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The Grounded Herbalist:
Growing + Harvesting Your Medicine

Join us in a comprehensive, heart-centered course designed to teach you how to grow, tend, and harvest your own medicinal plants with confidence.

  • Class Date + Time

    July 25, 10 AM PST

  • Class Duration

    3 Hours

  • Class Location

    Google Meet

  • Materials Provided

    Handouts

    Deepen Your Herbal Wisdom with Practical Growing Skills and Understanding Your Medicine

    In this course, you’ll learn how to cultivate herbs from seed to harvest while building a strong foundation in plant biology, soil health, and nutrient cycles.

    We’ll walk through the full life cycle of medicinal plants, how they grow, what they need, and how to work with nature instead of against it.

    We’ll focus on a core group of foundational herbs, including calendula, chamomile, tulsi, mint, and hollyhock, so you can confidently grow and work with these plants in your own space - no matter how big or small.

    You'll Gain Clear, Practical Guidance In:

    • Soil building, composting, and sustainable garden practices
    • Plant nutrients, common deficiencies, and how to support healthy growth naturally
    • Understanding plant diseases, how to prevent them, and what to do if they show up
    • Pruning techniques to encourage healthy, productive plant
    • Harvesting herbs at peak potency, and so much more!

      Sustainability + Stewardship

      This course emphasizes sustainability, intuition, and stewardship, guiding you not just in how to grow herbs, but how to build a meaningful relationship with the land and the medicine it offers wherever you are.

      By the end, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to grow your own apothecary garden and a deeper connection to the plants that support your well-being.

      Stacy Leal-Isla
      Instructor

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      About

      Stacy is an herbalist and grower with a degree in Sustainable Agriculture devoted to the practice of growing medicine from the ground up. Her work centers on the relationship between plant, soil, and steward, guiding students through the full cycle of cultivation, harvest, and preparation.

      Based in the Arizona desert, she specializes in growing in challenging climates, seed saving, and transforming plants into meaningful, usable medicine, blending practical skill with a deep respect for the land.
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