Let’s grow together

Every garden begins with a conversation. Tell me a little about your garden, what you’re hoping to create, and where you are in the process.

I’ll review your inquiry and be in touch with the next steps.

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Confession: I’m actually a pretty bad gardener.
I have six pots. Six.
And I routinely forget to water them.

I used to buy flowers for the table outside, or put pots around the outdoor sectional. I eventually stopped because I know myself well

Cottage gardens have a reputation for being effortless. They're not — they're just good at hiding the effort.

The charm comes from restraint you don't notice: colours that were chosen to sit together, plants repeated enough times to feel like

This is the part of the process that's hardest to put into a before-and-after photo.

Most clients don't come to me because their garden has no plants in it. They come because the 've already bought plants, tried a few things, and it still doesn't f

“Oh heck, throw in a lily” is not a design process — it’s what happens when a planting plan gets filled instead of chosen.

If you can guess the plant list before you see the house, it probably wasn’t designed for the ho

Most "bad garden" problems aren't plant problems. They're process problems.

Six questions — about soil, light, existing plants, how you'll actually use the space, and who's maintaining it long-term. Skip these and you end up with a g

If you're planning changes to your garden this season and want it to feel intentional — not just planted — that's exactly what I help with. Link in bio for a consultation.