Freedom Gardening | The Plant Medicine School

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Freedom Gardening

When we work with our land to encourage healthy soil, diversity, plant, insect and bird populations by bringing the wild ones in we find ourselves immersed in the natural world that as humans we’re evolved to be. It brings us back to ourselves, to nature and helps free our minds and imagination.

We find ourselves in living relationship with the plants and soil and the natural beings around us and by tending them carefully we get to experience their generosity. This is a process of decolonising and rewilding ourselves as we return to our original or earliest known state, indigenous to our land.

The Wild Walkabout Diaries are filmed monthly here in Magourney Gardens

and around and about our beautiful island.

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Bumble Bee on the pale Manuka in Magourney Gardens

03- Wild Walkabout Diary in Magourney Gardens - June '19

Freedom Gardening

This Summer video is the third of our films out and about on the land with the plants. We made this early in June on a lovely warm day, and one can see the garden is really in full swing now and the growth has come into its own with fruits setting.

04- Wild Walkabout Diary in Magourney Gardens - July '19

Freedom Gardening

This Summer video is the fouth of our films out and about on the land with the plants. We made this early in July on an overcast day and did the close-ups a few days later, the weather was windy, a bit sunnier and some of the plants had already changed too.

02- Wild Walkabout Diary in Magourney Gardens - May '19

Freedom Gardening

This Spring video is the second of our films out and about on the land with the plants. We made this early in May on a lovely clear and sunny day, and one can see the garden is really waking up now and the growth is on.

01-Wild Walkabout Diary in Magourney Gardens-Mar'19

Freedom Gardening

This Spring video is the first of our long-awaited films out and about on the land with the plants. We made this late in March on a lovely clear and sunny day, and one can see the garden is only beginning to wake up. This series is progressing monthly ...