Discover the benefits of the vibrant pinks, yellows, oranges, and reds as we identify common flowers in the landscape, as well as some of the holistic benefits they hold during this Flowers Foraging workshop.

What To Expect:

Explore nature’s bounty in your community through this hands-on foraging walk! During the summer season, there are many plants to forage for holistic and culinary benefit. During this workshop, participants will take a walk around the property to learn how to identify several wild plant species, as well as some ethical harvesting techniques to use at home. We shall focus on floral anatomy and science of floral picking & “dead-heading” flowers. Each participant will get to try these techniques before returning from the walk to create their own locally-harvested and foraged flower tea blends. Suggested plant recipes will be provided as well for those interested in utilizing flowers for culinary purposes.

Details:

July 21st, at Kerr Park, Downingtown (through the Downingtown Area Recreation Consortium). Registration is through their program website.

Admission is $45 per resident, $65 per non-resident (ages 18+). A $15 materials/refreshments fee is due to the instructor at the start of class. Subscribe to my eblast HERE for event notifications.

Get ready for the Spring Foraging Workshop and learn how I prepare foraged wild-edibles on my YouTube Channel HERE! Learn more on the blog here.