Munch & Crunch Generation Urban garden is located at 23 Christina Street Wellington Point Brisbane Queensland Australia. They are running adult and homeschooling sustainability gardening workshops. I take part in their horticultural therapy program for anyone in need including NDIS clients. Bookings by their Facebook page are essential.
Recently we harvested some sage, made some lemongrass and turmeric tea (divine), transplanted some lemon balm (great for helping with IBS symptoms eg bloating, cramps, etc), and some African violets for colour. I had so much fun harvesting the sage. I love the smell and it makes a nice tea 
We also transplanted a small African violet plant for a friend in the Redlands hospital 
Rebecca also makes the most divine lip balm made with Lindt dark chocolate and mint with beeswax from her own bees 
It’s amazing and really helps in winter. Go to her page for information, and news on the workshops she and her husband Matthew run plus they do homeschool sessions and other events.
Getting up at 5 am is so peaceful if you can do it. I’m amazed at how much of a green thumb I now have.
Rebecca from Munch & Crunch Generation came yesterday and dropped off some amazing vegetables and herbs, and some potted thyme, oregano and other plants.
Went to her urban garden yesterday – it was amazing! I’m returning on Thursday and will be doing some gardening workshops with Rebecca on Saturday. Visit her page for more information.
Munch & Crunch Generation Urban farm in Wellington Point runs self-sustainability workshops and is looking for people interested in horticultural therapy. Please message them.
They are amazing gardeners with an impressive garden and so much knowledge.
June 7th
Today I did some Horticultural therapy with the lovely Rebecca from Munch & Crunch Generation. We harvested some sage, made some lemongrass and turmeric tea (divine), transplanted some lemon balm (great for helping with ibs symptoms eg bloating, cramps, etc),and some African violets for colour.
I had so much fun harvesting the sage. I love the smell and apparently, it makes a nice tea
A small African violet plant for a friend
Rebecca also makes the most divine lip balm made with Lindt dark chocolate and mint with beeswax from her own bees It’s amazing and really helps in winter.
Go to her page for information, and news on the workshops she and her husband Matthew run plus they do homeschool sessions and other events.
Munch & Crunch Generation in Wellington Point Brisbane SE QLD Australia. Tell them Vanessa sent you 
July 26 Wellington Point
I’m with Rebecca of Munch & Crunch Generation enjoying the view of the Wellington Point Farm. The strawberries and pineapples look very healthy and the silverbeet and other plants are too. We enjoyed a coffee and cake in the cafe with a view of the farm. About to head to Munch and Crunch Generation Urban Farm for horticultural therapy.
August 9 Wellington Point
Horticultural therapy with Rebecca of Munch & Crunch Generation. Planted lemon balm and radish seeds, transplanted baby lettuce plants 
to hydroponics, repotted sunflower seedlings 
from Costa Georgiadis Official and sampling fresh produce. Yum 
September 13 Wellington Point
At Munch & Crunch Generation enjoying horticultural therapy with Rebecca transplanting rockmelon, Kent, butternut and qld blue pumpkin into bigger pots. They were grown from seeds and doing well. I had fun getting my hands dirty 
Horticultural therapy with Rebecca
I love Tuesdays because it means I am getting back to the earth with Rebeca and Matthew from Munch & Crunch Generation. A small urban farm that offers horticultural therapy in Wellington Point, Redlands Coast QLD Australia.
They have open days where you can come and visit the garden and see what they have done with a small urban farm. Follow them on Facebook to keep up to date with what they are doing.
Rebecca is a certified horticultural therapist and has worked as a disa…
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October 18th
I’m going to be at Munch and Crunch Generation urban farm doing horticultural therapy most Tuesday and Friday mornings 9 am-12 pm then lunch at Wellington Point Farm nearby. if you want to catch up. The farm is in Christina St Wellington Point.
Contact Rebecca and Matthew via their Facebook page for more information. It’s only a small urban farm with herbs and vegetables, chickens, bees, and more,
They are a family of five including twin girls Matilda (Tilly) and Edith (Edie) and their brother Hayden.
They were recently on the news regarding the verge garden they created with the community n mind, offering free herbs and vegetables to people to harvest and enjoy.
They used to run workshops on self-sustainability. Rebecca is a trained horticultural therapist and would love to work with people on NDIS and is passionate about helping people curb depression and get their hands in the soil.
I will be doing some Facebook lives where you can ask questions and learn more about their small garden filled to the brim with plants. They have the biggest hearts and just want to help people. Like them on Facebook and Instagram.
Much love, Vanessa
