easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves light walking and seated instruction.
Discover the healing power of local herbs with a hands-on Intro to Herbalism class at Providence Hill Farm in Atchison, Kansas. Learn to make simple remedies and build your personal herbal notebook in this immersive private experience.
3 Hours • All Ages • Gain confidence in your herbal knowledge
Immerse yourself in the world of herbalism with this hands-on class, where you'll learn to create simple, effective remedies for everyday wellness. Explore key medicinal herbs, their uses, and preparation methods while building your own Materia Medica Herbalism Notebook. Gain confidence in using nature's healing power for you and your family.
3 Hours
Learn the lost art of making simple, effective home remedies safe enough for everyday use. We will cover plant profiles including actions, properties, methods of preparation, indications, uses and safety precautions for all herbs used through handouts which allow you to build your own Materia Medica Herbalism Notebook.
Opt for breathable, casual clothes suitable for outdoor herb gathering and classroom activities.
Although you'll receive a Materia Medica Herbalism Notebook, having your own materials helps capture additional notes and questions.
Kansas summers can bring mosquitoes; use insect repellent to stay comfortable in the outdoor areas of the farm.
Carry water with you to remain refreshed during both field exploration and indoor instruction sessions.
Atchison is one of Kansas's oldest cities, founded in 1854 with a rich heritage linked to early river trade and Native American culture.
Providence Hill Farm practices sustainable herb harvesting and organic farming methods to protect native plant populations and promote biodiversity.
Helps record observations and personal herbal notes throughout the class.
Protects feet during outdoor herb identification and collection.
Keeps mosquitoes and other bugs away during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is important during field excursions and indoor sessions.