to using Corn Gluten on your lawn to control weeds? Read on:

In 1986 Corn Gluten Meal was found to have the ability to inhibit the germination of grass and weed seeds in test plots at the Iowa State University Research Foundation. Further tests revealed that corn gluten meal contains naturally occurring substances which inhibit the growth of the seed’s tiny feeder roots, causing the weed seedlings to die before they ever have a chance to grow.

Looking for the perfect card? For a variety of creative card giving ideas look no further than Linden Hills Co-op and Natural Home! You’ll find many beautiful, thoughtful, and humorous choices whether looking for a specific holiday card, a birthday card or just a “thinking of you” card. And as an added bonus all of are cards are made with recyled or tree-free paper, reclaimed wood and soy inks.

Vessel Drinkware is committed to ending the use of plastic bottles one vessel at a time. The company has created stainless steel water bottles and coffee tumblers, and double-wall porcelain coffee mugs with eye-catching designs that are printed with organic, lead-free inks.

And Vessel Drinkware has partnered with The Water Project, Inc., a non-profit organization providing clean, safe drinking water to people in the developing world by building wells and water tanks.

Sunleaf Naturals, scented with 100% essential oils, are made in Waconia, Minnesota. They use all-natural ingredients, no petroleum, lead-free wicks, and lots of creativity. Sunleaf also makes all-natural dish and hand soaps, fire starters and reed diffusers—deliciously scented!

Takeya is our newest line of glass cold beverage bottles. They are sleek, colorful and durable! Each glass bottle is enrobed in a silicone sleeve which makes it dishwasher safe, BPA free and able to take a beating. We put it to the test by dropping it on concrete -not a crack, not a chip!

Linden Hills Co-op loves companies that creatively recycle and reuse materials. Minneapolis’s Wood from the Hood was started by self-described “avid recycler” Cindy Siewert and husband Rick. They collect locally harvested trees that would otherwise become mulch and make beautiful cutting boards and picture frames.

Because the cutting boards can only be made from hard woods and most of the city trees tend to be softer, it can be hard to find reclaimed Minneapolis trees in the mix—but we invite you to stop by and take a look! Cindy and Rick do a lovely job with local wood.

Linden Hills Co-op is pleased to feature one of our favorite chocolate suppliers: Taza.

Taza is a small bean-to-bar chocolate maker, and the only producer in the US of 100% stone ground, organic chocolate. They roast, winnow, grind, temper, and mold their chocolate in house and by hand.

SnackTAXIs are a fun way to reduce your use of plastics. Invented by a Massachusetts mom who packs over 500 lunches a year, just one of these washable, reusable, colorful bags can eliminate an average of 1,000 (!) plastic bags over it’s lifetime.

They come in two sizes, Snack and Sandwich, and a wide variety of patterns and colors (including some very pretty Pucci-esque paisleys for grown-up users), and are completely machine-washable. The Snack size is just perfect for a pile of Annie’s Cheddar Bunnies.

Check out our selection of fun colors and patterns at Linden Hills Natural Home.

Rufus, Jacob and Jessica Haucke
Viola, Wisconsin

Keewaydin Farm was founded in 1976 by Richard and Mary Haucke. The Hauckes considered themselves stewards of the land and for several decades, ran a sustainable grass-based dairy enterprise while raising their three children. IN 2002, after years of travel and exploration, the adult Haucke children returned to Keewaydin to create a viable, certified organic family farm. In addition to a 40-cow dairy, the farm includes a 10-acre market garden, and a maple sugar shack. The family also raises chickens, heritage turkeys and pork.