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      Erin's Meadow Herb Farm

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    • About Us

      ERIN'S MEADOW

      HERB FARM

      Erin's Meadow Herb Farm began as a weekend business for Kathleen (Kathy) Erin Burke-Mihalczo and husband John T. Mihalczo Jr.

      Twelve acres of land located just outside the city of Oak Ridge, Tennessee turned into a home based business selling fresh cut herbs at local farmers markets.

      Cold frames grew into three greenhouses, and herbal display gardens were built over the first five years. Greenhouse plant production produced thousands of herbs, some varieties rarely seen for sale at the time.

      Herbal education programs were held outside in the gardens under a tent and brought gardeners and cooks alike to the herb farm, eager to learn herb growing methods and culinary techniques. Interest in plant based medicine resurfaced and Erin's Meadow Herb Farm became a local source for herbal medicine makers.

       

      In 2005 the herb shop and kitchen classroom were constructed. Herbal education classes and workshops expanded. A large production garden was built to grow herbs and vegetables used in classes. 2005 also brought the first wedding held in the herb gardens. The years to follow brought film crews to the farm from Jewelry Television, PBS, and local Knoxville TV stations.

       

      Erin's Meadow Herb Farm is dedicated to the beauty, usefulness, and enjoyment of herbs! We love sharing our knowledge and passion for herbs with friends and clients!

       

       

    • Here is what we are growing for 2019

      ERIN'S MEADOW HERB FARM
      PLANT LIST

      INVENTORY NOTICE

       

      We cannot guarantee this plant inventory.

       

      We are open to the public daily and can easily sell out of a particular crop.

       

      Please call to confirm availability. We may also have a few varieties not listed here, so please inquire.

       

      We are the happiest when you are!

       

      HERBS AND PERENNIALS

      Locate traditional medicinal herbs, coveted culinary herbs, herbs for pollinators, ornamental herbs, and flowering perennials here.

       

      Seasonal vegetable plants, berry crops, annual flowers, sedum and succulents, woodland ferns, and hosta complete our wonderful plant selection but are not listed.

       

      New selections for 2019 in bold

       

      Anemone, Pink Charm

      Agastache (Anise Hyssop)

      Agastache 'Kudos Coral'

      Asclepias tuberosa limited)

      Aster Snow Flurry

      Astilbe Peach Blossom

      Astilbe, Red Sentinel

      Baptisia, False Blue Indigo

      Basil, African Blue

      Basil, Amethyst

      Basil, Boxwood

      Basil, Cuban

      Basil Dolce Fresca

      Basil, Greek Columnar (limited)

      Basil, Herbalea Wild Magic

      Basil Lemon, 'Mrs. Burns'

      Basil, Pesto Perpetuo

      Basil, Pistou

      Basil, Piccolino

      Basil, Purple Ruffles

      Basil, Sweet Genovese

      Basil, Sweet Thai

      Basil, Tuscany (lettuce leaf)

      Bee Balm, Red 'Jacob Cline'

      Blanket Flower 'Arizona Sun'

      Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum)

      Borage

      Buddleia 'Buzz Night'

      Calamint, Blue

      Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis)

      Catmint 'Cat's Pajamas'

      Catnip

      Chives

      Chives, Garlic (limited)

      Chamomile, German

      Cilantro

      Columbine, 'Winky Double Red'

      Comfrey

      Coreopsis 'Lil Bang Daybreak'

      Costmary

      Dill, Fernleaf

      Echinacea purpurea

      Echinacea, 'Tomato Soup' (mid- late summer)

      Eucalyptus, Lemon

      Eucalyptus, Silver Dollar

      Eucalyptus, Silver Drop

      Eucalyptus 'Steel Towers'

      Gaura 'Passionate Rainbow'

      Germander, Upright (limited)

      Goldenrod 'Fireworks'

      Hesperis (sweet rocket)

      Hops 'Mt. Hood' (limited)

      Horehound Marrubium vulgare)

      Hyssop

      Ladies Mantle

      Lavender, 'Anouk Supreme'

      Lavender 'Bandera Pink'

      Lavender 'Blue Spear'

      Lavender, French

      Lavender, 'Hidcote'

      Lavender, Mini Blue'

      Lavender, 'Phenomenal'

      Lavender 'Platinum Blonde'

      Lavender, 'Fernleaf'

      Lavender 'Provence White'

      Lavender 'Sweet Romance'

      Lemongrass

      Lemon Balm

      Lemon Verbena

      Leucanthemum 'Becky'

      Lovage

      Marjoram

      Marshmallow

      Milkweed, Common (limited)

      Mint, Chocolate

      Mint, Corsican (limited)

      Mint 'Hillary's Lemon'

      Mint, Peppermint

      Mint, Orange,

      Mint, Spearmint 'Kentucky Colonel'

      Monarda 'Jacob Cline'

      Motherwort

      Motherwort, Siberian

      Mugwort

      Mullein

      Oregano, Golden

      Oregano, Greek

      Oregano, 'Hot and Spicy'

      Oregano, Mexican (limited)

      Parsley, Curled

      Parsley, Italian

      Passiflora incarnata (limited)

      Patchouli

      Pennyroyal

      (Evening) Primrose

      Rosemary, 'Irene'

      Rosemary, 'Salem'

      Rue

      Russian Sage

      Sage, 'Berggarten'

      Sage, Clary

      Sage, Silver Clary (limited)

      Sage, Common

      Sage, Dwarf

      Sage, Mexican Bush

      Sage, Pineapple

      Sage, Purple

      Sage, Tri Color

      Salad Burnett

      Santolina, Green

      Savory, Summer (limited)

      Savory, Winter Creeping

      Soapwort

      Southernwood

      Stachys 'Hummelo'

      Stevia

      Tarragon, French

      Tarragon, Mexican Mint Marigold

      Thyme, Elfin

      Thyme, English

      Thyme, Golden Variegated

      Thyme, Lemon

      Thyme, Yellow Transparent

      Thyme, Silver Edge Lemon

      Thyme Spicy Orange

      Valerian

      Verbena, Bonariensis

      Vervain, Blue

      Woodruff, Sweet

      Wormwood

      Yarrow, 'Cerise Queen'

      Yarrow, Native White

      Yarrow, 'Sassy Summer Lemon'

      Our plants are grown using all natural methods, and all our gardens flourish without the use of harmful chemicals or pesticides. We were organic before organic was cool!

       

      Our collection of basils, lavenders, oreganos and thymes is unmatched in East Tennessee.

       

      We offer a good selection of medicinal herbs for the backyard apothecary, and teach how to grow, harvest and use them in our classes.

    • Erin's Meadow
      Herb Shop

      Dried Bulk Organic Herbs and Teas,
      Medicine Making Supplies,
      Essential Oils and Aromatherapy Tools,
      Herb Books and Gifts, Organic Growing Supplies,
      Garden - tiques (vintage home and garden)

       

       

    • Sign Up Here (Check Out Our Class Info Page for More Details)

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      ERIN'S MEADOW HERB FARM CLASS SCHEDULE

       

    • Events at Erin's Meadow Herb Farm!

      CBD Discovery Day - Free Event -

      (please rsvp erinsmeadow@comcast.net)

      May 5th Sunday 2:00 - 3:30

      CBD or cannabidiol is a non-intoxicating compound of the cannabis plant with enormous therapeutic potential. Regulated by the state of Tennessee, only cannabis varieties with less than 0.3% THC (the psychoactive compound) can be legally grown. Our local hemp growing partner Mountain Simples will explain how CBD oil is commonly extracted from the hemp plant. Both a live hemp plant and dried plant material will be displayed. Learn the basics of the endocannabinoid System (ECS) of the body, how CBD oil is being used therapeutically, and typical CBD oil dosages. Safely issues, including interaction with common pharmaceuticals will be discussed. CBD oil and hemp grown locally by Mountain Simples, and locally processed may be sampled, and purchased. This presentation is for informational purposes only, and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. Please RSVP erinsmeadow@comcast.net or 865-435-1452

      Mother’s Day Tea - Free Event!

      May 11th, Saturday 10:00 - 2:00

      Our beloved annual event! Sample tea and small treats made with herbs from our gardens.

      Bring Mom to tour our beautiful herb gardens and explore the greenhouses and herb shop.

      Meet culinary artist Amy Ridgell as she presents a wonderful sampling of herbal goodies.

      On The Menu:

      Tomato and Corn Salad with Basil Dressing

      Baked Ricotta with Herbs and Crostini

      Watermelon Feta Mint Salad

      Discover Cherokee History, Traditions, and Culture - Free Event!

      May 18th, Saturday 2:00 - 4:00

      Join us as we discuss and discover the rich history of our Cherokee neighbors.

      Many in this area have histories and stories to share. Lead by Crow Caller (read about Crow Caller on our website) whose great grandmother was a full blood. Discover origin myths and information about our friends across the mountain. Attendees should dress to be outside and bring a chair.

      Registration not required, but helpful. Please RSVP erinsmeadow@comcast.net or 865-435-1452

       

      Tennessee Herbalist Guild Meet Up - Free Event

      Everyone is invited!

      May 25th, Saturday 10:30 - 12:00

      All Tennessee herb lovers are invited to attend. Come explore your interest in herbs! Learn about the Tennessee Herbalist Guild, local chapter of the American Herbalist Guild.

      “Starting an Herb Garden” - Presentation by Kathy E. Burke Mihalczo, owner of Erin’s Meadow Herb Farm. RSVP Requested: email erinsmeadow@comcast.net or call 865-435-1452

      Lavender Discovery Day - Free Event!

      June 1st , Saturday 10:30 - 12:00

      Did you know there are about 40 species of lavender? Discover the English, French, and Spanish lavenders, and the Lavandin hybrids. See how each are used in cooking, medicine and aromatherapy. Find out which lavenders are best for our East Tennessee climate and how to grow, harvest, and preserve the lavender crop. Attendees will enjoy demonstrations and take home an informative handout. Registration not required, but helpful. Please RSVP erinsmeadow@comcast.net or 865-435-1452

    • Information about our Programs, Classes & Events

      ABOUT CLASSES & EVENTS

       

      FREE EVENTS -
      Open to the public
      Registration not required
      May include an optional activity for a fee.
       

      *Please note all class times are approximate

       

      DEMO/CLASS -

      (Groupons are valid for Demo/Classes ONLY. Please call to sign up, and bring your coupon)

      1-2 hours long with time for discussion and questions after class
      Students see a demonstration and sample recipes or formulas
      Students take home an informative handout

       

      OTHER CLASSES (Herbal Health Class, Wellness Class, etc.) –
      1-2 hours long with time for discussion and questions after class
      Students may sample recipes/formulas or participate in an activity
      Students take home an informative handout

       

      CULINARY CLASS -
      1 ½ hour long with time for discussion and questions after class
      Student will see culinary demonstrations and enjoy a full meal.
      Students take home recipes

       

      WORKSHOPS –

      Vary in length from 2 - 4 hours or more, with time for discussion and questions after class
      May include a hands on activity with provided materials and supplies
       

      All class fees are non-refundable. 
      However, a student may receive a credit towards another class of the same or lesser price within the calendar year IF the student calls to drop out of a class 1 week prior to the class.

      • Credit must be used within the same calendar year
      • Credit will be given towards a class of the same or lesser price
      • Credit may only be used on classes, and cannot be used towards merchandise


      We understand unforeseen circumstances arise, so we want you to attend and enjoy a class

       

       

      BY WEBSITE
      You will receive an email confirmation from us, and Paypal

       

      BY PHONE
      You may sign up for a class by calling us with a credit card payment. Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card, American Express and Paypal cards are accepted. We will give you a receipt when you arrive for the class.
       

      BY MAIL
      You may pay for a class by mailing a check 1 week before the class.
      Please include a phone number on all checks.

    • Group Visits and Corporate Wellness Programs

      Owner Kathy E. Burke Mihalczo offers fun, informative herbal wellness programs and activities for your employees or organization designed to educate and cultivate awareness of the benefits of using herbs as part of a naturally healthy lifestyle. Topics include Growing Herbs, Herbs in the Kitchen, Healthy Herbal Teas, Herbal Medicine Making, Natural Skin Care, Green Housecleaning, Herbal Crafting, Essential Oils and more.

      We host groups at our beautiful herb farm or travel to your venue.

      Kathy has presented programs for the Dogwood Arts Festival, Healthy Living Expo, University of Tennessee Gardens, Memphis Botanic Gardens, and Clayton Homes Corporation.

      Kathy is a regular contributor on WBIR-TV "Mornings with Fox43" in Knoxville, Tennessee

       

      Private Classes and Herbal Activities at our herb farm

      Corporate Wellness and Group Programs at your Venue

    • Erin's Meadow Herb Farm Instructors

      Kathy E. Burke Mihalczo

      Owner of Erin's Meadow Herb Farm

      Kathy is a community herbalist who started Erin's Meadow Herb Farm in 1995. Kathy teaches a variety of herbal education classes on growing herbs, using herbs in the kitchen, herbal and natural skin care, herbal teas, and herbal medicine making. Her classes are informative and fun!

      Amy Ridgell

      Knoxville Culinary Artist/Instructor and Owner of The Savory Whisk

      Amy shares her joyful spirit and incredible talent offering a variety of culinary classes in our beautiful kitchen classroom. Her students describe her dishes as uniquely delicious and truly memorable!

      Come enjoy Amy's fun step-by-step cooking demonstrations, hands - on instruction, and delicious meals. Everyone takes home recipes and inspiration! http://www.thesavorywhisk.com

       

      Katherine Justice

      Creator at Dexter's Designs

      Katherine grew up crafting, sewing and gardening with her mother and grandmother. Her craft business Dexter's Designs creates unique gifts that can be personalized for any occasion or person, no matter their age or gender. Katherine's cat Dexter was the inspiration for her company name. He is her one eyed wonder, assisting in most creations, or he at least supervises! Dexter's Designs continually seeks new and exciting crafting ideas to learn, create, and share.

      https://www.facebook.com/dextersdesigns139/

      Crow Caller

      Crow Caller writes about his life and journey---“In 1990 I began a journey of remembrance. Having come from a background of traditional Christian teachings, the study of world religions, and deep involvement with A Course in Miracles, I was led by Spirit to become active in the study and practice of Native American teachings and Shamanism. On this journey I expanded my studies to include Hawaiian and Celtic Shamanism. When researching my family history, I discovered a Native Cherokee Indian ancestry in my mother’s lineage that led me to a deeper appreciation and dedication to walking the Good Red Road. My Shamanic training comes from the teachings of Michael Harner and the Foundation for Shamanic Studies as well as Huna (Hawaiian) Shamanism taught by Serge Kahili King. The Shamanic procedures I incorporate into my practice include Soul Retrievals, Shamanic Extraction, and Shamanic Counseling. I also facilitate hands-on workshops on these techniques.

      In 1992 I met Joseph Rael, Beautiful Painted Arrow (a Southern Ute), and Native American Elder Picuris Pueblo, and began yet another journey. Beautiful Painted Arrow gave his Teachings and Blessings for me to facilitate Sweat Lodges and to lead Dances based on his visions. Over the years I have been involved with the leadership and facilitation of Long Dances, Drum Dances, and Moon/Sun Dances in the United States and Australia. I also guide individual and group Vision Quests and teach explorations of the Medicine Wheel, modalities which provide experiential opportunities for life changes.

      For the past ten years I have been actively involved in the ManKind Project USA, an international men’s network of interdependent centers. We are an order of men called to reclaim the sacred masculine for our time, through initiation, training, and action in the world

      With Honor & Respect – Charles Patterson – Crow Caller

      CoreyPine Shane, RH (AHG)

      Director of the Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine in Asheville, NC

      CoreyPine has spent well over 20 years helping clients by artfully blending Chinese and Western herbal traditions with a focus on local plants. As a seasoned harvester, he has extensive knowledge of wild plants as well as medicine making. He is the author of the e-book, “Herbs for Pain,” has taught at many national herb conferences, and is a registered member of the American Herbalists Guild. CoreyPine believes that laughter is an essential part of any medicine chest, which is why he is a part of the “Wise Guy” school of healing

      http://www.blueridgeschool.org/

      River Fern Bryant

      Owner of River Song Massage and Herbs

      River Fern Bryant has been holding space for cacao ceremonies for a few years and recently had the opportunity to be in Guatemala with the Cacao Shaman, Keith Wilson. Through her study of Plant Spirit Medicine, Native American Spirituality, Compassionate Communication, and Circling, River has developed a sweet, safe way to hold space for deep heart opening and healing through Cacao Ceremony.

       

      www.riversongmassageandherbs.com

       

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      132 England Ln .
      Clinton, Tennessee 37716
      2019
      Feb 2 - March 2
      Sat. Only 10 - 5

      Mar 5 - June 30
      Tues - Sat. 10 - 5,
      Sun 12 - 5
      Closed April 21, May 12 & 26, June 16

      July 1-Dec 21
      Wed - Sat 10 -5
      Closed July 4
      Closed Nov 27 - Nov 30
      865-435-1452
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      We may collect personal identification information from Users in a variety of ways, including, but not limited to, when Users visit our site, register on the site, place an order, subscribe to the newsletter, and in connection with other activities, services, features or resources we make available on our Site. Users may be asked for, as appropriate, name, email address, mailing address, phone number. Users may, however, visit our Site anonymously. We will collect personal identification information from Users only if they voluntarily submit such information to us. Users can always refuse to supply personally identification information, except that it may prevent them from engaging in certain Site related activities.

       

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      Changes to this privacy policy

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      132 England Lane, Clinton, TN 37716
      (865) 435-1452
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