Glimmer Garden

03/01/2026

We’re purging on Palmstreet on Mar 1, 2:30PM CST ✨ Don’t miss out!

Details:
- Located in: Marinette, WI

Uncommon and rare Scindapsus. All are eatablished or starters, no cuttings.

https://palmstreet.app/pu/Y7Nl7wZh

03/01/2026

Went to the plant shelters.
Came home with 15. As one does.

Some people rescue dogs. (Including me!)
I also rescue clearance rack foliage.

🌱 13 of these were straight-up rehab rescues

🪴 6 sad hanging Pothos
🌿 4 Philodendrons (White Princess, White Wizard, Pink Princess Galaxy & Pink Birkin) — old season sale babies that just needed a chance
🌸 Angelwing Begonia in recovery
🗡 2 Snake Plants (one rehab, one emotional support)
🌳 And one Ficus Shiveriana… the only plant we “just wanted.”

(Technically my husband wanted it. He is the Ficus guy. I sold off my Ficus inventory once. He responded by wandering off at a plant fair and buying a new Tineke.
We now have four varieties.
This is marriage.)

There is something sacred about plant rehabs.
Quarantine corners.
Leaf wipe-downs.
Pest treatment like we are personally offended.

Growth after stress hits different.
New leaves feel earned.

This is just the sneak peek.
I’ll be sharing the potting, propping, pest protocol, and the inevitable glow-ups all week.

It might look chaotic now…
but redemption stories are my favorite.

Welcome to the greenhouse, little rescues. 🌿✨

02/28/2026

Energy Self-Care Guide
There are some really wonderful practice suggestions included in this video. I use a few of these daily myself. You know I always have a pocket full of crystals! 😁

Your energy is everything. In this ultimate guide to energy protection and spiritual self-care, I’m teaching you exactly how to cleanse negative energy, rese...

02/28/2026

Guess what I did today?? 🤩

02/26/2026

New babies. 🌱✨

The last few days have been all propping, potting, labeling, tucking roots into fresh soil…
I’m in build mode.

Adding new plants every single day for the next few weeks.
Quietly stacking inventory. Quietly strengthening the foundation.

Growth isn’t loud.
It’s detailed. Repetitive. Intentional.
You don’t wake up to a jungle overnight — you create it one cutting at a time.

This week handed me some heavy emotions. Instead of letting it harden me, I let it root me. I channeled it into soil, into structure, into small consistent action.
There is something deeply regulating about detailed work — trimming, dividing, labeling, watering. It brings my mind back to center. It reminds me that transformation is a process, not a reaction.

Inventory grows the same way a person does:
• steady care
• daily effort
• patience with what’s still developing
• trust in unseen roots

I’ve been alchemizing pain into power, distraction into discipline, and overwhelm into organization.

If you’re in a building season too — stay with it.
The forest is forming, even if today it just looks like cups of soil. 🌿

02/26/2026

✨️ Truths on Becoming ✨️

This week has been giving me lessons in patterns.

Old dynamics showed up.
Tension surfaced.
Buttons were pushed.

At one point, I walked away to regulate instead of react. Years ago, I might have stayed gone — or stayed and escalated.

This time, I came back steady.

Later in the week, more hard conversations unfolded. And instead of arguing or over-explaining, I simply noticed the pattern, named it, and disengaged.

No chasing.
No proving.
No performing.

That’s new.

Growth doesn’t always look like harmony.
Sometimes it looks like recognizing a cycle and choosing not to participate.

This week reminded me:
• You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to.
• Regulating yourself is more powerful than controlling the room.
• Not everyone will see your growth — and that’s okay.
• Real change is responding differently in familiar situations.

I feel proud.
A little sad.
And hopeful.

Because the pattern may still exist —
but I don’t have to live inside it anymore.

02/19/2026

✨️ Glimmer Moment ✨️

This morning started tight.
Nothing dramatic. Just that low irritation that hums under the surface. I noticed a small people-pleasing moment in myself and felt that familiar frustration — the “why am I still doing that?” kind.

The litter box needed scooping.
So I scooped it.
Tied up the bag. Took it outside. Cold air. Early light.

And then I heard them.
Honking overhead.

I looked up immediately — scanning the sky — and there they were. A full V of geese flying toward the bay.

I didn’t think. I reacted.
I froze. Pointed straight up at them.
“Ha! I see you! F**k yeah, baby! They’re back!!”
Full fist pump.

It was instant. The mood shifted.
Nothing in my life changed in that second. I was still me. The pattern I noticed in myself still exists. The day still held responsibilities.
But something opened.

After dropping my daughter off at work, the last stretch of sunrise was still spilling over the bay. I decided to take the scenic route home along the water instead of heading straight back.
I pulled into Red Arrow — one of my favorite parks since I was a kid.

That space has held a lot lately. A lot of community grief. And I could feel that weight when I got out of the car.

I walked down to the beach.
And I realized I’ve never been on that beach in the winter before.
It felt different. Quiet. Wide. Honest.

I stood there for a while. Took photos. Offered presence for the space and for the town. Nothing dramatic. Just intentional.

And I thought about how the morning had unfolded.
I didn’t wake up inspired.
I didn’t wake up radiant.
I woke up irritated.
And I made small choices.

I cleaned what needed cleaning.
I looked up when I heard something calling.
I took the long way home.
I stopped at the water.

The geese coming back doesn’t mean it’s spring tomorrow. There will probably be more snow. More cold. More gray days.

But it does mean something is shifting.

And maybe that’s what glimmers really are — not the absence of irritation or grief, but the moments where you choose to lift your eyes anyway.

The geese are back.
And this morning, that was enough.

02/15/2026

🌷 New Release: Leaf & Line Coloring Deck — Spring Flower Edition 🌷

Spring has officially bloomed into paper.
This 9-card coloring deck is a slow, soulful invitation to rest, create, and reconnect with the gentle beauty of the season.

Included flowers:
🌼 Daisies
🌿 Chamomile
💜 Lilacs
🌸 Hyacinth
🌱 Hoya
💋 Lipstick Plant
🌷 Tulips
🌼 Daffodils
💜 Violas

Each deck includes 9 original line-art cards, sized 3.5" x 5.5" — perfect for mindful coloring, altar moments, journaling, or gifting to a fellow plant-loving soul.

✨ $20 per pack
📍 Pickup: Marinette
🚗 Local delivery: $2
📦 Shipping: $5 (UPS Ground)

Limited quantity available—spring never lasts as long as we want it to.

Comment or message to claim 🌱💐

02/13/2026

Still need a last-minute Valentine’s gift? 💘
My Valentine Coloring Cards are the perfect thoughtful + creative option.
These aren’t just cards… they’re little moments of connection. Color them yourself for a personal touch or gift them as a relaxing, love-filled experience.

Physical cards are available for local pickup or local delivery (message me to arrange details).
Limited quantities available, so don’t wait.

Need something immediately? You can grab the printable PDF version on Etsy and print at home today — perfect for last-minute planners (no judgment 😌).
https://glimmergarden.etsy.com

Give something intentional. Give something creative. Give something made with love.
Message me to claim yours 💌✨