The garden is where I slow down and pay attention. It’s not just about growing things (though I love when something blooms)—it’s about noticing the seasons, the small changes, the way the light feels different at certain times of year.
Here you’ll find posts about seasonal living, foraging, plant magic, and the little ways nature teaches us how to live slower and softer. It’s a space rooted in rhythm, rest, and the kind of beauty that doesn’t ask to be rushed.
The Secret Life of Acorns
If you’ve ever walked under an oak tree in autumn, you’ve probably heard the sound of acorns tumbling…
Printable Garden Journal Page for July
I’ve been spending more time in the garden lately, mostly in the early mornings before the sun gets…
Strawberry Season in the Countryside: A Story and a Simple Recipe
Early June feels like the perfect time to embrace one of my favorite seasonal traditions: strawberry picking. When…
Gardening with the Moon: How I Plan My Planting Days (And Why It Works)
I used to think moon gardening was just one of those charming old-timey things people talked about but…
Lilac Cream Soda: A Floral Springtime Treat from the Cottage Kitchen
I’ve been meaning to share this one for a while, and now that lilacs are blooming again, it…
A Bloom You Can Bite: My Favorite Edible Flowers from Garden to Table
When I first started learning about edible flowers, it felt like unlocking a secret garden within my own…
Preparing for Earth Day: Gentle Ways to Begin Living Closer to the Land
Earth Day is just around the corner, and this year, I’m thinking less about the “big impact” and…
A Beginner’s Guide to Cottage Gardening
How to start a soft, useful, and wildly beautiful garden—even if you’ve never planted a thing before. There’s…
Autumn Rosewood 