
We are a Land-Based Classroom and Sanctuary
Healing gardens for medicinal plants, pollinators, and people
Our former name was The Herbal Classroom
We serve people, plants, and pollinators by tending to herb gardens, teaching herbal medicine, and stewarding racial and environmental healing.
We envision a network of sanctuary gardens along the migration route of the Ruby-throated hummingbird and beyond. These gardens will be connected by pollinators, by the knowledge of herbal medicine we exchange with one another in our classrooms and gardens, and by the sharing of mutual aid to communities in need.
Welcome to the garden
The Herbal Hummingbird Hub…
is a plant and pollinator Sanctuary
a place for contemplation
for remembering the medicine plants of our ancestors
for learning how to tend herb gardens
and for participating in racial and environmental healing
Non-Profit Learning Center
Our non-profit learning center, the Herbal Hummingbird Hub (formerly The Herbal Classroom), is a land-based classroom and Sanctuary with a focus on creating healing gardens for medicinal plants, pollinators, and people; a place for contemplation, for remembering the medicine plants of our ancestors, for learning how to tend herb gardens, and for participating in racial and environmental healing and ancestral medicine circles. We acknowledge the plants, pollinators, and Ancestors of this place as our teachers. Foundational to our curriculum is Reciprocity and Kindness. We offer a variety of programs during the summer months that include scheduled herb walks, garden meditations, classes on growing, gathering and preparing herbal medicines, rejuvenating soil with Biodynamic practices and compost, and internships for people who identify as Black, Latinx, Asian, and Indigenous of all genders.
A Place of Sanctuary
We believe places of Sanctuary and stillness are essential in these times for supporting the health of people’s nervous systems. Quiet places of beauty offer opportunities to heal and envision a peaceful, equitable and harmonious world. When our hearts and minds have rested, we can return to our communities with plant knowledge and Earth-centered skills to share. We offer retreats for people who identify as Black, Latinx, Asian, and Indigenous of all genders.
Mutual Aid Project
As part of our ongoing Herbal Mutual Aid project, we gift herbs to Black, Latinx, Asian, and Indigenous communities and to activists, traditional healers, regenerative farmers, and Buddhist practitioners. We seek to offer strength and support to those who are standing for peace, organizing toward ending mass incarceration of people of color, and creating a healthier planet. We welcome volunteers to help us blend, bag, and distribute herbs as needed. Please connect with us and consider donating to our herbal mutual aid work.

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Help Us Grow, Pollinate,
and Heal Together
We envision educational programs and networks of medicinal gardens for pollinators and people. Our guide is the Ruby-throated hummingbird — we hope to emulate this courageous and interdimensional being in our work of reconnecting people with one another, the medicine plants, and the sacred rhythms of Earth.