Join us for a winter wellness and wellbeing afternoon dedicated to increasing the health of your whānau through the powerful wairua nourishing ability of tea tonics. Learn more about the wellness garden project and see how your can help.

This will be followed by Seedy Sunday Seed and Plant swap - bring along seeds and plants to swap, and meet other like minded locals to learn and share from.

The growth of the industrial seed sector and associated loss of small scale producers and indigenous communities seed systems has not occurred through some natural or inevitable process. It is the result of deliberate seed policies designed to promote an industrial seed system, based on seed protected by intellectual and industrial property rights in which small scale producers, indigenous communities and local communities are given little or no choice to use that seed. You can change that! Saving seeds is the ultimate act of food sovereignty!

* Photo credit Alice Pasqual