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Herbalism for the Winter
Fire cider, elderberry syrup, garlic honey, and warming winter teas with Herbalist Cheryl Smith. Make a preparation to take home, or join online — virtual students receive a supply kit shipped to their door.
December 9, 2026 · 1–3 PM Eastern
In-person or live virtual · Beginner-friendly
Herbalism for Beginners — Virtual
The same beginner herbalism foundations — plant identification, herbal actions, and teas, tinctures, salves, and syrups — studied from home, at your own pace. A supply kit for each class is shipped to you (shipping & handling included).
Start anytime · About 2 hours of material
Virtual · Beginner-friendly
Herbalism for Beginners
Discover the foundations of herbal medicine in this engaging, hands-on class designed for beginners. Learn how to confidently use herbs to support everyday wellness while exploring the traditions, science, and practical applications of herbalism. Whether you're interested in caring for yourself and your family or beginning your herbal journey, this class provides the knowledge and confidence to get started. Available in-person. No prior experience required.
- The basics of herbalism and plant identification
- Common medicinal herbs and their uses
- Herbal actions and the body systems they support
- How to prepare teas, tinctures, salves, and syrups
- Interactive activities and live demonstrations
Hands, herbs & shared discovery.
Hands on learning and teaching
Herbalism for Beginners class reviews
“I had an interest in herbs but didn’t know where to start. Cheryl made the basics easy to understand, and I left feeling more comfortable learning about herbs and preparing simple teas.”
“I loved how approachable this class was. Cheryl explained different preparations, answered our questions, and emphasized safety. It gave me a foundation for continuing to learn.”
“The hands-on learning was my favorite part. Being able to see, smell, and work with the herbs helped everything make sense. Cheryl created such a welcoming space for beginners.”
“I appreciated learning how to research an herb instead of relying on everything I see online. The class helped me understand why preparation, individual needs, and possible interactions matter.”