Free Herbalism Class - Plants as Medicine @Bryn Du Mansion Granville

Hosted by Bryn Du Mansion - Free to attend

"Plants as Medicine" - A Grounded Introduction to Herbalism for Modern Life
Interest in natural approaches to health has rarely been greater, yet for many people, knowing where to begin—and what information to trust—can feel increasingly difficult. Plants as Medicine offers an inviting, thoughtful introduction to the world of herbalism, exploring how traditional plant knowledge, modern science, and direct sensory experience can come together in a practical way.

Herbalist and author Brandon Elijah Scott will use a small selection of familiar medicinal plants to illuminate how herbs work through their chemistry, taste, aroma, preparation, and interaction with the human body, while offering a glimpse into the much larger world of plant medicine.

Guests will have opportunities to see, smell, taste, and experience selected herbs while asking questions in an approachable, conversational setting.

This special Life Local program also introduces a new chapter of botanical education at Bryn Du, where Brandon will be offering future classes and focused series in practical herbalism, medicinal plants, botanical arts, aromatics, gardening, and the many ways plants can become part of everyday life.

Time & Location
Nov 10, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Bryn Du Mansion, 537 Jones Rd NE, Granville, OH 43023

About Brandon
Brandon Elijah Scott is a clinical herbalist, author, educator, and botanical formulator carrying forward a family tradition of plant medicine spanning more than 10 generations. Founder of Woodland Herbal and Green Path Academy, he has spent more than two decades studying, practicing, formulating, writing about, and teaching herbal medicine, and previously served on the Board of Directors of the American Herbalists Guild, including as Governance Chair. He is the author of Wild Sleep: Herbal Remedies for Deep Rest & Nervous System Calm and is known for a grounded, immersive approach that brings traditional plant knowledge into conversation with modern physiology, science, and everyday life.

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