Resources
Welcome to our growing library of short lessons and resources.
10 DAY MINI COURSE
A 10-Day Exploration of 10 Herbal Allies
COURSE DATES: JULY 15 - 24, 2024
This course is a gentle invitation to get to know 10 of my favorite medicinal herbs more deeply. Each day, we will drink and discuss one herb, getting to know her better.
The course includes:
Daily Herbal Infusions
Short Daily Lessons
10-minute sensory plant meditations
Join me on this journey to find depth and connection in the wise world of medicinal herbs.
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Starting a Garden
BLOG SERIES
Read along to start your gardening journey with helpful practical information. At the end of the day, you will do gardening your way, but knowing some basics will set you up for success.
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Herbal Infusions
DAILY RITUAL
Herbal infusions are a time-honored tradition in many cultures. By replacing your daily intake of water with herbal infusions, you will not only feel hydrated, but also nourished and grounded.
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Wrightwood Nature School
IN PERSON CLASSES
Nature School is open twice a year during the spring and fall for 8 weeks. During this time, students experience the transition from winter to spring and summer to fall as the garden moves through a cycle of birth, growth and inevitable death. Students spend time in community playing and learning about the ecosystem, regenerative gardening, herbalism and the food cycle from soil to plate to compost.
Blog
How we started a Nature School in our garden
Nature School was the first project of what later became Growing Up Rooted. Now we are also an apothecary and community space, but above all our goal is to raise the next generation of people forever Rooted in Nature. This is how we started.
Recap on Spring at the Nature School
Spring series at the Nature School ended a few weeks back so here’s a quick photo recap of some of the fun we had this season.
How we Started a Snack Garden for Kids
This year we’re focusing on growing snacks in the garden. Fruits and veggies the kids will want to eat straight off the plant. Foraging in the garden is a great way to encourage time outdoors and close observation, so let’s talk about what we’re growing this year that will make the kids go outside for more.