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Saturday 9th June 2018, 11:00am – 3:30pm, £25
Join expert, Dr Patrick Harding, for illustrated talks and forest forays to learn how to identify edible and medicinal plants. From sorrel soup to nuts in May; from skin creams to digestive remedies - we will learn that plants have so much to offer.
To find out more or to book a place please contact
Lindsey on 0300 067 5467
or email lindsey.mcculloch@forestry.gov.uk
Bookings and payment in advance essential.
Payment is non-refundable.
Suitable for adults and students 16 plus.
£25 per person - Bookings and payment in advance essential.
Payment is non-refundable.
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