easy
2–3.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves gentle walking on uneven terrain with occasional sitting.
Step into Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley for a hands-on botanical medicine workshop led by expert herbalist Benna. Learn to identify, harvest, and craft remedies from local plants at the Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens.
Expect walking on uneven gravel and woodland paths; choose footwear with good traction.
Weather can shift quickly—layered clothing keeps you comfortable throughout the experience.
Bugs can be active, especially near plants and woodlands, so applying natural repellent helps stay comfortable.
Carry a refillable water bottle to stay refreshed during the walk and workshop.
The Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens serve as a living collection supporting research, education, and conservation in this historic university town.
This program emphasizes sustainable wild harvesting and supports local forest preservation through dedicated donations.
Provides support and grip on gravel and woodland paths.
Allows easy adjustment for fluctuating weather during the outing.
Keeps you hydrated through the workshop and nature walk.
Helps prevent bites when spending time near plants and woods.
spring|summer|fall specific