Q: Tell me a little about yourself and what sparked your love for gardening and plants.
A: I’m originally from South Carolina, and growing up, my mom was what I’d call a master gardener — she never had the certification, but our garden always looked like it came out of “Southern Living.” Gardening was her peaceful time, and while I didn’t fully appreciate it then, I do now. My family also had a farm called “The Wildgoose,” which is where the name Wildgoose Garden comes from. Gardening and plants have always been part of our life. Later, during COVID and a personal transition, I found pottery as a form of healing and creativity, which eventually became the second half of what we do here.
Q: What sets Wildgoose Garden apart from other nurseries or garden-focused businesses?…