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Kate’s bouquet deserved to be every bit as beautiful as she is — joyful, generous, and full of life. 🌸This one was gathe...
08/28/2026

Kate’s bouquet deserved to be every bit as beautiful as she is — joyful, generous, and full of life. 🌸

This one was gathered and layered together in a large, lush bouquet that felt romantic, gardeny, and full of personality.

I love a bouquet that feels like the bride.

And this one?
Delicious. Abundant. Unforgettable.

The kind of bouquet that makes a statement. Yet it still feels soft and feminine — which was absolutely perfect for Kate.

Are you drawn to a bouquet that feels like you?

Soft. Sweet. And just enough for Ashley & Tyson 🤍This petite bridal bouquet I gathered for her felt over-the-top romanti...
08/26/2026

Soft. Sweet. And just enough for Ashley & Tyson 🤍

This petite bridal bouquet I gathered for her felt over-the-top romantic and delicate without feeling oversized.

Blush dahlias, creamy whites, airy cosmos, lisianthus, and those last beautiful peonies of the season — all grown here in the gardens and arranged with that loose, just-picked feeling.

A bridal bouquet doesn’t have to be enormous to feel special.

Sometimes the smaller bouquet lets you shine a little more — while still carrying something beautiful down the aisle.

And this one? I could have stared at it all day. 🌸

Would you choose a petite bridal bouquet like this, or are you a more-flowers-the-better girl?

Did you really cascading amaranth to Friday Flower bouquets? Yes I sure did!This highly sought after flower by top desig...
08/21/2026

Did you really cascading amaranth to Friday Flower bouquets?

Yes I sure did!

This highly sought after flower by top designers needs to be experienced by You.

Do you need a little flowers in your Friday? 🌸

The Flowershed is OPEN today!

And ohhhh… the cute mini sunflowers and darling dahlias.
And all kinds of late-summer goodness tucked in between.

Bouquets are $30 and waiting in the self-serve Flowershed at the end of my driveway.

Come grab one for your kitchen table… or maybe one for somebody who could use a little happy today. 💗

8819 Reflection Lane, Middleton
Open today until sold out.

What if your Friday flowers were waiting for you? 🌸Fall Friday Flower Circle opened last night — and 2 of the 10 spots a...
08/14/2026

What if your Friday flowers were waiting for you? 🌸

Fall Friday Flower Circle opened last night — and 2 of the 10 spots are already spoken for.

Is one of the remaining spots meant for you?

For six Fridays: (Aug 21-Sept 25)

🌸 Drive up to the self-serve Flowershed.
🌸 Find a gorgeous garden-grown bouquet with your name on it.
🌸 Take it home and enjoy fresh flowers all weekend.

No remembering to order.
No wondering if I’ve sold out.

Your flowers are already yours.

Six Fridays. Six beautiful bouquets. One little gift to look forward to every week.

Sound like exactly what you need this fall?

👇 Put your name on one of the 8 remaining spots. Link in the comments.

08/13/2026

What do you think?

08/13/2026

I might be a little obsessed. 🌸

I admit it.
Why should fresh flowers only get to be on the kitchen table?

What if you could take an armful of garden flowers and hang them right on your front door?

And call it art!

Fresh dahlias.
Beautiful grasses.
Little wispy flowers and seed heads and all those wonderful textures that make a late-summer garden feel so abundant.

And then… just leave it there.

Let the flowers slowly dry in place.

Let the colors soften.

Let all those textures get prettier and more interesting as we move into fall.

And when you’re finally finished with it?

The whole thing can go right into the compost.

No plastic wreath form.
No floral foam.
No pile of decorations to find a storage bin for.

Just flowers from the garden that get one more beautiful season before returning to the earth. 🤎

Wouldn’t it be so FUN to make these together?

A small group of women making the same thing but each one turns out so beautifully different.

Imagine choosing the flowers and textures that feel like you and heading home with this wildly beautiful garden wreath for your front door.

The kind your neighbor notices every time she drives by.

The kind that makes her finally ask…

“Okay. WHERE did you get that?” 😂

And you get to say:

“I made it.”

Wouldn’t that be ridiculously fun?

I’m experimenting with these right now, and I’m seriously considering adding a Fresh-to-Dried Garden Wreath Workshop to my fall lineup.

Should I??

Tell me below🌸

Two-week break? Then why are there so many bouquets around here? 🌸Friday Flowers may be taking a little early August bre...
08/11/2026

Two-week break?
Then why are there so many bouquets around here? 🌸

Friday Flowers may be taking a little early August break, but the gardens definitely aren’t.

I’m still out harvesting every morning. Dahlias are coming on beautifully, and I’m cutting deeply and giving the gardens a chance to put on fresh growth for the weeks ahead.

And all those flowers?

I’ve been practicing.

Trying new mechanics. Revisiting old techniques. Playing with color and movement. Working on the garden-grown designs you love so much.

I’ve especially been reviewing techniques for my upcoming Dahlia Centerpiece Workshop.

Weddings need to have my sharpest skills, so I’m practicing the elegant cascades and the true American abundant full-arm bouquets we’re seeing more of in weddings. Not to mention some really uniquely amazing corsages.

Every time I practice designing just for fun I remember something that eventually finds its way into a wedding bouquet, a workshop, or even your Friday Flowers.

But then comes the best part…

What happens to all the practice bouquets?

Most are donated to local elderly care facilities. ❤️

And a few become Lonely Bouquets — flowers quietly left somewhere around Middleton or Star for a stranger to discover and take home.

So while the Flower Shed is resting for another week, the flowers are most definitely not.

And now I’m curious…

Have you ever found one of my Lonely Bouquets? 🌸

Do you feel it?It’s the August rush.Growing up on the farm, I felt it because harvest was all hands on deck.As a young m...
08/07/2026

Do you feel it?

It’s the August rush.

Growing up on the farm, I felt it because harvest was all hands on deck.

As a young mom, I felt it because I wanted to squeeze every last drop out of summer. One more trip to the pool. One more camping trip. One more memory before backpacks and routines returned.

I still feel it.

August has a way of making us believe we have to do more before summer slips away.

But maybe what we need isn’t more.

Maybe we just need to notice the beauty that’s already here.

One bouquet on the kitchen table can change the feel of an entire home. It slows me down every time I walk past it. It reminds me to look up from the to-do list.

If you’ve ever wished you could enjoy your flowers longer or make one bouquet go further, I created a free guide that shows you three simple ways to spread one bouquet throughout your home.

Comment FLOWERS and I’ll send it to you. 🌸

No one is more surprised than me. What began as an exercise in “Bloom where you’re planted”, a few simple garden beds be...
08/05/2026

No one is more surprised than me.

What began as an exercise in “Bloom where you’re planted”, a few simple garden beds became a place of peace.

Flowers became where I found joy, quiet, and a deeper connection to God’s beautiful creation.

Before long, I realized this kind of beauty wasn’t meant to stay in my gardens or my home.

6.5 years later the gardens are packed full of flowers for joyful weddings, gathering women around the table for flower workshops, and sharing fresh bouquets each week through my Friday Flower Circles.

It’s amazing how something as simple as flowers can slow us down, lift our spirits, and remind us to notice the beauty that’s already around us.

I’m so grateful these little gardens has become a place where so many of you have found a pep in your step from these flowers too.

Thanks for joining me on this journey . 🌸

Photo by the amazing Heather Walker Photography

07/31/2026

Thank you so much! The Flowershed back August 21st!!🌸

We’re taking a rest— After today, the gardens are taking a two-week break.

I’ll still be out there every morning watering, weeding, and cheering on the next round of blooms. But no bouquets will be available after today until the fall season begins on August 21st.

So if you’ve been meaning to stop by, get a bunch to put a bit of pep in your step.

And if your mom has been on your mind lately—maybe she’s stuck inside because of the smoke and needing a little reminder she’s cared for—this is a beautiful day to bring home two bouquets.

One for your table.

And one for hers.

🌸 Fresh garden bouquets are $30
🌸 The Flower Shed opens at 9:00 a.m. and is located at the end of my driveway
📍8819 Reflection Lane, Middleton

It’s self-serve, but if I see you, I’ll come say hi 👋🏼

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Middleton, ID
83644

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