Length

1 hour 26 minutes

Class Description

Herb seed sowing and propagation don’t always follow a springtime schedule. In nature, seeds fall to the ground, often lying dormant through winter, waiting for the perfect moment to germinate. But what if they never experience winter—will they still grow? How can you increase the number of perennial herbs in your garden without breaking the bank? When is the right time to take cuttings or collect seeds from flowers, and what should you do next? September is a busy time in the garden prepping for the following growing season, and it’s the perfect moment to learn about herb cultivation, propagation techniques, and seed collection. In this class you will discover how to make the most of your garden and grow more sustainably.

About the Teacher

Patti Travioli is a traditional herbalist, horticulturist, and steward of the land at Heartwood Forest Farm in Cedar, Michigan, where she specializes in cultivating culinary and medicinal herbs. With a deep connection to the land, she draws artistic inspiration from the diverse plants around her, using nature as her canvas. Patti is passionate about sharing the healing and creative potential of the natural world, encouraging others to step outside and immerse themselves in the beauty and wisdom nature has to offer.

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