The recording of 5 Weeds With Benefits with herbalist Lindsey Feldpausch is now available to watch right here! As a special bonus, Yardstead Society members can also save 15% on some of the best herbology courses and workshops at The Herbal Academy through September 30 with code: YARDSTEAD15 Have a question about the workshop or something Lindsey shared? Tag @Lindsey Feldpausch in the comments below!

We’re going LIVE in just a few hours with @Lindsey Feldpausch from the Herbal Academy for a completely free workshop all about Weeds With Benefits. We’re talking about 5 useful herbs you may already have growing around you, how to identify them, what they’re used for, and how you can use them too. Also... we just crossed 500 members in here!! 🎉 Pretty cool that 500+ of us now have a place to come together and learn this kind of stuff! Don’t miss this workshop. Join us LIVE at 11 AM Mountain time! See you in just a few short hours! Join the call directly here -> https://www.skool.com/live/Q3D66YMkM24?

We’ve got another live Expert Session coming to the Yardstead Society! On Thursday, September 17th from 11am–12pm Edmonton time, we’ll be joined by Lindsey Feldpausch, RH (AHG), clinical herbalist and Assistant Director at @herbalacademy. And we’re talking about something I think you guys are going to LOVE: 5 useful herbs you may already have growing in your garden. Not every useful herb needs to be intentionally planted. Some of the plants we pull, mow down, or call “weeds” have a long history of traditional herbal use. Lindsey is going to walk us through five common plants, including how to recognize them, their traditional uses, and simple ways to prepare them for your home apothecary. Come live, bring your questions, and I have a feeling you might look at the “weeds” in your yard a little differently afterward. 🌿 Free to join for everyone inside the Yardstead Society!! Thursday, September 17th | 11am–12pm Mountain Time 👉 https://www.skool.com/live/Q3D66YMkM24 PS: Find all upcoming LIVE calls on the calendar - > https://www.skool.com/yardsteadsociety/calendar

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