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Enrollment for the Herb Gardening Mini-Course is closed for now, but your herbal journey doesn't have to stop here!

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Our FREE self-paced course includes 3 videos + 3 written lessons:

Introduction to Holistic Herb Gardening

What are herbs? Why grow herbs? Learn our core tenets of holistic herb gardening and start your own sustainable garden.

Five Easy to Grow Herbs for Beginners

Explore how to grow and use five easily cultivated medicinal herbs in pots or in your own garden space.

The Medicinal Culinary Herb Garden

Discover which common culinary herbs are packed with medicinal properties and bring them into your garden and kitchen.

This mini-course is only open once a year—garden gates are closed until next time! But you can enroll in any of our full-length herbal programs year-round and start learning whenever you're ready.

Our online herbal courses help you connect more deeply with plants and the earth through bioregional herbalism. Whether you're just beginning or building on existing experience, our expert-led programs offer the knowledge and hands-on skills to support your herbal path. 

Every course includes lifetime access, a 14-day money-back guarantee, and support from real humans who love herbs as much as you do.

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"Going to the Chestnut School has been one of the best decisions of my life. It very much shaped my path and is something I'm grateful for every day. I use my herbal knowledge in every possible way for my business! From plant identification to knowing what part to harvest, to knowing what the plant should look, feel, smell and taste like, to tuning into the plants message, to grounding my own energy…and feeling Chestnut's encouragement and support to get out there and offer my gifts (and the plants’) to the world!"

 

Katie GrearOwner, herbalist, and medicinal herb farmer at Kestrel Herb Farm, Chestnut School Graduate


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