WildFlower Forest began, not in a lab or boardroom, but in a garden—blooming with sunflowers, the scent of magnolia in the air, and a little girl wandering barefoot, utterly enchanted. That girl was me. The heart of WildFlower Forest is a legacy—woven from memories of my grandmother, a seamstress and grocer who transformed a 2 acre lot into a lush family garden. Her love of beauty and self-sufficiency shaped me. Her garden—with its vegetables, rose bushes, magnolia trees, and a field of yellow flowers—is the soil from which my dreams have grown.

After years of traveling the world, I returned home—to that very land—to restore grandmother's legacy. I blended my passion for natural perfume making, fashion, plant cultivation, and artistic expression to build something bigger: a flower and herb farm where healing, creativity, and nature meet.

My journey began with a simple need: I was searching for natural, effective alternatives to deodorants and body care products. Years of battling sensitivities and health issues left me frustrated with mainstream options filled with synthetic chemicals, artificial fragrances, and preservatives that irritated my skin, affected my health and lifestyle. After countless failed attempts to find something that truly worked, I turned inward—back to nature and back to my roots.

I began experimenting with essential oils in my kitchen, crafting personal perfume blends with care and curiosity. I wasn’t trying to start a brand—I was simply trying to feel whole, healthy, and beautiful again. But soon, wherever I went, people would stop me and ask, “What are you wearing?” One by one, I began blending custom perfumes for others. That’s when I realized—there was something here. Something personal, powerful, and deeply needed.

WildFlower Forest was born from that. I began building our flower and herb farm on my grandmother's old property. I wanted to create more than just products—My dream is to reconnect people to the earth and to themselves, through the transformative power of scent. Every product we create is an invitation—to slow down, breathe deeply, and remember the magic of nature.