Regenerating Our Future: Seeds, Propagation & Plant Connection

Written By Entheogenesis Australis

This experiential workshop integrates ethnobotanical knowledge with practical skills in seed saving, propagation and plant cultivation as pathways for ecological and cultural regeneration. You will learn simple effective propagation techniques for some vines, cacti and seeds, with discussion on ancestral plant varieties, seed viability and for long-term conservation.

Through a guided plant ally connection practice, we’ll sit with a living plant or visualise a known plant ally, calling on its teachings for us, deepening understanding of the reciprocal relationships between humans and botanicals. Drawing from pilgrimages to sacred botanical regions in Mexico, Peru, Europe and Canada, Annaliese shares insights on traditional offering practices that honour sacred reciprocity with plants as teachers and ecological partners.

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Annaliese Hordern
Annaliese Hordern

Annaliese Hordern is a facilitator, ceremonialist and plant lover dedicated to cultivating relationships with plants through propagation, conservation and everyday meaningful connection. Inspired by practical visionaries such as Vandana Shiva, the Seed Savers Network and Dan Schreiber at Star Seed Gardens, who she presented ‘Sacred Plant Propagation’ with at Somara, Annaliese weaves practical ecological skills with ethnobotanical traditions that honour the deep bond between plants and people.

Entheogenesis Australis

Entheogenesis Australis (EGA) is a charity using education to help grow the Australian ethnobotanical community and their gardens. We encourage knowledge-sharing on botanical research, conservation, medicinal plants, arts, and culture.

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