Taking a Moment to acknowledge many of the people, places, and organizations that are helping this project expand.

I am learning always, and have found continued wisdom from indigenous people wherever I have traveled. Their understanding of earth is second to none.

Our location has changed over the years, though always on historical indigenous lands, with the wisdom of those over 60 to be a guiding force.

Our Letterpress Equipment is provided by the South Central Threshing Association’s Braddock News Museum, and the Iron Men and Women who have made the organization last for over 50 years.

The First Garden of my journey still exists in my mom’s yard, with the original flower pots, compost piles, flower beds, and clover patches. Many other places have been improved by our seeds and gardening skills over the decades, maybe even one near you in WA, ND, or MN.

Many seed companies have been used to provide organic, fully certified, highly reliable seeds. Making our pieces of plantable art successful no matter the shape and use we experiment with.

We have been selling at awesome vendor shows, harvest festivals, maker markets, and farmers markets. In person gives the best opportunity for customer interaction, and to talk gardening, wildflowers or more even with those sharing the interest. We have helped both first year gardeners and master gardeners be successful.

Our Products have gotten into stores only a hand full of times so far: we are actively pursuing more store sales. Shout out to Anacortes Farmers Market, Pride of Dakota, ND Council on the Arts, Little Mountain BookStore of Mount Vernon, Bismarket, BDAC Art Gallery of Bismarck, Jamestown Arts Center, and BAGA Art Gallery of Bismarck. We hope to expand to a gift, floral, golf, book, craft, garden store near you. Feel free to help connect us and we will strive to make custom products worthy to buy.

Funding has come from sales of products in 5 states and growing, StrengthenND grant, and Pride of Dakota.

So many people met along the way to learn from, as I work to continue making a new category of art, Plantable.

University of Minnesota WCROC is also apart of our Growth. With a Plantable Art planting study at their Horticulture Garden area. So many experts I have connected with along the way, have really helped me get ideas forward. NRCS Plant Materials Science Center is a worthy source.

Have found continued sources of high quality recycled paper from local families helping turn up our displays to another level.

Thank you for working with us to bring more color into our world, talking plants, giving ideas, sharing a story, stopping by, and sending a gift.