Yes, that’s an iPhone photo.

Sometimes you have to choose what feels more you over what looks more polished.

Rachel Wilson

Gardener, and creator by nature.

I'm Rachel — an unapologetically multipassionate human.

I'm a flower farmer on the New England shoreline, and I've been homesteading here for fifteen years, keeping chickens and making sourdough back when it was still considered weird… These days, alongside this blog, I offer gardening consults, helping people who don't know where or how to start.

I started Bloom Harvest Flower Farm chasing the dream of growing flowers for a living. And for a while, I loved it.

But somewhere along the way, putting a price tag on every stem made the magic disappear.

So I'm trying to notice the beauty again... To make things because I want to. To grow things without wondering what they're worth.

For years, I tried to niche down. I'd find the thing I was supposed to be doing or talking about, build everything around it, get bored, and start over.

I'm not doing that anymore.

This is a place for all the things. The magic and the mess. The things that work and the things that don't. The gardens I'm growing, the things I'm making, and the lessons I've learned along the way.

More than anything, I want this to feel like a place to land. Somewhere to feel a little more connected to the seasons, to yourself, to whatever you're growing, literally or otherwise.

I know I need that.

Maybe you do too?


“You don't need a big space to be a gardener.
You just need the right skills.”

~Rachel Wilson

A Few Things I’ve Worked On

I’ve been lucky to work with a handful of publications and brands over the years, creating recipes, photography, and stories around food, flowers, family, and seasonal living. My work has been featured in The Simple Living Collection, The Wild Family Guide, and Waldorf for the Early Years, along with collaborations with brands such as Brockmans Gin.

Wild Family Guide — Fall 2021

The Simple Living Collection — Winter 2021

The Simple Living Collection — Summer 2022

Waldorf for the Early Years — Autumn 2022 Limited-edition fundraiser publication

Midwifery Today — Issue 149, Spring 2024