There's nothing quite like the beginning of a new year that makes me feel simultaneously reflective of the past and excited to plan for the future. So much has happened in the past 4 years since I planned my very first cut-flower garden with the intention to sell flowers.
The elegant couple wanted florals that reflected their classical, yet free-spirited personalities. They wanted them to feel romantic and also pay homage to their European roots, while also fitting into the Spring backdrop of this stunning Skagit Valley venue.
Ever since I started this little garden business, I have been in search of the perfect vessels to arrange flowers in. My goal has been to find pieces that I can consistently source and that can be used by their recipient after the flowers fade. Check out these gorgeous, handmade vessels from Croak and Bloom.
I had the pleasure (and challenge) of designing florals for a wedding at the beginning of January using only locally grown ingredients. This one was personal for me.
The resulting look and feel of my first winter arrangements, both fresh and dried, ended up being some of my favorite arrangements of the year. Just like with any other season, they tell a story of winter in the Pacific Northwest with grace, and a unique, ethereal beauty.
I see my subscribers as patrons or investors in this artistic venture of mine and they receive the extra bounty of my gardens for their faith in me and their love of my work. You can choose from 3 different options to enjoy beautiful, sustainable, seasonal arrangements and bouquets.
I'm not your average florist. I don't have a brick and mortar shop, don't order from wholesalers, and don't use floral foam. My flowers are always local, sustainable, fragrant, and full of unique and delicate blooms.
This February, I embraced the challenge of this cold weather to make something beautiful that brings warmth, abundance, and color to an otherwise cold, sparse, and dark season.
After spending several weeks reflecting on 2022 and the last few years of building up this little business, I think I've honed in on what works for...
There's nothing quite like the beginning of a new year that makes me feel simultaneously reflective of the past and excited to plan for the future. So much has happened in the past 4 years since I planned my very first cut-flower garden with the intention to sell flowers.
The elegant couple wanted florals that reflected their classical, yet free-spirited personalities. They wanted them to feel romantic and also pay homage to their European roots, while also fitting into the Spring backdrop of this stunning Skagit Valley venue.
The season is transitioning to all things autumn: Fall-tinged leaves, seed pods, grasses, heirloom chrysanthemums, and so much gold, copper, and bu...
Something monumental happened in my life this month: I hired childcare for my four kiddos for the first time in 4 years. This might not seem like ...
Ever since I started this little garden business, I have been in search of the perfect vessels to arrange flowers in. My goal has been to find pieces that I can consistently source and that can be used by their recipient after the flowers fade. Check out these gorgeous, handmade vessels from Croak and Bloom.
I had the pleasure (and challenge) of designing florals for a wedding at the beginning of January using only locally grown ingredients. This one was personal for me.
A little more than a year ago, I found that my little side hustle or hobby business was gaining traction. When I first started my business in 2019,...
The resulting look and feel of my first winter arrangements, both fresh and dried, ended up being some of my favorite arrangements of the year. Just like with any other season, they tell a story of winter in the Pacific Northwest with grace, and a unique, ethereal beauty.
I see my subscribers as patrons or investors in this artistic venture of mine and they receive the extra bounty of my gardens for their faith in me and their love of my work. You can choose from 3 different options to enjoy beautiful, sustainable, seasonal arrangements and bouquets.
I'm not your average florist. I don't have a brick and mortar shop, don't order from wholesalers, and don't use floral foam. My flowers are always local, sustainable, fragrant, and full of unique and delicate blooms.
This February, I embraced the challenge of this cold weather to make something beautiful that brings warmth, abundance, and color to an otherwise cold, sparse, and dark season.
