Plantlife Joy
If you're new to the world of plants or an experienced enthusiast you will love this.
Plantlife Joy
Welcome to a community where nature, wisdom, and sustainable living flourish together. As a member of Plantlife Joy, you’ll receive weekly content lovingly curated by Joanne, gardener, eco-creative, and nature whisperer.
Learn about indoor and Outdoor Plants and gardening the natural way.
Every month, you'll gain exclusive access to:
- 🌸 Indoor & Outdoor Plant Wisdom
- Learn how to nurture your green companions with pesticide-free care, whether they thrive on your windowsill or in the soil beneath your feet.
- 🧪 Toxin-Free Gardening Techniques
- Say goodbye to weed killers and chemical sprays. Discover natural solutions that protect your plants and the planet.
- 📷 Photo Guides & Demonstrations
- Visual tutorials to inspire and support you through every season, from pruning rituals to planting intentions.
- 🎓 Mini Courses & Deep Dives
- Short, soul-nourishing lessons that blend horticultural know-how with intuitive insight.
Each piece of content is rooted in Joanne’s mission: reconnecting people with the healing wisdom of plants, soil, and inner truth.
We can make it happen. together we can change the world.
I’m Joanne, a woman on a mission, passionate about every leaf, root, and whisper of nature’s wisdom. I created Plantlife Joy as a one-stop sanctuary to help you reconnect with the wild, living world around you.
Here, you'll discover:
- 🌿 How to garden without pesticides, toxic weed killers, or harmful sprays
- 🌼 The secrets of houseplants, garden plants, and the wildlife they attract or gently deter
- 🌺 The healing magic of herbs, both for wellness and flavour, combined with the power of mindset
- 📸 My personal stories, photos, and videos in nature that invite you to see the world with new eyes
As you explore, you’ll find that reconnecting with nature isn’t a chore, it’s a joy. It’s addictive in the best way. Slowly but surely, you’ll feel the pull to dig, to grow, to feel the pulse of the Earth again. We’ve always been in the Garden of Eden; we just forgot how to see it.