Historically, people used a lot of plants for ailments and diseases, some of which have held up through modern science and research, and others that have not. This program will focus on the benefits of blackberry, both modern and historic.
First, we'll head outside to find and identify wild blackberry. Then we'll make and test a decoction using directions from a Confederate surgeon in 1863! We'll also make a medicinal blackberry tea and harvest seeds from some delicious store bought blackberry's to grow later. At the end of the program, anyone who wants one can take a blackberry plant home with them!
Allergen warning: blackberries and tannins
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