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 The Dandelion Immersion
Get to know the plant that refuses to quit.
With your hosts
Rosalee de la ForĂŞt & Mason Hutchison
You love plants!Â
We love plants!
And we all know that one of the best ways to really learn herbalism is to pick a plant and go all in.
So this time, we picked the most stubborn, cheerful, misunderstood plant on the block.
Dandelion.Â
The one people spend entire weekends trying to get rid of.
The one that pops up in sidewalk cracks like it pays rent there.
The one that shows up every single spring with a big yellow grin, no matter what anyone thinks about it.
Dandelion is the ultimate herbal rebel.
It feeds you.
It supports you from root to flower.
It literally floats its seeds across the planet.
And it is probably growing within a few feet of you right now!
Here's the thing: most of us have walked past dandelion thousands of times.
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But how many of us have spent time really getting to know it?
That's what this is.
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Not just a class.
Not just information.
But a shared experience.
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We pulled together everything we know and love about dandelion, plus a whole lot of fresh research. Then we took it outside, got our hands dirty, and filmed it the way we actually like to learn:
- Talking it through.
 - Getting into the details.
 - Having a really good time while we do it.
And now we want you in on it, too.
You'll be invited to work with dandelion every day for 30 days.
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We'll guide you in paying attention to what changes.
Then we’ll gather for a live circle and talk about it.
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You'll hear from people ALL over about...
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What shifted.
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What surprised them.
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What didn't do much at all.
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Because this Dandelion Immersion isn’t about memorizing facts.
It’s about building a relationship.
With this scrappy, generous plant, and with each other!
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We're going to learn.
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We're going to experiment.
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We're going to pay attention.
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And we’re going to do it together.
Here's Exactly What's Included
The Ultimate Guide to Dandelion Video Class
At over four hours and spanning 11 modules, this is a true deep dive into dandelion from root to seed.
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You'll join Rosalee and Mason out with the plant while we walk you through working with dandelion as food, as medicine, and as one of the most resilient teachers in the living world.
This is not a sit-back-and-zone-out kind of class.
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It is the closest thing we could create to bringing you out there with us.
Here's a peek at our modules...
Module 1: Getting to Know Dandelion
Meet the scrappy, resilient plant that pops up in sidewalk cracks and lawns everywhere, and learn why herbalists have loved it for centuries.
Module 2: Dandelion Roots
Bitter, nourishing, and deeply supportive for digestion and the liver. Plus how inulin feeds your gut microbiome.
Module 3: Dandelion Flowers
Sunshine you can eat! Flower preparations, topical uses, and what the research says about dandelion and skin.
Module 4: Dandelion Stems
That milky sap has a long history of folk use! Learn what the stems have to offer and how to work with them.
Module 5: Dandelion Leaves
Mineral-rich greens, gentle diuretic action, and why this leaf has been on dinner plates for centuries.
Module 6: Dandelion Seeds
How those famous puffballs fly (spoiler: it’s way cooler than you think), and what dandelion’s travel habits teach us about resilience.
Module 7: Identifying Dandelion
Botany, lookalikes, and how to know you’ve got the real Taraxacum officinale (and not one of its many cousins hoping to be mistaken for it).
Module 8: Harvesting and Processing Dandelion
Where to harvest (and where not to), plus teas, tinctures, food, and fresh preparations.
Module 9: Review with Rosalee & Mason
We bring it all together so you feel ready to work with dandelion in your own life.
Dandelion and Jupiter: A Medical Astrology Perspective with Sajah Popham
Sajah Popham invites you to see dandelion through the lens of traditional Western medical astrology. You’ll explore how Jupiter’s patterns of nourishment, growth, and excess show up in the liver, in metabolism, and in the plant itself, from its lobed leaves to its far-traveling seeds.
May Butter and Bitter Roots: Dandelion Lore and Phytochemistry with Guido Masé
Join Guido Masé for a journey from golden spring butter to the bitter lactones of the autumn root. You’ll explore the folklore of shepherds, fairies, and farmers alongside the phytochemistry that explains why dandelion has been trusted for nourishment and protection for centuries.
And if video isn't your thing, you can download the audio or read the transcript.
We got you!
Dandelion Recipe Ebook
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So you're not just standing in your yard staring at a dandelion, wondering what to do with it!
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Inside you'll find simple, approachable ways to bring dandelion into your daily life, from the root to the flower. Sip a toasty roasted root tea on a cold morning. Fry up a batch of crispy dandelion fritters, the ultimate wild food junk food. Spread rosemary-scented dandelion marmalade, a recipe straight from a friend's kitchen in Sweden, on your morning toast.
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Cook up a frittata with dandelion greens in the mix, or treat yourself to a slice of Cacao Dandy Pudding Pie, rich with chocolate, roasted dandelion root, and warming spices. You'll also find sautéed roots, tangy fermented buds and radishes, a sunny dandelion maple syrup cake, and more.
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Because herbalism should taste good too.
Rooty Pie
Pesto
Flower Cake
Dandelion Community & 30-Day Challenge
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You’ll have access to a private Dandelion Immersion community, a place to share, ask questions, and talk dandelion to your heart’s content.
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And you’re invited to join our 30-day dandelion challenge!
Simply bring dandelion into your life every day in whatever way works for you, and pay attention to what happens.
Before we begin, we’ll all fill out a simple, anonymous health survey. After 30 days, we’ll revisit it and see what changed.
Not in a clinical, overly serious way. More like a shared, real-life experiment in what this plant does over time.
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The Live Dandelion Circle
This is where it all comes together!
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At the end of the 30 days, we’ll gather live on Zoom to share what we experienced. We’ll look at the survey results as a group and hear from each other about:
What shifted.
What surprised you.
What didn’t do anything at all.
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All of it is useful!
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Hearing from the community about our experiences with the same plant over the same month is one of the richest ways to learn about an herb.
You’ll come away with a much fuller picture of dandelion than any one person’s experience could give you, plus the joy of having gone through it together.
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BONUS
As part of the Dandelion Immersion, you’ll also get a 20% discount
on dandelion and all the other goodies at Mountain Rose Herbs.
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Live Q&A: Ask Rosalee Anything About Dandelion
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60 minutes. Your questions. All dandelion, all the time!
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Mason is hosting, and Rosalee is answering whatever you've got.
Wondering why your dandelion tincture tastes the way it does? Curious about the root for your sluggish digestion? Want to know which of those yellow flowers in your yard is actually dandelion? Bring it!
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No question is too basic, too nerdy, or too weird.Â
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Can't make it live? Send your questions ahead of time and catch the replay.
Dandelion Lover's Certificate
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Dandelions are famous for showing up and sticking around.
Do the same through this immersion, and a beautiful certificate will be waiting for you at the end! It's official proof that you're a card-carrying dandelion lover.
A Huge Thank You and Shout Out
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By joining the Dandelion Immersion, you're directly supporting independent herbal media!
Think of your enrollment like a dandelion seed. It floats a lot farther than you'd expect.
This course is what keeps all of Folk Methodology going: Herbalists After Hours and every other free offering we create for the herbal community. When you join, you’re helping plant all of it.
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As a thank you, we'll list your name as a microsponsor in an episode of Herbalists After Hours.
And truly, we appreciate that more than we can say.
Because you're what makes it possible.
The podcasts.
The new shows.
The weird herbal conversations we probably shouldn't be having on the internet but are anyway
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Lastly…
You never know…
There may be a surprise waiting for you at the end.
(Okay, there definitely is. And it’s really really cool!
But we’re not telling you what it is, because then it would not be a surprise.)
Your Hosts…
Rosalee de la ForĂŞt, RH (AHG)
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Rosalee has been working with dandelions for decades, digging roots, tossing leaves into salads, and turning flowers into sunshine in a jar. She loves how this plant asks for nothing and gives so much, and how it reminds us that some of our most valuable medicine is the stuff people are trying to pull out of their lawns.
Mason Hutchison
Dandelion was Mason's gateway herb, the plant that first pulled him into herbalism. It means so much to him that he has a dandelion tattoo! He loves dandelion for its tenacity, its generosity, and the way it shows up for anyone willing to look down and notice it.
Who this is for
If you like the idea of:
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actually working with a plant rather than just passively learning about it
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having a reason to stay consistent with dandelion (instead of forgetting about it after a week)
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being part of a group of people all experimenting at the same time
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finally giving that "weed" in your yard the respect it deserves
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supporting independent media (thank you from Folk Methodology!)
You’ll probably really enjoy this.
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Join Us!
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For $67, you're stepping into the full Dandelion Immersion experience.
The video class, the recipe ebook, the 30-day challenge, the live circle, live QA, the bonus classes and everything that unfolds along the way.
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You'll be able to download all materials and have access to the videos for as long as the course is alive on the internet.
Money Back Guarantee
If you get in and it’s not your thing, just let us know within 14 days and we’ll refund you. No hassle!
We’ll just ask you what we can do to make it better
One Last Thing
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You love plants.
We love plants.
And dandelion has been patiently waiting for you to notice it this whole time.
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Let's go all in together!
Join us now