Wonderland Retreat

22/10/2026

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Culinary Herbs for First Aid and Wellness
Balm making workshop
Saturday 14 November
Last one until 2027

22/10/2026

So, update on the very yellow step going up to the cabana.
While it looks kind of cute from up close, from the house it looks like Christmas wrapping paper 😣

We are thinking more flowers, all types and colours.

It is my birthday next Wednesday 28 October, and I am sending an open invitation to anyone who would like to join us at My Wonderland, 3 till 6pm, for a sip and paint (or draw with permanent markers??) birthday celebration.

Let me know if you are coming. I will make some nibbles for the occasion 😊

20/10/2026

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Next available date Saturday 14 November 🙂

18/10/2026

Thank you Jenny from Garden Beautiful, another great gathering of likeminded people

17/10/2026

Making Calendula oil ready for Balm making workshops with Garden Beautiful tomorrow at Wonderland Retreat

15/10/2026

The fact is: when the next world disaster strikes and the shops are all empty of food again, which we all know will eventually happen, then there simply isn't going to be enough fresh food to go around. And even if you can find some to buy, it will be too expensive and too old, because it has taken so long to get to you. And then we have the lack of nutritional value in most of the supermarket fresh produce and the chemicals that are sprayed all over them.

If we have any chance of eating well enough to stay at all healthy, we all need to start growing at least some of the food we eat.

At the 'Creating My Wonderland' workshop, we demonstrate a myriad of ideas for help our community take back some control over their lives, by implementing more sustainable systems.

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14/10/2026

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14/10/2026

More free Lemons
Please help yourselves, they are out the front.
11 Andrews Court, Padbury

14/10/2026

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We have been conditioned to rely entirely on fragile, long-distance supply chains while treating our own yards as useless ornamental grass deserts. Yet, the Victory Garden movement during WWII had Americans growing 40% of the country’s vegetables right in their backyards. When wartime rationing hit and commercial crops were diverted overseas, the government urged everyday citizens to rip up their front lawns, public parks, and empty city lots to plant food. The response was a staggering triumph of localized resilience. Millions of ordinary people turned their small plots of dirt into high-yield food hubs. Sadly, this incredible decentralized agricultural effort has been almost entirely erased from modern memory. Bringing back the Victory Garden mindset today isn't just a hobby; it is a vital step toward reclaiming personal food security and proving that our own soil is completely capable of sustaining us.

13/10/2026

Step painted as requested. Do you recon it is a bit too bright?? 😂