[Eatweeds] Summer Online Foraging Course


Happy Tuesday,

I hope you’re managing to keep cool during this lovely Summer?

Just a quick note to let you know about an online foraging class I’m running.

The class includes a 90-minute pre-recorded virtual guided foraging walk, that you can watch at your leisure.

I focus on the plants found in July and August.

There is a live 60-minute zoom Q&A session on Monday, 27th July 2026, at 6.30pm (UK/London).

You can chat with me and ask any questions you might have. The Q&A session will be recorded if you are unable to make the event.

👉 Click here for full details​

Talk soon,

P.S. Places are strictly limited, and on a first come, first serve basis.

The details

  • Two years of access to the complete course materials
  • Two video lessons (1 hour 25 minutes total): Introduction to the Domei sensory practice and summer foraging walk exploring 14 edible plants
  • Botanically accurate photo galleries for confident plant identification
  • 60-Minute Live Zoom Q&A. Monday, 27th July 2026, at 6.30pm (UK/London). A recording if you cannot make it.
  • Ethics and safety protocols you can trust
  • Cost: £14.95

👉 Book your place​

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