Cempazúchitl: Mexico's Marigold

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In Mexico, the marigold flower, Cempazúchitl in the Indigenous language Nahuatl, has been associated with the Día de Muertos celebrations for centuries. Discover the cultural importance of this plant while creating a tonic that supports the nervous system, as well as digestive and respiratory health. All materials provided.

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Schedule:	Friday, October 30, 2026
Times:	11:00am-01:00pm EDT
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Meeting Date Start Time End Time Friday, October 30, 2026 11:00am 01:00pm Meeting Date Start Time End Time Friday, October 30, 2026 11:00am 01:00pm
Instructor:	Diana Arellano-Gonzalez Diana Arellano-Gonzalez Diana Arellano-Gonzalez Diana Arellano-Gonzalez is a budding yerbera whose ancestry is rooted in plant medicine. She draws on the wisdom of her great grandmother, Maria de la Luz, who was a healer and had a medicine garden in Durango, Mexico (Wixárika and Tepehuán land). Diana has closely worked with this flower as medicine for over 5 years and wishes to share how transformative the medicinal properties of the flower are since it's often only used for decoration or gardening. She also loves to explore the intersections of how herbs and food play with each other via instagram as @cocina.medicina.
Location:	NYBG, Watson Room 320 2900 Southern Blvd Bronx, NY 10458
Session Number:	272WEL179
Price:	Price Non-Member (Includes Materials) : $106.00 Member (Includes Materials) : $94.00

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