Plant Medicine Workshop
Wednesday, February 6th
9am-noon
Come explore the medicinal plants – wild and cultivated – in One Island’s gardens, learn about their medicinal properties and make an herbal infusion with local ethnobotany educator, Momi Subiono.
We’ll take an informative guided plant walk through native, canoe, and cultivated medicinal plants, then harvest and prepare selected herbs for a take-home oil-based infusion. From plant to practice, you can increase your knowledge of herbal self-care and gain new found appreciation for the plants of Hawaii. Location: Painted Church Rd. Honaunau, South Kona.
$35 including materials
RSVP for 9am-noon workshop at
hawaii@oneisland.org
Momi Subiono is an herbalist who has worked on projects with Botanical Dimensions, The Amy B. H. Greenwell Ethnobotanic Garden, The University of Minnesota, and the Ke Kula ‘O Ehunuikaimalino Hawaiian Language Immersion School. She brings a family lineage of Hawaiian plant uses to her practice and prepares salves, ointments and tinctures from wild crafted and garden grown plants. http://konamomishells.tripod.com/
