Medicine plants are all around us, many carrying common names that hint at their healing gifts. Plants like Knit Bone (Comfrey), Nature’s Band-Aid (Plantain), Wound Wort (Yarrow), and Lungs of the Forest (Usnea) have long been used to support the body through injury, illness, and recovery.
Together, we’ll explore how to recognize, prepare, and use regionally native and commonly cultivated medicinal plants with care and intention, building confidence to support ourselves, our families, and our communities. Come ready to deepen your relationship with Nature’s Medicine Cabinet and learn how to transform plant allies into practical, accessible remedies. This workshop is designed for beginners and seasoned plant lovers alike — all are welcome.
🌿 Hands-on Medicine Making: Guests will process and prepare wild-harvested Wild Cherry bark syrup, traditionally used to support respiratory wellness during winter.
🍯 Take home: ½ pint of Wild Cherry bark syrup
📅 When: Saturday, February 28th | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Where: 1155 B-Street, Forest Grove
💰 Cost:
Individuals: $10–$20 sliding scale
Families: $5–$10 per child sliding scale
🌿 No one turned away for lack of funds
RSVP:
Space is limited — reserve your spot today!
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