Rooted in nature · Growing together
Discover permaculture, medicinal plants, and the ancient art of living with nature — through hands-on workshops and a community that grows together.
Explore Workshops
Sustainable systems that mirror nature's abundance — building living soil, water wisdom, and food forests.
From seed to remedy — learn which plants grow near you, how to harvest, and how to use them.
Make ferments, creams, soaps and herbal preparations in small groups. Take your craft home with you.
Our story
Bondig Botanica was born from a deep belief that the relationship between humans and plants is one of the most ancient and nourishing bonds we can cultivate.
We are a gathering place for those curious about permaculture design, healing herbs, and the slow crafts of fermentation, soap-making, and botanical skincare.
Every workshop is an invitation to slow down, get your hands in soil, and remember what your grandmother might have known.
Meet UsWhat we do
Learn to identify, harvest, and work with local medicinal plants — teas, tinctures, and dried preparations.
OngoingMake your own botanical skincare using herbs, beeswax, and plant oils in a cosy hands-on session.
PopularWild fermentation for gut health — krauts and seasonal vegetable ferments to take home.
SeasonalCold-process soap making with plant-based oils, clays, and botanical infusions. No synthetic fragrances.
MonthlyThe garden
Pot marigold
Gentle, golden, and deeply healing — calendula is the heart of our cream and salve workshops. Anti-inflammatory, skin-soothing, and joyful to grow.
Lemon balm
Calming and uplifting. A nervine herb beloved for anxiety and sleep. Easy to grow, wonderful in teas, oils, and balms.
Elder
The elder is a whole pharmacy in one tree. Flowers for cordial and tincture, berries for immune support — and deep roots in folklore.
Stinging nettle
Nutrient-dense, mineral-rich, and fiercely vital. Nettle nourishes the blood, supports the kidneys, and reminds us that wild things have gifts.
Dog rose
The wild rose offers hips rich in vitamin C, petals for rose water and cream, and thorny canes that define a hedgerow. Beauty and resilience in one plant.
Yarrow
Named for Achilles, yarrow is a wound herb of legend. Styptic, bitter, warming — it belongs in every first-aid kit and medicinal garden.
Design philosophy
Permaculture is not just gardening — it is a design system for human settlements that takes its ethics and principles from patterns found in nature.
At Bondig Botanica, we apply permaculture to how we design our garden, structure our workshops, and build our community.
Stay rooted
Seasonal plant wisdom, upcoming workshops, and gentle reminders to step outside.
