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Foraging in the Coastal Plains of South Carolina
A 10-Week Immersion with Charlotte
You were never meant to just walk through nature. You were meant to walk with her.
There is an entire pharmacy thriving beneath your feet. Dandelions whisper of liver renewal. Goldenrod glows with resilience. Nettles sing of strength and endurance. Plantain cradles your wounds. And chamber bitter-stonebreaker and liver soother-waits quietly, ready to teach.
This isn’t just a class-it’s a homecoming. For ten weeks, you’ll walk the land as your ancestors once did, forging soulful ties with the wild flora that surround you.
Led by Charlotte, a wise-woman with over 40 years of experience in herbalism, intuitive plant communication, and spiritual practice, this class is a reclamation of knowledge our ancestors once carried in their bones.
You’ll learn to:
🌿 Confidently identify medicinal “weeds” (spoiler: they’re powerful allies in disguise)
🌿 Harvest ethically, safely, and in harmony with the land
🌿 Understand plant morphology, root systems, and seasonal cycles
🌿 Work with herbs for remedies, salves, tinctures, and wildcrafted food
🌿 Avoid imposters and toxic lookalikes
🌿 Tap into the spirit and story of each plant you meet
More than a foraging course, this is a remembering. A rewilding. A return.
Whether you’re tending a garden, healing your body, or reclaiming ancestral wisdom, Wild Herbology will teach you how to read the language of the land-and respond with reverence.
🌀 Seats are filling fast-let Charlotte, a master of wild medicine, show you how to listen to the land and walk in rhythm with the earth.
Let the land teach you. Let the plants claim you.
Let Charlotte show you the way.
Wild Herbology or Foraging is the practice of identifying, harvesting, and using wild-growing plants for food, medicine, and connection to the natural world.
Focuses on native & naturalized plants
Combines folk knowledge with modern understanding
Encourages ethical foraging and seasonal awareness
Before you can forage safely and confidently, you need to know what you’re looking at. This first lecture introduces the basics of plant identification. How to observe leaves, stems, flowers, and growth patterns, and explains how wild plants are grouped into useful categories. Understanding these patterns helps you recognize common traits, avoid dangerous look-alikes, and begin to build your foraging knowledge with confidence and care.
This lecture starts to dive into common plants that you will be able to find, most likely, in your backyard. We will be exploring uses, lore, pharmaceutical interactions and look-a-like plants.
Lambs Quarters, Passion Flower, Chickweed, Mullein, Purslane
White Clover, Red Clover, Yellow Sweet Clover, Vervain, Purple Deadnettle
Pennywort, Dollar Weed, Chicory, American Black Nightshade and Eastern Black Nightshade
Carolina Horse Nettle, Shepard's Purse, Lyreleaf Sage, Common Mallow and Indian Jointvetch
Woodsorrel, Carpetweed, Buttercup, Spicebush, and Violet
Amaranth, Wild Onion, Wild Lettuce, Common Yarrow, and Pine
Tulip Poplar, Sassafras, Eastern Red Cedar, Sweetgum and Red Maple
Black Cherry, Witch Hazel, Oak, Black Walnut, American Beech, and Persimmon.
This companion pack is designed to support and expand your foraging journey with practical tools, seasonal wisdom, and plant-based inspiration.
Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to deepen their connection with the land, this bonus collection includes additional charts and information that can be downloaded and printed.