Two girls creating a joyful life while caring for our flock and the land under our care.
In early March I was honored to collaborate with a few lovely ladies to put together an inspirational shoot for brides searching for a fresh spring look. It was refreshing to see green again and get my hands designing with such incredible spring blooms.
Well, the day finally came! Erma welcomed two healthy lambs yesterday evening. Meet Cain, the firstborn son at Homestead, and Eva his sweet little sister.
When Matt and I were contemplating an image for our new logo we wanted to capture something uniquely ours.
Well it's finally here, most any Wisconsinite's favorite time of year, grilling season. Though the snow fell again last night it won't be long until we see those warm days again.
So you’ve found a florist you’re dying to work with. Your florist is probably ecstatic about working with you because she knows if you can’t wait to work with her you’re probably her perfect match. So what is your florist going to need from you during your first consultation?
We're 1 week away from our first lambing season here at the farm. I can't believe it's almost here!
Roast season is coming to an end, but don't let this recipe sit on the shelf until fall!
There are a lot of new experiences when you bring new animals to the farm. Today was our first experience with shearing and I can't help but laugh at how funny the girls look without their winter jackets.
As a landscape designer I've always found myself drawn to the details. The textures, materials and colors of a space. Which is also why I've focused my design business on creating more than just the space, but also the details of the space
I was approached by Alyssa with Alyssa Bloechl Photography to write a guest post on her blog. Alyssa captures farmers and farm life through her camera lens and I was thrilled to be apart of her series of guest blogs.
There are so many blessings for a farmer, florist and designer this time of year. The biggest blessing is a slower season to catch up, reflect and prioritize a new season. After the snowfall a couple days ago I couldn't resist taking the time to get out with Banjo and breath a little.
