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Intentions set, ceremony shared. This is the pebbl

Intentions set, ceremony shared. This is the pebble, these are the ripples. Congratulations 2020 Community Herbalism Program graduates. 🎉🎊🎉
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Flowers from @ladyluckgardens.

Can't believe this week we say goodbye to these sw

Can't believe this week we say goodbye to these sweet souls. For now. Forever grateful for the patience, compassion and hard work of our 2020 students. This has been a tough year to go to herb school, when nothing is as you planned. Yet still we all made it work!

These last two days our 2020 students have present

These last two days our 2020 students have presented their final projects. It has been so powerful to see their commitment to plants and community! And so beautiful to see that despite the obstacles, despite the utter strangeness of this year we have managed to build such a special container together. Thank you to all of you who have made this year so special.✨ 🌿✨

Just had the dreamiest distillation workshop with

Just had the dreamiest distillation workshop with @ritual_botanica at @ladyluckgardens.

Using old-school methods to plan next year's excit

Using old-school methods to plan next year's exciting online Community Herbalism Program. We are taking applications now to begin the review process in November. Apply at our website, link in bio.

(pictured: a smiling @jen.of.the.herbs applies movable color-coded sticky notes representing various classes to a grid of the upcoming school year. potted Selenicereus cacti are visible on the classroom's windowsill, where partially opened windows reveal the treetops outside.)

We spent some time at the field campus last weeken

We spent some time at the field campus last weekend. Here we are talking about the challenges of witnessing the ongoing ecological crisis while also supporting our communities and working for change. So grateful for these students who are willing to have these hard conversations and discuss ways to live and act in these times when everything feels so urgent.

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