Blogmasters Chrissy Moore and Erin Holden manage the HSA Blog.
Articles are written by members of The Herb Society of America and others. This blog supports the following mission:
To promote the essential experience of herbs from cultivation and use to learning and research, for members and the public.
- to protect botanical heritage,
- to steward scientific diversity and
- to promote personal enjoyment.
Comments and outside contributions are encouraged. To suggest a topic or post, email us at herbsocietyblog@gmail.com
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We welcome anyone who is interested in herbs and herb-related products.
The Herb Society of America is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Begun by a handful of Boston women in the 1930s, The Society originally worked with researchers at Harvard University. Over time, this group expanded its influence with public gardens in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere. Eventually The Society established chapters nationwide.
By the 1980s, HSA had grown considerably and moved its headquarters to Kirtland, Ohio, adjacent to the renowned Holden Arboretum. Additional infrastructure gave HSA stability and organization. Most recently it has been invigorated with new leadership and a recommitment to its mission.
This blog is one of many services to HSA members and the public.
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We’re glad you found us! We can’t sign you up as we don’t have your email. But, it’s as easy as putting your email address in the box in the right sidebar, just above the button that says “Follow the Herb Society Blog.” Once you put your address there, just click that button, and you’re in! Let us know if you have any issues, and we’ll see if we can help any further.
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Hello, I am a member of the South Jersey unit of The herb society of America, my favorite sister lives in fort Worth and when I come to visit her, we would like to come to one of your meetings. Looking forward to meeting y’all, thank you, Christina
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Hi Christine, I hope you are able to connect with the HSA units in TX. I’m sure they would welcome fellow herbies to their meetings and show you around! South Jersey Unit is very active as well, so you’re going from one good group to another. 🙂
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Please sign me up for the blog, I used to be a member of the South Texas unit before moving to Provence in France in 2003.
Would love to be part of Herb Society again !
Thank you!🌻
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Hi Caroline, Just came back to this page and saw your request. You can become a follower of the blog by typing in your email address in the “Follow the Blog” box on the blog page. It’s on the right side of the page. And then click on “follow.” You will then get the blog in your email as soon as it is posted. Sorry you’re not in the U.S. anymore, but I’m sure France is lovely, too!
Thanks for following us! We appreciate the support, and I’m sure the So. TX Unit misses you.
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Please sign me up for the blog
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Ashley,
You can become a follower of the blog by typing in your email address in the “Follow the Blog” box on the blog page. It’s on the left side of the page. And then click on “follow.” You will then get the blog in your email as soon as it is posted.
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Is there a chapter near me?
Whitesboro Tx
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Hi, Debra.
The closest chapter to you is the North Texas Unit. They are in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Here is their website http://www.northtexashsa.org/
If this is too far for you to travel, you may become a member at large. With this option, you get all of the benefits of being a member of The Herb Society of America–the newsletter, the journal, the webinars, the conferences and district gatherings and other member discounts. Please visit our website for more information https://www.herbsociety.org/
If you need further information, please contact me.
Maryann Readal
mreadal@yahoo.com
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Hi I am from Nepal.I am very interested in local herbs.I have cured some cronic dieses by local herbs.Some herbs r in my garden too.I can cure some dieses by natural ways too.we have many herbs in our country.I like to visit most of the places with some people to findout the herbs n like to publc a herbal book.May I request to your Organisation or interested people.Thanks.
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