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X-WR-CALDESC:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents\, Wicked Weeds Not all pl
 ants are benign – from wolfsbane to hemlock\, some herbs can be deadly and
  are associated with spells\, incantations and the black arts. Other plant
 s have developed methods of protection\, from spines to skin irritants. Jo
 in us as Karen O’Brien\, from Green Woman’s Garden\, explores wicked weeds
  and discusses their historic uses for both good and evil. She will also d
 elve into those pernicious plants that bedevil the gardener\, such as bind
 weed\, tickseed\, and other obnoxious weeds. Karen O'Brien is the Botany a
 nd Horticulture Chair of The Herb Society of America\, is Past Chair of Th
 e New England Unit of The Herb Society\, and is Secretary of the Internati
 onal Herb Association. She is the editor and contributing author to severa
 l Herb of the Year™ books\, including Capsicum\, Savory\, Artemisia\, and 
 Elderberry\, produced by the IHA. Her herbal business “The Green Woman's G
 arden” www.greenwomansgarden.com is located in the central Massachusetts t
 own of Mendon. She has unusual herb plants\, including medicinals and nati
 ve herbs\, for sale\, runs workshops on various herbal adventures\, and oc
 casionally participates at farmers markets and fairs. Preregistration requ
 ired. Admission fee $9 ($7 HSA members). Contact Rie Sluder at nesunit@gma
 il.com to register
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DESCRIPTION:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents\, Wicked Weeds Not all pla
 nts are benign – from wolfsbane to hemlock\, some herbs can be deadly and 
 are associated with spells\, incantations and the black arts. Other plants
  have developed methods of protection\, from spines to skin irritants. Joi
 n us as Karen O’Brien\, from Green Woman’s Garden\, explores wicked weeds 
 and discusses their historic uses for both good and evil. She will also de
 lve into those pernicious plants that bedevil the gardener\, such as bindw
 eed\, tickseed\, and other obnoxious weeds. Karen O'Brien is the Botany an
 d Horticulture Chair of The Herb Society of America\, is Past Chair of The
  New England Unit of The Herb Society\, and is Secretary of the Internatio
 nal Herb Association. She is the editor and contributing author to several
  Herb of the Year™ books\, including Capsicum\, Savory\, Artemisia\, and E
 lderberry\, produced by the IHA. Her herbal business “The Green Woman's Ga
 rden” www.greenwomansgarden.com is located in the central Massachusetts to
 wn of Mendon. She has unusual herb plants\, including medicinals and nativ
 e herbs\, for sale\, runs workshops on various herbal adventures\, and occ
 asionally participates at farmers markets and fairs. Preregistration requi
 red. Admission fee $9 ($7 HSA members). Contact Rie Sluder at nesunit@gmai
 l.com to register
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20170523T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20170523T210000
LOCATION:Strawbery Banke Museum Visitor Center\, 14 Hancock St\, Portsmouth
 \, NH
SUMMARY:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents Wicked Weeds
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