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Wombyn’s Wellness Garden

WWG connects between healthy families/bodies, food access & gatherings. Bringing sanctuary, a communal time where folks come to do self healing with land. Meditation, ceremony, prayer-as folks feel comfortable. Blending pregnancy support/birthwork in safe natural ways, infant feeding, land stewardship. by cultivating seasonal produce, heritage foods and relationship building with all who choose to attend. WWG focuses on providing access to all products to the local community via BIPOC marketplaces, powwows, gatherings and yes, some online sales.

Follow us on Facebook for more media! Some interesting videos about the garden include:

Harvesting Marshmallow Ron Wyden’s Support Statement

Kids Harvesting Dandelion Processing Horseradish

Support Letter from Jeff Merkley on our Groundbreaking Ceremony