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OPEN
DAYS
Sat 6th
March 2010
Rare and unusual food plants
Sat 24th
April
2010
S.A. Gardens
Fairy Day
Sat 5th
June 2010
Exhibition of our new cosmetics, soaps, creams, essential oils
Sat
28th Aug 2010
Spring Open Day - Lavender Festival.
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WORKSHOPS
Sat 8th May
2010
Tissue Salts and building wellness through winter
Sat
31st July 2010
Planting an organic medicinal and food garden - layout and plans and
plant lists for building wellness
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DVD's
"Building The Immune System"
"Arthritis and
Rheumatism"
"Menopause"
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BOOKS
All these
books are available from the Margaret Roberts Herbal Centre
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The Herbal
Centre is in the Hartebeespoort / De Wildt area on the way to Brits,
against the northern
slopes of the great Magaliesberge. It is a unique and beautiful place created to teach
people all about herbs. The Centre has carefully laid out paths for easy
access to all areas:
To the nursery, to the tea
garden and potager garden, shop,
lecture hall, chapel, labyrinth,
apothecary, fairy
gallery and of course the gardens.
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ONLY OPEN ON WEDNESDAYS
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The great
garden is the pivot on which all else turns in which
there are culinary, aromatic, international healing plants and Africa's
own indigenous healing plants, all laid out in
traditional style.
The manufacturing studio creates, processes and packages all the
items that are available in the shop - a
cottage industry in grown-up form. The range of products is fascinating
- gourmet sections, toiletries, bath products, potpourri's, fragrant
oils, creams and gift items - all made in the studio - are a shoppers
delight and there is a special browsing section of books
and charts.
The exquisite angel exhibition - "Angels all around us"
and the tiny non-denominational chapel,
and the 11th century copy of Charters Cathedral's Labyrinth
invite moments of peace and reflection, and the paved walks invite, we
hope, inspiration and enjoyment of the plants; a showcase of the most
unusual food and medicinal plants in South Africa.
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