Clinical Traditions Herb Co.
Summer's Herbalism Workshop: Summer Soltice
Summer's Herbalism Workshop: Summer Soltice
Seasonal Nourishment: Herbal Remedies for Summer
A guided farm tour and hands-on remedy making workshop as an invitation to connect with the natural world and explore what summer seasonal nourishment looks like in Northeast FL.
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Date: Sunday, June 21, 2026
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Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
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Capacity: 16 people
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Ticket price: $45/person or $70/two tickets
DESCRIPTION
Celebrate the Summer Equinox with two herbalists and a group of like-minded plant lovers.
From Kat’s Maier’s Energetic Herbalism (with some editing):
“Sunshine and warmth bring about the growth and maturation of what was seeded in the spring, whether in our gardens, bodies, thoughts, or emotions.
The most yang of elements is Fire, the element of summer. Fire provides a spark to ignite and direct creativity and is about providing and receiving warmth from relationships … to nourish the Heart’s joy. The heart is the key summer organ.
When we consider the increase in heat and activity typical of summer, we understand why the cooling, relaxing nature of bitter is most appropriate.”
EVENT DETAILS
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We will welcome the summer and each other.
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We will learn about bidens alba, sida, lemongrass, roselle and other FL summer loving plants growing in the garden/yard!
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Each of us will craft our own herbal blend to take home while we sip and snack on some seasonal goodies made with locally foraged and grown ingredients. So grab a friend and get ready for this one-of-a-kind herbal experience!
*Bring your own 16oz mason jar. Address provided after registration/payment. Parking is limited, so carpooling is incentivized (see ticket options below)- bring a friend!
The event is hosted in partnership between Kaki, Clinical Traditions, and Nadia, Beeskeeper Covers.
Natalie, Taproot Apothecary, will be back with us for the Fall Equinox Workshop.
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More about your hosts:
Herbalist Kaki of Clinical Traditions - Florida native, clinical herbalist, UNF MHS & farmer since 2020, is a practicing herbalist who is driven to make herbal remedies.
“I wish to steward this ¾ acre as best as I can. I am most passionate about my family's health, regenerative agriculture, my local economy & vitality, the pollinators, eating the weeds, and exercise.”
Nadia Korths, Beeskeeper Covers, Murray Hill Farmer’s Market co-founder, and local forager. Nadia, entering her 8th decade, has been foraging for more than 30 years. The sumer borders of her food forest yield mulberry and biden alba leaves. The gentle bitters chicory and mugwort growing with little input are blended into salads.
Nadia is most known for making and selling biodegradable food covers at RAM for the past 11 years.