common root
herbalism for everyone, rooted in community
Common Root runs community herbalism sessions for all ages. We run hands-on workshops and seasonal gatherings where people can get to know plants in a practical, down-to-earth way.It’s about slowing down, learning simple herbal skills, and reconnecting with plants—whether you’re a child discovering herbs for the first time or an adult building confidence working with them.
No experience needed, just curiosity.
Learn with us
Join our creative, hands-on workshops and courses to explore how to use herbs and plants
Herbal Tea Blending Workshops🍃23rd June @ Custom Made, Custom House, E16
Grab Ticket Here🍃 30th June @ Grow Box, Custom House E16
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Meet Suzie ~ Founder
Suzie is a naturopath and community herbalist with a passion for sharing herbal wisdom in a practical, hands-on way. She enjoys helping people connect with nature and discover simple, natural approaches to supporting their wellbeing through plants and traditional herbal knowledge.Outside of her work, Suzie can often be found sipping on herbal tea, pottering in her veggie patch, and foraging for wild plants 🌿She is also a mother to a pre-teen who is also a nature lover.
Contact
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ABOUT US
We believe everyone should have the chance to connect with plants.Our work helps people get closer to herbs and the natural world through relaxed, hands-on learning. It’s about learning by doing—alongside others, and through direct experience.What We DoWe run creative workshops for adults and children that build confidence with plants. This includes simple skills like identifying plants, understanding their everyday uses, and making herbal products.Our ApproachWe draw on both traditional knowledge and practical, everyday use. The focus is on helping people develop their own relationship with the natural world—rooted in connection to place, plants, and community.Accessibility & InclusionWe believe plant knowledge should be open to everyone. We aim to keep our work welcoming, inclusive, and accessible, whatever your background or experience.
