Mother’s Day can feel confusing, disorientating and sad to some of us. We wanted to offer some ways to honor and celebrate mothers and take care of yourself.

In this post I share the process of creating a communal garden, grieving of the loss of my mother, and the intention to raise up the Mother in all forms in a culture that degrades it. Making sacred space is collective work. I invite you to help us celebrate the Mother and feel her nurturing spirit in us. Join us for weekly Friday community garden sessions. Learn about permaculture, native, drought tolerant perennial plants and meet the members of your community in joyful work tending the land.

Whether you’re looking for custom elopement florals for this Spring, rest and retreat experiences with your best pals or super tangible and down to earth garden education you’ll find it all in one place. Here’s what you can expect: captivating imagery, easy to navigate offerings, booking features and a shop.

A website is not only what you see on the screen in front of you, it is the result of so much planning, strategizing and organizing how the user experiences the front end while all of these activities take place on the back end–for literally months! The whole look and feel of the website is new, but many of Wild Heart Farm’s offerings are fresh and new too. It was time to get the professional help needed for this important transition.

When it comes to elopements, the allure of Sedona, Arizona, is unparalleled. The breathtaking red rock formations, serene desert landscapes, and spiritual energy make Sedona an unforgettable setting for couples who want to exchange vows in a meaningful and intimate way.

We tend to our gardens. Why not tend to ourselves?

Growing native wildflower seeds is one of the transitions that came as a result of Rattlebox's Shmita year.