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Fall Wild Plant Foraging


As autumn light falls upon the trees and amplifies the golden glow of the plant world, we are reminded of this time of harvest. Plants are beginning to turn their energy back into the Earth; making fruits and seeds for the growing year to come. This is the time to reap what we have sown, to be with the last of the wild abundance, to store what is needed for the winter and strengthen our immune systems.

Join Rachael Witt as she leads us on wild plant harvests and expeditions. In this five session Fall harvesting series, we will learn about the plant identification, ethical harvesting, the energetics of the season as well as wild edibles and medicinals. We will gather, process and bring home harvested plants, recipes and knowledge to prepare ourselves for the change in season.

Part 1: Savoring Seeds

  • Date and Time: Thursday, September 8th from 4pm - 6pm

  • Location: Tolt MacDonald Park, Carnation, WA

Part 2: Bitter Digestives

  • Date and Time: Thursday, September 22nd from 4pm - 6pm

  • Location: The Highlands Homestead, Duvall, WA

Part 3: Fall Fruits

  • Date and Time: Thursday, October 6th from 4pm - 6pm

  • Location: McCormick Park in Duvall, WA

Part 4: Immunomodulators

Date and Time: Thursday, October 20th from 4pm - 6pm

  • Location: TBA, Snoqualmie Valley

Part 5: Roots for the Respiratory

  • Date and Time: Thursday, November 3rd from 4pm - 6pm

  • Location: The Highlands Homestead, Duvall, WA

Tuition: $40 for one day OR $190 for five part series

Open to ages 13 and up (10-12 with an adult).