As August approaches and the flowers begin to drop their petals, revealing their swollen seed pods full of promise of new life, I begin to think about my own full womb and the journey that led me here.

Beauty and abundance abound at last weekend’s nourishing Seed to Vase to Table dinner, a fundraiser to support @ourfamilyfarms. 🥕🌻🌱 The dinner highlighted regenerative farming practices at our local

Icelandic poppies - possibly the most beautiful thing I’ve ever grown. This came from the “Champagne bubbles” mix from @siskiyouseeds. They are just blooming and the color variations are stunning! I grew

What a joy it was to weave flowers with these beautiful women @spiritweavers! I’m so so proud of their incredible work and seeing their creativity shine at our dried flower workshops 🌈!

The wild yarrow has been leafing out all spring and is finally starting to bud and bloom around our homestead! I have grown to love yarrow so much over the past few years. This beautiful plant is one of

These are three Comfrey plants that started the size of our thumb last spring. A year later they are already huge! Now the plan is to keep dividing the Comfrey so that we can have many more plants throughout

Magic in the mundane 🌙. #icelandicpoppies #poppies #whiteflowers #igrewthis #ayearinflowers #share2steem an.a.gram Posted from Instagram via Share2Steem Ethical Marketplace for Sustainable, Handmade Goods

After writing my last post about the delicious scents of roses, I got a little hungry and started dreaming about all the things I could make with flowers! And boy there's a lot of ways to eat flowers.

The Egyptian walking onions that I divided in early spring are preparing to show their feet. I feel lucky to witness the life around me. In the garden everything appears to be standing still. This onion

Feeling all the tropical vibes in this Haku Lei, which is actually composed of dried flowers 🌺. I’m constantly amazed by how versatile dried flowers can be! 🌙 I’ll be teaching how to make dried flower

I sowed my Cucurbits seeds a few weeks ago and they are finally ready for transplanting! After a few days of hardening off I didn't waste any time to get them in the ground. Actually it worked really perfectly

The Oxeye Daisies are coming into bloom here! First they are blooming in small pockets around the property and along roadsides. Soon they will come up and fill some of the fields and meadows where they

I enjoyed a myriad of springtime flowers as we walked through our local hills today. There is so much beauty everywhere! I am glad to share photos of a few that called out to me today. Blue Dicks (aka

I am going to my happy place today! In this post I am responding both to two prompts: @ecoTrain's question of the week ecoTrain Question Of The Week: How Do You Get Out And Stay Out Of An Emotional Hole?

The look on my face when I’m at @campjoygardens 😌. #sunbeams #roses #spring #share2steem an.a.gram Posted from Instagram via Share2Steem Ethical Marketplace for Sustainable, Handmade Goods Website |

Last weekend, I spent a whole afternoon among roses. I was back at Camp Joy Gardens, a 40-year old garden where I apprenticed a couple years ago. Every time I'm there, whether for one day or one year,

I seeded these onions (left) in the greenhouse in early March and transplanted them out in the garden last week. I hardened them off for several days in preparation for transplanting. I then transplanted

Happy Mother’s Day everyone! I hope you’re having a lovely day. May you bloom like the flowers, open to receive all the beauty in this sweet and precious life! #flowers #mothersday #share2steem an.a.gram

@campjoygardens under the most stunning Cecile Brunner rose bush. All of the heritage roses here are off the hook right now!!! So happy to spend Mother’s Day weekend among my favorite people and plants.

Living a flower-filled life is not as hard as you think and it doesn't have to take a lot of time and effort either. It's actually more of a mindful practice, much like journaling. Once you get into the