The Herb Society
Who they are
The Herb Society was founded in 1927 by Hilda Leyel, who also founded the Culpeper shops. At that stage it was called The Society of Herbalists, and Hilda used the consulting rooms above the Culpeper shops to treat her patients. Hilda Leyel died in 1957 and the Society spilt from the shops.The Herb Society is an internationally-renowned educational charity dedicated to encouraging the appreciation and use of herbs, bringing together those interested in herbs whether they are professionals or amateurs.
Number of members
- 1,500
Launch date of affinity relationship
- July 2003
What support we provide
- Sponsorship of Growing Herbs Booklet
- Adverting in Booklet and Herbs magazine
How they support us
- Mailing of leaflet to all members with letter promoting NFUM
What their main activities are
- Provide information, knowledge and news on all aspects of herbs.
- Bring together all those with an interest in herbs.
- Provide a world-wide forum for interchange of ideas and information on herbs.
- Encourage the conservation of endangered herbs
Publications
- The Herb magazine - quarterly
- Growing Herbs booklet - every two years
For more information contact
Marketing
Susan Barley, Head Office 01789 202644
Group
Nicky Westwood, Administrator, 01295 768899
Sulgrave Manor
Sulgrave
Banbury
Oxfordshire
OX17 2SD
Website:
www.herbsociety.co.uk
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