August, 2009
Program and Classes and Events Schedule
August Class Special-All Classes 19.95!!

Aug. 4, Tues. 6:00-7:30 Erin’s Meadow Herb Club August Agenda:
Garden Tour and Herbal Treats at The Tellico Village Gardens. This garden trip will be lots of fun and a great opportunity to view a wonderful herb garden tended by The Tellico Village Herb Group. Everyone should meet at the Oak Ridge Wal-Mart parking lot directly across from Panera Bread to carpool or contact Mary Garner for directions mhgarnertn@yahoo.com (865) 408-0337 PLEASE RSVP to Mary by 8-1. Everyone is welcome!
 
Hosted by
Mary Garner
 
Aug. 8, Sat. 10:30  “How to be a Frugal Gardener”
Being a thrifty gardener goes hand in hand with recycling, reducing and reusing. Learn new green gardening ideas and techniques that will save you money while supporting the planet. As the fall planting season approaches (and all through the year) you’ll find this information timely and useful.

 
  Free Program
Aug. 15, Sat. 10:30 “Veggie Patch Herbal Recipes” Culinary/Demo Class 
Are you knee deep in zucchini? Need a quick flavorful meal? Thrilled with the fresh vegetables and herbs you’ve grown this year but need some new ideas in the kitchen? If you answer yes to any of these questions then join us for this class. You’ll discover new, delicious ways to enjoy the garden harvest.
Gina Hileman $25
Aug. 22, Sat. 10:30 “Using Herbal Tinctures, Nature-Made Medicine.” Demo/Class  
Herbal tinctures are very convenient and effective forms of herbal medicine. Learn how they’re made and how they work in the body. See how herbal tinctures compare to the conventional drugs you may be using. Peggy will explain dosages and how easy it is to incorporate these natural medicines into your daily life. Come sample healing herbal tinctures formulated by David Winston, internationally known herbalist and ethno botanist. Herbal tinctures will be available to students for purchase at a 10% discount.
Peggy Merritt $25
Aug. 29, Sat. 10:30 “Herbs for Children-A Back-to-School Guide” Demo/Class
Going back to school is an exciting time for children, but exposure to new people and places, less sleep and more time demands can leave children susceptible to colds, flu, upset stomachs and injuries. Herbal remedies for children are effective and safe alternatives to many OTC medicines. Learn the best herbs to sooth, heal, and fortify your student as they head back to school.

 
Ruth Shelton  $25

JOIN US FOR FALL HERB DAY 2009- SEPT. 12TH 10:00-3:00