When Norah and Nick first reached out to us regarding wedding flowers for their city celebration
Read MoreJordan and Justin’s wedding was a springtime vision with blooming branches, seasonal ephemerals, and so many anemone we proudly grew in our own garden.
Read MoreGarden treasures are abundant here in spring. It’s one of our favorite things
Read MoreAmanda and David were wed on the last day of September in an Art Deco gymnasium…
Read MoreAugust was brimming with scabiosa! The sweetest little blooms on delicate and dancing stems.
Read MoreJune 2023 arrived with us out of town. Upon returning home, I always like to check on the garden…
Read MoreIt is late in December and the garden is quiet. I have narcissus…
Read MoreHello to you! December is quickly approaching, and we are excited to share a preview…
Read MoreApril rushed in with seemingly endless tulips, all harvested…
Read MoreWhile beautiful ingredients are the first thing we love to think about…
Read MoreMarch arrived with lovely weather and then it seemed…
Read MoreThe Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center hosts the Missouri Wildflowers Nursery native plants sale…
Read MoreFebruary was a delicious dose of Vitamin C, with the first flush of narcissus…
Read MoreAs promised, we are sharing a preview of our paperwhite collection…
Read MoreUnpopular as this may be, I am not a big summer lover.
Read MoreToday I have the honor of sharing another flower garden with you for our garden tour series How Does Your Garden Grow. On a quaint street in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, sits the most charming bungalow and perennial garden
Read MoreWe love to celebrate all seasons of life with flowers. And this July we had a wonderful
Read MoreJune arrived and departed in the blink of an eye for me. Each day arrives as a reminder that I am extremely fortunate to have this garden
Read MoreMay is one of my favorite flower months. So much to love and yet, this year it seemed to slip right through my fingers. With the jump into Mother’s Day weekend
Read MoreApril arrived with all the promise of the bulbs and rhizomes we planted last fall. But before our basket overflowed with each daily harvest,
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