Distillation & Using The Scent Of Plants

Distillation & Using The Scent Of Plants - with Jeanne Rose (207-155)
In The Garden Workshop 4

Saturday, October 22nd 10:30am - 1pm

Announcing our Horticultural Treasures & Plant Sale Series at the San Francisco Botanical Garden!

· Plant Sale and Lecture series featuring
plants growing exclusively at the garden
· Expert speakers
· Sale plants hand-selected for each lecture
· Lectures & garden walk format

Special Walk-through classes held only here at the San Francisco Botanical Garden.

Many plants contain essences that are used in health practice throughout the world. These essences are obtained through a process called distillation. These essences, called essential oils, are the scent of the plant in its liquid form. We use these essences in health, skin care and perfumery. In the class portion, Jeanne Rose will discuss many plants growing in the arboretum that produce essential oils, and how to use them for stress, sports, or skin care and a variety of situations. In the workshop portion of the class, you will identify the plants and be part of the process and Jeanne will discuss the distillation.

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Instructor	Jeanne Rose
Fees	MEMBERSHIP INFO Members $15.00 - Non-members $20.00
Notes	Saturday, October 22nd 10:30am - 1pm
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