Farm Tour & Tree Sale, Forage with Return To Nature's Dan DeLion
Wednesday July 1st, 2020
Facebook event link: facebook.com/events/275642587129431/
Details: Interwoven will be having the first open farm day of the year, with a socially distanced farm tour offered, and a tree sale, with many varieties of trees (list and prices coming soon). You are welcome to come to one or both of the classes/walks, or just visit the plant sale between 1-4:30, or at 5:15-7:00)
Tentative schedule as follows.
Join Dan De Lion of Return to Nature at 1 pm, for a foraging and herbalism class/walk. Dan has ventured all over the country, offering these popular wild harvesting classes, and we are honored to host him here at Interwoven. (see the details on his event link, which will be pinned in the discussion. Suggested donation to Return to nature is 25$). There will be a brief break (likely 3:30-4:30) before Michael offers a farm tour and permaculture discussion, and you are welcome to peruse the plant sale, purchase goods from the farm stand, swim, converse, snack, or relax during this brief window. Farm tour at 4 or 4:30 (donations for this tour are accepted for the mission of Interwoven). The plant sale will be open until 7 pm.
We will tour a currently in development diverse mixed species agroforestry system, modeled after local ecology, with a goal of creating a multi generational low maintenance food source. Learn how we can work with nature to create local food sovereignty and material abundance. 2. Interwoven was started in 2014 by Earthdancer and Michael. Our farm ecosystem is home to many enterprises, including a perennial plant nursery, a fruit and nut orchard, an eco lodge, and an event space. We are collecting useful perennial plants to help transition the world to an ecological future where our needs are met by co creating with natural systems. 3. For sale will be a diverse selection of pest and disease resistant potted fruit and nut trees including: chestnut, apple, pear, mulberry, medlar, heartnut, che, plum, and more. We'll also make available whatever seasonal items we may have in abundance. Perhaps some squash and chanterelles? We'll see what is in season on the day of the event. :)
Do note...this is a wild place in the woods, surrounded by wilderness. Bring good boots or footwear, bug spray, and be mindful of ticks, snakes, and poison ivy if you go on the plant walk/forage class, or during the farm tour (which will be less wild, but still, be mindful).
We are available as a venue for workshops, retreats, gatherings, and other events. If you are interested in hosting an event at Interwoven, contact us for more details. InterwovenPermaculture@gmail.com
Wednesday July 1st, 2020
Facebook event link: facebook.com/events/275642587129431/
Details: Interwoven will be having the first open farm day of the year, with a socially distanced farm tour offered, and a tree sale, with many varieties of trees (list and prices coming soon). You are welcome to come to one or both of the classes/walks, or just visit the plant sale between 1-4:30, or at 5:15-7:00)
Tentative schedule as follows.
Join Dan De Lion of Return to Nature at 1 pm, for a foraging and herbalism class/walk. Dan has ventured all over the country, offering these popular wild harvesting classes, and we are honored to host him here at Interwoven. (see the details on his event link, which will be pinned in the discussion. Suggested donation to Return to nature is 25$). There will be a brief break (likely 3:30-4:30) before Michael offers a farm tour and permaculture discussion, and you are welcome to peruse the plant sale, purchase goods from the farm stand, swim, converse, snack, or relax during this brief window. Farm tour at 4 or 4:30 (donations for this tour are accepted for the mission of Interwoven). The plant sale will be open until 7 pm.
We will tour a currently in development diverse mixed species agroforestry system, modeled after local ecology, with a goal of creating a multi generational low maintenance food source. Learn how we can work with nature to create local food sovereignty and material abundance. 2. Interwoven was started in 2014 by Earthdancer and Michael. Our farm ecosystem is home to many enterprises, including a perennial plant nursery, a fruit and nut orchard, an eco lodge, and an event space. We are collecting useful perennial plants to help transition the world to an ecological future where our needs are met by co creating with natural systems. 3. For sale will be a diverse selection of pest and disease resistant potted fruit and nut trees including: chestnut, apple, pear, mulberry, medlar, heartnut, che, plum, and more. We'll also make available whatever seasonal items we may have in abundance. Perhaps some squash and chanterelles? We'll see what is in season on the day of the event. :)
Do note...this is a wild place in the woods, surrounded by wilderness. Bring good boots or footwear, bug spray, and be mindful of ticks, snakes, and poison ivy if you go on the plant walk/forage class, or during the farm tour (which will be less wild, but still, be mindful).
We are available as a venue for workshops, retreats, gatherings, and other events. If you are interested in hosting an event at Interwoven, contact us for more details. InterwovenPermaculture@gmail.com