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Herbalism Culinary Herbs Gardening

Make Herbal Infusions

Single Session
Friday, June 12
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location
Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103 United States Directions
Phone (206) 633-0451

Turn herbs from your garden into culinary and medicinal infusions. Herbs like mint, fennel, lavender and chamomile are easy to grow and can be made into healthful and delicious homemade products. Learn how to grow, harvest and utilize garden herbs in your kitchen pantry and medicine cabinet. Plus, you’ll leave with infusions to test and enjoy!

During this 4 hour session, we will:

  • Discuss and taste different types of infusions including decoctions, vinegars, oils and syrups
  • Explore the various culinary and medicinal uses of these herbal preparations
  • Take a garden tour
  • Learn varieties of plants to grow and which parts of plants to harvest
  • Make an herb-infused vinegar to take home

This class will take place both indoors and outdoors with hands-on activities. We will take a half-hour break mid-way through the day for lunch. Participants will receive a detailed outline with information and recipes, along with herbal infusions to enjoy at home. Cost of class includes supplies.

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About the Instructor

Marni Sorin
Marni has worked as a farmer, a gardener, and an environmental educator over the last 15 years – spending time with plants and people outside is what brings her joy. In her role at Tilth Alliance, she manages the adult education program, teaches gardening classes, and cares for the Good Shepherd Center Learning Garden, along with our community volunteers.

Additional Information

Tilth Alliance strives to provide educational experiences that honor our values of accessibility and equity. Currently, we offer:

  • Sliding scale tickets to make our classes accessible for everyone, regardless of financial means. Please select the ticket type that works for you.
  • In solidarity with food justice and food sovereignty for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), we reserve spaces in each class for BIPOC community members free of charge. If you identify as BIPOC, and would benefit from a free option, please select BIPOC Solidarity ticket.

We offer a mix of online, in-person and hybrid online/in-person classes. During our in-person sessions, we follow current COVID-19 safety protocols. Please review our COVID-19 policies before registering.

Please read our Photo and Cancellation Policy. Please reach out to Marni Sorin if you have any questions.