People
Power to the People! We believe people coming together and joyfully sharing resources and celebrating abundance is an act of resistance to polarizing politics and false narratives of scarcity.
Plants
We are a joyous community that shares all things plants…seeds, seedlings, bulbs, corms, rhizomes, cuttings, transplants…all tried and true for our PNW climate.
Place
We are a place of horticultural knowledge, cultivation, harvest, generosity, gathering, inspiration, curiosity, creativity and celebration.
How can WonderHome support my garden dreams?
We offer multiple membership tiers designed to match individual needs while connecting you to a robustly resourced community.
Join TodayWonderHome Story
The seeds for Wonderhome were broadcasted in 2025, with a deeply dedicated focus on growing community, garden resource sharing, and celebrating abundance. After a year of extensive research on membership models, surveying gardeners of all levels, interviewing experts, and synthesizing feedback…Wonderhome has taken root to emerge in Spring of 2026, the Year of the Firehorse no less! I hope you will join our horticultural herd & ride along as we explore all things garden.
- Paige Witte, Lead Mare of Wonderhome
My Work
Founder - Paige Witte Garden Design - Portland, OR
Founder - Fiddlehead Gardens Design Build- Berkeley, CA
Owner - Wonderhome Willamette Valley Vacation Rental & Venue - Newberg, OR
School Garden Director - Riverdale Grade School, Portland, Oregon
Greenhouse Coordinator - Oregon Episcopal School K-12 Education
Volunteer Coordinator - Taking Ownership PDX
Founding Educator - Edible School Yard, Berkeley, CA
Teacher - Permaculture Design & Reintegration Program - Merritt College Oakland, CA
Community Garden Director - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA
Aquatic Plant Buyer & Nursery Sales - Berkeley Horticultural Nursery, Berkeley, CA
Lotus Propagator - Water’s Edge Aquatic Nursery, Lawrence, KS
WWOOF Farm Hand - Australia & New Zealand
My Studies
Environmental Studies, University of Kansas
Landscape Horticulture at Merritt College. Oakland CA
Permaculture Design at Occidental Art and Ecology Center, CA
Landscape Architecture at UC Berkeley Extension.
My Approach
My approach chooses a state of AWE & WONER, connects COMMUNITY, looks for and shares ABUNDANCE, inspires CURIOSITY, supports CREATIVITY, values COMMUNITY and celebrates SEASONS & CYCLES.
My approach is highly collaborative. I have surrounded myself and infused WonderHome with a generous circle of creatives and experts (link to collaborators) that believe tending soil and soul, sharing resources and celebrating abundance is an act of resistance to the scarcity and polarizing paradigm being told. Gardening in community is a political act and the time is now to dig in for peace. We need to dig in together and get to work on Making American Gardens Again. The way we treat the land upon where we live has always told profound stories. My approach is uniting people through plants, and Wonderhome is this place of connection.
Testimonials.
Let Others Inspire You.
"Paige and Rebecca (another Woho member) helped me create a brand new container garden along the walking path to my studio to grow bulbs and vines. Mid-morning we loaded up in Paige’s truck and headed to the local farm supply store and hardware store to purchase large troughs, metal drill bits for drainage holes, and soil and compost for planting. With supplies gathered, we paused for a lovely lunch before diving into the installation phase. This is where three people and a lift gated truck made all the difference! By mid-afternoon I was planting my new bulbs. Paige’s project management skills paired with her fun-loving personality made for both a productive and pleasant day with fellow garden friends."
- Françoise W
"I was the lucky recipient of 2 mature Japanese Maples transplanted from another Wonderhome Garden. These trees were big and had been carefully pruned for many years, offering instant structure to a newly planted area of my garden. Two matching specimen trees of this size and quality would have cost me over a thousand dollars at a retail nursery! This transplanting project required multiple people and project management guidance. I am happy to report that, many years later, these beautiful transplants are absolutely thriving."
- Jen W
