Free Talk on Edible and Medicinal Plants of the Bay Area

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Event:
Free Talk on Edible and Medicinal Plants of the Bay Area
Start:
September 23, 2012 12:00 pm
End:
September 23, 2012 1:00 pm
Cost:
Free
Category:
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Topic:
Farming, Ranching, Foraging, Plants and Fungi
Organizer:
Berkeley Ecology Center
Phone:
510.548.2220 ext. 226
jahan@ecologycenter.org
Updated:
September 11, 2012
Venue:
Lorin Station Greenspace
Address:
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3320 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA, 94703, United States

This event is part of “Reclaim, Rebuild, Reskill: a Series on Growing Your Resiliency”.

Join us before the Lorin Station crop swap for a talk with herbalist Tellur Fenner. He’ll give us an overview of the diverse array of both edible and medicinal plants found growing within our Bay Area micro-climates. Historical and modern medicinal applications will be touched upon, along with any edible and/or utilitarian potential. Tips on basic plant identification will be offered, with an emphasis on how to differentiate poisonous look-alike plants from their beneficial counterparts. Plant family characteristics will be discussed as well. Bring medicinal herbs you are growing to share and discuss.

The Lorin Station Crop Swap provides a fun opportunity to exchange fruits and vegetables from your garden with fellow community members, a chance to participate in the growing food movement and a way to connect with other local gardeners. The crop swap happens from 1-2pm and the Herbal Talk is from 12noon -1pm.

Location: Lorin Station Greenspace, Alcatraz and Adeline, Berkeley.

Info: 510-548-2220 x233, beck@ecologycenter.org.

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