Webinar: From Symptom to Formula
In this webinar, Patricia Kyritsi Howell introduces you to a step-by-step method for assessing symptoms presented during an intake, determining the herbal actions needed, and generating a list of herbs [Read More]
In this webinar, Patricia Kyritsi Howell introduces you to a step-by-step method for assessing symptoms presented during an intake, determining the herbal actions needed, and generating a list of herbs [Read More]
The 2020 Foundations of Herbalism Online Program begins on April 25 and continues through December. The curriculum consists of 118 hours of lectures, virtual plant walks, and medicine-making demonstrations. Classes [Read More]
Join us on the trail for our first plant walk of the season as the forest comes alive! Bloodroot, mayapples, and trillium unfurl their distinctive foliage. Fiddleheads spirals, clusters of [Read More]
In late spring, the Southern Appalachians are in transition. The weather warms, spring ephemerals fade, and a new display of wildflowers awaits us. The fragrance of wild rose and honeysuckle [Read More]
It's chanterelle mushroom season in Northeast Georgia. Let's see what we can find on the trails! Foraging in summer is a prime time to hone your botanical identification skills, as [Read More]
Join Cara-Lee Langston of Wildcraft Kitchen to learn about foraging and using local fungi as food and medicine. Our day begins with a short presentation about mushrooms, some show-and-tell, and a [Read More]
Join Cara-Lee Langston of Wildcraft Kitchen to learn about foraging and using local fungi as food and medicine. Our day begins with a short presentation about mushrooms, some show-and-tell, and a [Read More]
This walk is SOLD OUT! To be notified if we have a cancellation, send us an email. And watch for more walks with Cara-Lee in the months ahead. Learn to [Read More]
This webinar series focuses on the herbs of the Southern Appalachian Mountains of North America, a region incredibly rich in biodiversity, boasting a wealth of plant species with medicinal properties. [Read More]
This week-long retreat immerses participants in the world of medicinal and edible plants of the Southern Appalachians, a region sometimes referred to as the “Apothecary of North America.” Together, we’ll [Read More]