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Join us as we learn from our village herbalist, Chrystal Cocek. Fall is the perfect time to begin preparing your herbal medicine cabinet for the cold months ahead. The “witches and weeds” portion of the class will be a fascinating look into the history of what it means to be a “witch” - as well as an exploration around popular symbolism.

Chrystal - a practicing herbalist with over 25 years of experience and a degree in natural health, will share her favorite immune season herbal recipes to stay healthy throughout the colder months. You’ll learn about traditional preparations like Fire Cider, Garlic Honey, and participate in creating an elderberry tincture you’ll get to take home with you.

Cost: $65 per person.

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Walk through the neighborhood with village herbalist Chrystal Cocek to learn about native plants and everyday “weeds” that you can prepare for medicinal use.

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Add color, diversity, and abundance to your garden this summer with our handpicked selection of unique, heirloom varieties. 🍆🥦🌶️🌱

Our commitment to regenerative, organic growing practices means you’re choosing the highest quality plant to feed you family and your soil.

All starts are grown in our own blend of organic compost with zero chemical fertilizers (something you won’t find at most garden centers).

Browse and preorder for best selection.

With spring in full swing and a summer full of adventures ahead, it's the perfect time to equip yourself with the knowledge and tools for natural wellness.

Plenty Heirloom Farms is thrilled to offer an exclusive class on building your own Herbal First Aid Kit, led by our village herbalist, Chrystal Cocek.

This comprehensive class covers everything you need to create three tailored herbal first aid kits for hiking, travel, and home care.

Here’s a sneak peek into what you'll learn:

-Identify acute vs. chronic conditions: how herbal first aid addresses acute care needs.

-Assemble personalized kits: Learn to assemble personalized kits with natural remedies for a variety of situations

- Herb uses and preparations for scenarios from hiking injuries to kitchen burns.

- Herbal Properties: learn the antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and healing benefits of different herbs and how to use them effectively.

Gain wisdom on being mindful in nature, and feel prepared for common outdoor encounters.

Join us for a hands on class out in our gardens!

Saturday, April 27, 2022 - 9:30 - 11am

505 W. 8th St. Loveland 80537

Come and help us plant some of our early spring crops - onions, carrots, beets & potatoes.

In the process you will learn:

• How to assess what your garden soil needs as you prepare to plant

• Ways to help keep seed moist to ensure better germination

• How to prepare certain seed for planting

You’ll go home with an informational packet for referencing later.

Please wear comfortable clothing that will allow you to work and get dirty. We suggest bringing a pair of garden gloves.

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Saturday, March 23rd 9:30am - 11:30am

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Come join us an learn from Chrystal Cocek, our village Herbalist all about how to utilize tea both for nourishment as well as flavor.

In this class - we will learn about nourishing herbal infusions to support health, how to make a decoction for blending your own warming chai, as well as learning to craft your own tea blends with a balance of base, middle and high notes.

Learn to craft simple tea blends that support your every day wellness, and which herbs can make the biggest impact to your body’s natural resilience, adaptability all the way down to cellular renewal.

You will get to taste several different teas, as well as get hands on experience in brewing and infusing your own!

We hope you will join us!

Location of class (near Downtown Loveland) will be emailed to you after your sign up.