Who We Are
For 31 years the West Virginia Herb Association has been serving as a gathering point for herb enthusiasts, small herbal businesses and local communities. To learn more click icon.
Events & Gatherings
Twice a year events in Spring and Fall are our primary way of connection. We also have occasional impromptu small meetings and may have on-line classes in the future. Click icon to see more.
Sharing Center
This section is a place for you to find local herbal & plant information. We encourage you to share your knowledge by submitting articles, recipes or herbal projects. Click icon to read more.
How to Join
It is easy and not expensive to join the WVHA. Your dues go to supporting outreach in our local herb and plant communities as well as other member benefits.
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Announcements
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Annual Fall Conference ~ The Many Uses of Herbs
October 19, 2024 - Jackson's Mill, Weston WV
WVHA 32rd Annual Fall Conference. The event features how to use herbs, spices, wild and medicinal plants. Learn from local herbalists and plant experts to deepen your knowledge of herbs and spices.
For more information and to see presenters for the Fall Conference click here to go to the Events page.
We are still accepting applications for vendors and volunteers and email us if you are interested: info@wvherbassociation.org -
Newsletter
The Fall WVHA newsletter will be released in early September! Please click to become a member and receive a copy!
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Spring Gathering Conference
The WVHA Spring Gathering will be in early spring 2025.
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Quotes & Inspirations
Herbalism is a religion of nature, representing a balance of head and heart.
wisdom from Michael Tierra, L.AC., O.M.D, founder of the American Herbalists Guild
Every home should have an herbalist.
quote from Dr. John Christopher, American herbalist and naturopath
The plants have enough wisdom to transform our limited vision.
wisdom from Rosemary Gladstar, Sage Mountain Herbs & United Plant Savers
When in doubt, use nettles.
wisdom from David Hoffman, FNIMH, AHG, Traditional Medicinals