

Wildly Committed.
From a graphic design graduate to an eco-conscious entrepreneur, my career journey has taken many turns. Initially immersed in marketing and e-commerce, I later launched an environmentally conscious tea business. Although fulfilling, the focus on consumerism left me seeking a more profound impact—leading me to close my business and dedicate myself to native plants and backyard habitat restoration.
Today, I’m committed to rewilding our natural environments, one yard at a time. I'm on a journey to learn and share the ecological benefits of native plants, helping others transform their spaces into thriving ecosystems. Together, you and I will nurture the inherent wildness of ourselves and our planet.
How To Work With Me
I work with homeowners in their yards and
eco-restoration brands with marketing.
Rewild and Restore
Your Yard

An Easy Place To Start
I can help you transform your yard into a thriving native habitat, even if you're unsure where to start. First, we'll walk-through your yard together, discuss your vision and goals, along with your favorite plants. I'll help you find the flora that evolved to thrive in each area, build a design that brings you joy, and supports local wildlife.
Let's bring the wild back to your yard!
Grow Your
Eco-Friendly Business

Those Little Insights You Need
With 15 years in retail marketing, branding, e-commerce, and entrepreneurship, I'm committed to helping eco-centric businesses flourish. From refining your brand voice to streamlining processes, I identify and enhance the overlooked aspects of your business to maximize impact.
Save the planet with me!
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Orgs I Love & Support
Our membership contributes to the conservation of North Carolina’s native plants and their habitats through education, protection, cultivation, and advocacy.
Our donation money goes directly to the management of private forests that are in desperate need of ecological restoration to increase forest diversity and resilience.
My weekly volunteer work helps our local native-focused conservation garden thrive through invasive removal, new plantings, and beautification.
