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Weekend herbalism course in Pierce County WA

 
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A friend of mine is hosting a two day foraging and herbalism course this year, Friday and Saturday, June 23-24. It'll be a full day each day, foraging and making stuff like tinctures. I forgot the exact cost but it'll be about $200. If you're interested, send me a PM and I'll pass along the contact info. Specifically, they will be meeting in Graham and Eatonville.
 
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What are the types of things that would be foraged? This sounds interesting
 
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Elle Crane wrote:What are the types of things that would be foraged? This sounds interesting



It depends on what is in season and growing. The instructor is planning on scouting out stuff a couple of days before. I think the plan is to go to the Pack Forest in Eatonville.
 
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