What we do

We work at the intersection of plants, people and culture.

We bring people together to share and explore cultural and folk knowledge about plants.

We support community wellbeing and cohesion by connecting people to plants, herbal medicine and nature.

We try to find ways to increase accessibility to all of our activities

Here are some of the ways we are doing this:

We run funded community gardening days, welcoming people of all backgrounds. You can read more about our community garden days on our volunteer page.

We offer ticketed sliding-scale learning opportunities focused on plant knowledge, including herbal medicine and growing courses. All profits raised from these events help fund our community garden and work. See our learn with us page to find out more about what courses and workshops we currently have on offer.

We run community medicine making workshops. We are also planning to offer more free community events and resources.

See our what’s on page for a full listing of our upcoming events. 

We occasionally facilitate funded wellbeing spaces in nature just for people of colour, incorporating herbs to support people’s wellbeing and resilience.