The members of the Western Reserve Herb Society cordially invite the public to a free virtual tea party:

Full Moon Harvest Tea Party

hosted by Beth Schreibman-Gehring and Kathleen Gips, Members

                                                                                                    

 

The days are shortening, the herb garden is harvested, and the temperatures are cooling.  The crisp cool days of autumn are here.  There is a full moon in the sky.  This is a perfect time for tea.  Please join the ladies of the Western Reserve Herb Society for a social event.  Bring a cup of your favorite tea and sit with us virtually to sip and savor together.  Pearls, hats, gloves, costumes are optional!

TIME:  3:00-4:00 PM

Presentation via GoToMeeting (Registration information below)

See ideas for a harvest moon table setting. Learn the three simple requirements for how to brew the perfect cup of tea. Brew your favorite cup of tea and join us for some social fun. We would love the audience to share the flavor of tea you are sipping and why it is your favorite. Herbal, green, black, or red. All teas are welcome!

REGISTRATION: Please join “Full Moon Harvest Tea Party” from your computer, tablet or smartphone. To register for this fun event, contact : education@westernreserveherbsociety.org and you will be sent the link to join the presentation.

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This is a focused month of Herb Education to raise money for our mission:
“The Western Reserve Herb Society is dedicated to promoting the knowledge, delight and use of herbs through educational pro-grams, research and public outreach.”

Your donation is tax deductible as we are a non-profit 501C3 organization.

 

Donations appreciated to:
www.westernreserveherbsociety.org\support-our-organization\ or Western Reserve Herb Society, P.O. 16683, Rocky River, OH

 

Western Reserve Herb Society: Teaching Cleveland about herbs for 75 years
Our Mission: The purposes of the WRHS are to further the knowledge and use of
herbs, to contribute the result of the experiences and research of its members to horticulture and science, and to disseminate this information to the public.