There is endless inspiration for traditional, and even micro weddings online but the flexibility and scaled back size of a civil ceremony (or elopement) can be a much less obvious path to what you could or should do. Should a bridal bouquet be a part of your civil ceremony?

Suddenly December is upon us and yet you come across a bag (or a few) of bulbs in your home. You panic. “Is it too late to plant it? Have I missed the chance to get my spring bulbs in the ground?!”

Everybody is ‘fine’ when you ask. Burn out is all to real. What if a return to seasonality could better equip us in our daily lives? Could a connection to seasonal nuances give us the tools to handle the challenges in life?

Renovations, a change of location, municipal works, or just a redesign, there are so many instances when moving a garden might be necessary. So often plants hold sentimental value and letting them die or leaving them behind just is not an option for you. Having moved many gardens, many times, here are my best tips for you to relocate your garden with the least amount of loss.

Picking a fresh flower is often one of the first ways children will give their mother a gift. As we grow up, somewhere along the line, flowers begin to get more complicated and the spontaneous gifting dwindles. These are some tips to help put the simple joys of flowers back into your gifting repertoire.

Cut Flower Edition. Everyone is talking about Christmas, meanwhile I am already dreaming of Spring.

2024 was truly good to me in this first year offering fresh cut flowers to Durham Region and I will be back with more in 2025. This is a snippet of what you can expect from me for early Spring 2025