Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Evergreen · Santa Ana
You must be 21 or over to enter this site. Medical patients 18 and over with a valid physician's recommendation may also enter.
LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Four lines, each doing something different. Prices sit on the live menu rather than here, because they move with every drop and a stale number helps nobody.
Raw Garden is a concentrate house, and at Evergreen it covers more extract formats than any other brand on the wall. Fifteen SKUs across six categories.
There are 1g sauce cartridges on Carbon Fiber and Strawberry Jack #13, a Refined Live Resin all-in-one on Banana Diesel, and then a run of jarred concentrates: live resin on Catalina Special, Rio De Fuego, Gelato Kush, PB Souffle and Lemon Chem, live badder on Sweet Leeroy and GSC, live sauce on Cherry Kush Breath and Wedding Cake, and live rosin on Cherry Gas and Headband.
Seeing resin, badder, sauce and rosin from one house is unusual. Most brands pick a lane. This is a brand that expects you to know the difference, or to ask.
The formats are the price ladder, and it is worth knowing which rung you are on.
Live resin, badder and sauce are all solvent-extracted from fresh-frozen material. The difference between them is mostly texture and post-processing rather than input quality: sauce separates into crystals and terpene liquid, badder is whipped to an opaque consistency, resin sits between.
Live rosin is the different animal. Solventless, pressed with ice, water, heat and pressure, no chemical involved. It costs more because yields are lower and because poor input has nowhere to hide.
The honest limitation is that jarred concentrates need a rig and some technique. Buying a gram of badder without a way to consume it is the most common wasted purchase in this category, and it happens constantly. If you do not own a rig, buy the cart or the all-in-one from this brand and come back to the jars later.
Two vape formats and four jarred ones.
Vapes: 1g sauce cartridges on Carbon Fiber and Strawberry Jack #13, which fit any 510 battery, plus a Banana Diesel Refined Live Resin all-in-one that needs nothing.
Jarred concentrates, all requiring a rig: live resin on Catalina Special, Rio De Fuego, Gelato Kush, PB Souffle and Lemon Chem. Live badder on Sweet Leeroy and GSC. Live sauce on Cherry Kush Breath and Wedding Cake. Live rosin on Cherry Gas and Headband.
No flower and no edibles under this label here.
If you want solventless without a rig, Pistil Whip and CLSICS both run rosin all-in-ones on our shelf and 710 Labs runs both formats.
Carbon Fiber, Strawberry Jack #13, Banana Diesel, Catalina Special, Rio De Fuego, Gelato Kush, PB Souffle, Lemon Chem, Sweet Leeroy, GSC, Cherry Kush Breath, Wedding Cake, Cherry Gas and Headband.
Own a rig or do not. That single question sorts this entire shelf.
No rig means the sauce carts or the all-in-one. Same brand, same sourcing philosophy, format you can use tonight.
With a rig, decide between solvent and solventless. The live resin, badder and sauce are solvent-extracted and cost less. The two rosins, Cherry Gas and Headband, are solventless and cost more. Neither is automatically better; they are different processes with different flavor characters.
Then temperature. Low is the rule for all of it and doubly so for the rosin. Dabbing hot burns off the aromatic compounds that justified the price, which is the most common way people waste good concentrate.
Read the panel. On anything labeled solventless, check the residual solvent line specifically. It should show none.
Two rules depending on what you bought.
Jarred concentrates go in the fridge, sealed, and should reach room temperature before you open the container. Opening cold glass in a warm room condenses moisture onto the concentrate. Keep them dark and use them within a reasonable window, because none of these improve with age and rosin degrades fastest of all.
Vapes are the opposite: room temperature, upright, out of direct sun. No fridge, because cold oil clogs and clearing a clog takes heat, which costs flavor.
Use a proper tool with the jars rather than anything that might shed into the product, and close the lid promptly. Air and light do the damage.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Every Raw Garden product here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
With concentrates the panel is worth reading rather than glancing at, because it is where solvent-extracted and solventless products actually differ on paper. On the two rosins, the residual solvent result should show none. On the solvent-extracted items, it should show levels within California limits. Both are fine. Knowing which you are holding is the point.
Ask us to show you the panel. Ask anywhere else too.
Our prices are out-the-door, so the menu number is the register number. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
