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Welcome to Joy of Herbs

Exploring herb cultivation and traditional uses, from seed to sip.

This space is dedicated to exploring herb cultivation and traditional plant uses, from seed to sip.
​We provide clear, practical educational resources on how to grow and utilize plants, whether you are cultivating a backyard garden or exploring traditional preparations for tea, skin, and hair.
About Us

In Production: The Seed-to-Sip Video Series

A new weekly series exploring the life cycle and traditional uses of herbs, kicking off with the Basil Family.
What to expect per featured plant:
​Part 1 (Garden): Cultivation, soil, companion planting, and harvesting tips.
​Part 2 (Workshop): Step-by-step recipes and therapeutic uses for wellness, skin, and hair.
​The Blog: Downloadable planting notes and recipe guides.

(Look out for a standalone feature on Tulsi coming later this season!)

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Upcoming Local Classes: Beauty Inside & Out (Targeting 2027 Launch)​

A 5-Part Hands-On Herbal Workshop Series
​We’re currently constructing our Herb Shed classroom and expanding parking to welcome local students! Once construction is complete, registration will open for this 5-part series.
​Each class explores 4 distinct herbs, covering:
​Cultivation: Planting, growing, companion options, and harvesting.
​Botanical Actions: Traditional and therapeutic benefits.
​Preparations: Hands-on recipes for wellness, skin, and hair care.
​Join the early-access waitlist to receive behind-the-scenes building updates and notification when registration opens.

The information provided on Joy of Herbs, including all text, graphics, videos, recipes, and other material, is for educational and informational purposes only. Rebekah is an herbalist with a Master’s in Herbal Medicine, but she is not a licensed medical doctor or healthcare provider. Content on this website, in videos, or in classes is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, nor is it a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or before introducing new herbs into your regimen.