Hilltop Hemp Haus: Stop In & Ask Anything
As conversations around cannabis continue to evolve across Texas, more communities are embracing both its therapeutic benefits and responsible recreational use. For Kirk and Kati Edmondson of Lantana, this shift isn’t just a trend — it’s something deeply personal.
With their two stores — Hilltop Hemp in the Hilltop Truck Park in Justin and Lantana Hemp Haus on the corner of Chinn Chapel and FM407 — the Edmondsons set out to create more than just a place to purchase products. They built a space rooted in trust, education, and genuine care, where customers feel comfortable asking questions and finding what truly works for them.
Unlike typical vape shops, both the Hilltop & Lantana Hemp locations take a thoughtful, hands-on approach. Every product is carefully selected — or in many cases, crafted in-house. Their offerings range from CBD and low-dose Delta-9 and Delta-8 edibles to beverages, topicals, and THCa flower and concentrates, all sourced with quality and transparency in mind.
“We’re not like those big shops,” Kirk shares. “We know our products inside and out because we make many of them ourselves.” That connection to what they sell allows the team to guide customers with confidence and sincerity — something regulars have come to appreciate.
But what truly sets Hemp Haus apart is the experience. Kirk, Kati, and their team have created an environment that feels welcoming, not intimidating — a place where conversations come easily and customers are treated like people, not transactions.
“I like to talk to our customers,” he said. “It’s a safe environment for people to come and get what they need.”
That “need” looks different for everyone. Some customers are simply curious, others are looking to unwind, and many are searching for relief from real health challenges. For the Edmondsons, those personal stories are what matter most.
“We really got started by helping people,” Kirk said. “That’s where it becomes meaningful, when you can make a difference for someone dealing with health issues.”
That commitment goes even further, with the team offering guidance on personalized dosing and, in some cases, helping create customized solutions tailored to individual needs.
With over 100 naturally occurring compounds in the cannabis plant, education remains a cornerstone of their mission. Kirk is passionate about making sure people understand what’s available to them — and how to use it safely and effectively.
“We wear that like a badge of honor,” he said. “We want people to feel informed and empowered.”
Looking ahead, the Edmondsons plan to host educational events to continue those conversations and build stronger connections within the community.
At its heart, Hemp Haus is about more than cannabis — it’s about people, connection, and care. And with two locations, that sense of community is only growing stronger.
Hilltop Hemp Haus is now open and recently celebrated its first anniversary on April 18.
Learn more: LantanaHempHaus.com
