Caretaker Farm

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Caretaker Farm Using organic and natural agriculture methods, Permaculture design as educational exchange to heal

Caretaker Farm is the home of Audrey and Dorothy Sharp and their family. "The Farm was called Caretaker Farm because both Mum and I believe that the land is here for us to "caretake" or take care of and that as our time on its surface is very short we have a big responsibility to look after it well while we are here." Audrey had a 30 year vision of how the property was to be developed and is 25 years into the project using organic and natural agriculture methods, Permaculture design, creating a forest and a peaceful healing place to stay and learn. We sell food forest plants, succulents and natives at wholesale prices directly at the gate as well as Green Wicca herbal Healing balms and herbal teas. We offer educational experiences for children connecting to the natural environment. See Green Wicca products and services for our herbal healing balms and teas.

Happy belated beltane. Summer is coming. 🧚‍♀️
31/10/2026

Happy belated beltane. Summer is coming. 🧚‍♀️

Winter Solstice celebration- a time  for replenishing your soul and preparing for the coming  spring. 🌷🍃🍂🪾🌧❄️
22/06/2026

Winter Solstice celebration- a time for replenishing your soul and preparing for the coming spring. 🌷🍃🍂🪾🌧❄️

The late Autumn is dry and as we head into winter it seems plants are adapting to the changing climate easier than human...
29/05/2026

The late Autumn is dry and as we head into winter it seems plants are adapting to the changing climate easier than humans-I guess i shouldn't be surprised as many humans dislike change. Change is a certainty of nature and evolution-embrace it and be happy that you are alive and living in Aotearoa-New Zealand.

Wishing everyone a wonderful All Hallows Eve when we honour those who we have loved who have died  and thank Hecate or H...
30/04/2026

Wishing everyone a wonderful All Hallows Eve when we honour those who we have loved who have died and thank Hecate or Hine-nui-te-po the goddesses of the dead because without death there would be no new life.

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109 Ashton Road
Whangateau
0985

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