Wild Indigo

06/20/2026

I’m devastated- my native bees, dragonflies, butterflies are just GONE. The chrysanthemum oil used to kill mosquitoes kills them ALL. This is what they looked like last summer.

04/07/2026

Pairing up with Wild Indigo this Saturday for our biggest show of the year! Native plants (w/magic dirt!), macramé, body lotions, and jewelry just in time for Mother's Day !☀️🪴

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04/07/2026

I'm setting up April 4&5 at the Tulip Festival!! We'll be in the SE corner with a ton of other vendors and food trucks. Come see my new stuff! 🌷

03/21/2026

03/12/2026

Celebrating our 1st year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support! 🤗🎉 We have several big shows this spring. Up first: Tulip Fest at the Myriad Gardens April 4&5!!

01/23/2026

There’s a little part of me that loves these snowstorms. I get to sit inside looking out my windows and dreaming of next year’s garden. I look through my photos to better remember last year’s garden. And I sift through my catalogs and books, making a wishlist. As I look back on last summer’s garden, I make notes of what I loved the most. The past two summers, the highlight of my garden has been the visiting butterflies and pollinators. I start noticing visiting swallowtails in mid spring. They love my fennel as a host plant, and we get a lot of swallowtail caterpillars. They also are sure to love my golden alexanders I planted last year. It’s a beautiful little native perennial with yellow flowers in early spring. I hope to have some available to sell this spring. I am planning to buy a spicebush, which is a 12’ tall shrub that likes partial sun. They are host to the spicebush swallowtail and the tiger swallowtail. Look for my next blog about monarchs.