Join Herbalist Tiffany Robbins in learning how herbs were used as medicine during colonial times and how these traditions are carried on today. Herbs and edible plants were key to Philadelphia’s early connection to medicine, and to the foodways of The Woodlands when it was the estate of William Hamilton (1770 - 1813).

Featuring a talk and tour, this event will take place in the historic Hamilton Mansion, and across the 54 acres of The Woodlands. Please plan to walk up to half a mile during this event. After the tour, light refreshments will be provided in the Hamilton Mansion.

This program is co-sponsored with the Historic Foodways Society of the Delaware Valley.

Tickets: $35
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All tickets must be purchased online. No walk ups will be available.

Tiffany Robbins is a clinical herbalist and educator. She is passionate about teaching herbal medicine. Her love for the green world encompasses natural food preparation, ethnobotany, ethical wildcrafting, fiber arts, herbal remedies, and natural perfumery. Tiffany is currently studying East Asian medicine. She teaches at herbal conferences across the country and does private consulting. Tiffany is a Penn State Master Gardener and Tree Tender. Tiffany’s biggest claim to fame is her family. She is happily married with three awesome children and their rambunctious cat Tomato rounds out the family.