I came to landscape design the way most good things happen — accidentally. After buying my first plant, I fell completely down the rabbit hole and never looked back.

By trade, I'm a product designer, which means I think in systems, layers, and user experience. It turns out those skills translate beautifully to gardens.

But my real education started much earlier. My dad is a horticulturalist, and growing up, he was always the one who could tell you exactly why something was thriving or struggling. That foundation shaped how I see plants: not as decoration, but as living systems worth understanding.

Today I design native and edible gardens that are intentional, beautiful, and built to last, rooted in both design thinking and a genuine love for the land and environment. I am a certified Landscape Designer from Emory University and a member of the Georgia Native Plant Society.