
BOTANICA
FABULA
School of Herbal Storytelling
NEWSFLASH! January 2024
We’ve been having lots of good ideas!
Partially in response to inspiring conversations with women and artists in America and Poland in 2024.
we have decided to Create a new way of working!
There will still be all the Very curious herbal online courses, with a new one launching in time for harvest 2025 and we will continue to add new chapters and elements to the existing courses… But there will also be a membership package and a new ‘Hidden herbals’ section, offering advice and insights from aligned Practitioners, fairy tale activism and all sorts of new fabulousness1
existing students will get an automatic upgrade and we’re hoping things will start to shift as spring starts to whisper at imbolc!
so do sign up now and keep an eye out for newsletters in your inbox for more details!
Join us as we meander through the meadows...
Join us as we meander through the meadows...
“I WILL pluck the yarrow fair, That more benign shall be my face, That more warm shall be my lips, That more chaste shall be my speech, Be my speech the beams of the sun, Be my lips the sap of the strawberry.”
The third of a four-part course sharing stories, social history, folklore, and plant use inspired by the work of 18th century pioneering Scotswoman, Elizabeth Blackwell.
Take a walk down The Forest Path...
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Take a walk down The Forest Path... ~
The first of a four-part course sharing stories, social history, folklore, and plant use inspired by the work of 18th century pioneering Scotswoman, Elizabeth Blackwell.
Wander along the Silk Roads with us...
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Wander along the Silk Roads with us... ~
The second of a four-part course sharing stories, social history, folklore, and plant use inspired by the work of 18th century pioneering Scotswoman, Elizabeth Blackwell.
Coming SOON
Handing On
Coming Soon: A digital course version of Handing On, a storytelling collaboration between Amanda Edmiston and her mum, storyteller Jean Edmiston.