Plant With Purpose
Custom Garden Retreat
Join Savauna Sage & AnHer El
at Paradise Park ATL
Ever dreamed of having your own thriving garden? Join us at Paradise Park Atlanta for a hands-on Gardening Day Retreat!
Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, we have the perfect program for you! Dig in, learn from the best, and start growing.
Schedule an experience for you or your group now!
Paradise Park ATL's
Seed to Soul
Custom
Gardening Day Retreat
Schedule Now
Dreaming of your own vegetable or medicinal garden? Let us guide you at our Gardening Day Retreat.
Hosted at the breathtaking Paradise Park ATL, a registered farm growing over 40 types of plant foods and herbs, this event offers more than just gardening lessons—it's a pathway to transformation through nature.
Whether you’re a beginner, an intermediate gardener, or an experienced grower, our sessions will guide you on how to prepare your garden for the spring, maintain healthy soil, and create a flourishing, sustainable environment.
You'll learn practical techniques, from site assessment and crop rotation to tincture making and natural pest deterrents.
Our experts, AnHer El, a seasoned agricultural professional, and Savauna Sage, founder of Paradise Park ATL and (w)holistic living specialist, will lead you through hands-on workshops and share invaluable insights on growing medicinal plants.
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Why Attend?
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Beginner & Advanced Session Topics: Whether you’re just starting or want to refine your gardening skills, we offer tailored content for every level. Learn how to grow in containers, optimize soil health, rotate crops, and preserve your harvest.
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(W)holistic Living & Wellness: Relax and recharge with spa treatments and wellness services, blending nature and self-care for a balanced lifestyle.
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Expert Guidance: Learn from our experts, including Anher El, with years of experience managing farms, and Savauna Sage, a holistic living practitioner dedicated to sustainable gardening.
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Culinary Exploration: Discover the healing power of plants with Chef Guelila as he introduces indigenous and medicinal garden-to-table soups and stews.