Plant Pictures and Upcoming Herb Classes
We are now deep into the unfolding green magic of summer, and as rainfall returns to normal, the plants are vibrant and lush. Here are some pictures I've taken in my rambles these past few months. Note that not all of them are medicinal but some, like American Columbo, are rare and quite beautiful and it was very exciting to find them. I hope you enjoy my photos, let me know if you have questions about any of them.
Patricia Kyritsi Howell
(with Ganoderma mushrooms!)
2010 Herbal Studies Certification Program
Registration is now open for our ten-month in-depth program that begins in February 2010.
August 22, 2009
BotanoLogos Herb Program Reunion Picnic
Calling all BotanoLogos Herb Program graduates!
Join Patricia and lots of your former classmates for an afternoon of good food and conversation in one of the most beautiful botanical sites in the north Georgia mountains.
Date and Time: Saturday August 22, 2009. 12:00 to 4:00 PM.
For details and directions, send us an e-mail.
August 29 & 30, 2009
Introduction to Healing with the Five Elements
The foundation of all holistic healing traditions is a deep understanding how the Earth's rhythms influence life.
This weekend is an introduction to these profound concepts and their practical application in healing with herbal medicines.
Five Elements Seminar Details.
September 5 & 6, 2009
Herbs of Late Summer: Hands-On Harvesting
and Medicine-Making Workshop
Late summer is the busiest time of year for the wildcrafting herbalist. Join us for a full weekend of harvesting herbs and making medicines.
The weekend offers a chance to learn hands-on harvesting methods, practice medicine making and learn about the therapeutic uses of over twenty herbs.
Herbs of Later Summer: Hands-On Harvesting Details.
September 19, 2009
Fall Foraging and Wild Foods Dinner
We are putting the together the details for the fall wild foods dinner to be held at the Beechwood Inn, Clayton, Georgia. The wild foods foraging hike and seminar we recently hosted was a huge success and we anticipate another sell-out event this fall.
Send us an e-mail and we'll let you know as soon as registration begins for the Fall Wild Foods Dinner.
BotanoLogos School for Herbal Studies is located in Rabun County, Georgia (USA). Rabun County is about 100 miles northeast of Atlanta, Georgia and 90 miles southwest of Asheville, NC.
For information about local accomodations, see our Visitor's Guide to Rabun County.
Feel free to contact us with your questions
or call 706-746-5485
