Apothecary Gardens: A Place Where Scent Lives
Wild & Tame designs living fragrance for homes, creatives, and ritual spaces. From sun-warmed sage to night-blooming jasmine, we create environments you can step into, tend, and experience over time.
If This Were Ours: Garden Mood Boards as Prophecy
At Wild & Tame, we don't just design gardens. We listen to them. We treat each patch of earth — each awkward corner, crumbling border, or dried-up slope — like a temple-in-waiting. And before we plant a single thing, we ask: "If this were ours, what would it want to become?"
Plant Buddy: The Off-Menu Garden Collab
Sometimes you don't need a whole team. You just need a friend who gardens. Plant Buddy is our off-menu collaborative cultivation service for hands-on garden lovers in LA.
We don't rake leaves. Let them fall. Let them feed.
At Wild & Tame, we do not rake the leaves. We let them gather like a blanket. A soft, rustling quilt made by the trees for the soil. Because leaves are not litter. They are protection. They are offering. This is your permission to stop. Let the leaves lie.
Rue by the Door Ritual, Ruda, and the Sacred Role of Plants in Protection
We never said it. We just did it. Tucked sprigs of rue behind the doorframe. Hung it upside down in the kitchen, tied with red thread. Rue — or ruda in Spanish — is more than a plant. It's a quiet spell passed down from hand to hand. Plants aren't passive decor. They carry memory. They carry lineage.
Porch Rituals & Threshold Gardens
Before you step inside, there is a space. A pause. A threshold. That small stretch between sidewalk and door, brick and bloom — this is sacred ground. At Wild & Tame, we call this a Threshold Garden. And we don't just style it, we bless it.
Neon Gardens: Bold Color, Electric Texture, and the Art of Unsubtle Beauty
Let's not pretend. I love neon. Not the kind that blinks in liquor store signs, but the kind that glows under the sun — alive, unapologetic, and utterly untamed. Neon gardens are for those who want a riot of color. A rebellious bloom. A palette that sings instead of whispers.
Design vs. Gardener: Why Your Pinterest Garden Isn't Growing
It starts the same way every time. You say "I want a native garden" and show us a Pinterest board of dreamy landscapes. Your gardener isn't a designer, botanist, or mind reader. That's why your Pinterest garden isn't growing. Here's the gap between garden dreams and soil reality.
The Goth Cactus Garden: Prickly Beauty, Burgundy Drama, Desert Romance
Not everyone loves cactus. But those who do? We understand elegance with an edge. My favorite cactus displays aren't sterile or Southwest cliché. They're moody. Cinematic. They whisper desert noir and punk flower dreams. Spikes and shadows. Deep reds and dusty sages. Where the architecture of survival becomes a work of art.
The Feral Garden: Where Chaos Grows Fruit and Memory Smells Like Mint
I was raised in a wild garden. Not wild like untouched wilderness — wild like unstructured abundance. Fruit trees and fences, mint and roses, chaos and care. My swing set nestled between a mango tree and a fig. Pink guavas stained my dresses. It was feral. It was sacred. It was everything.
Small Space Gardens: Grow Anyway
I've heard every reason. I don't have land. I don't have light. I don't have time. I don't have water. And to each one, I say: Grow anyway. Because if you've got a pot, a window, a wall, or even a cracked milk crate — you've got a garden. If you can drill a hole, you can plant a dream.
The Rise of the Garden Keeper
There is a shift happening — quiet but undeniable. We are done with mow-and-blow. We are rising into a new kind of stewardship. Enter: The Garden Keeper. Not a landscaper. Not a gardener. A listener. A witness. A participant who knows your veggie patch is a return, a reclamation.
Your Plants Are Still Here: A Love Letter to the Forgotten Pandemic Jungle
It's okay. You forgot to water them. You stopped talking to them. They're still here. Back in 2020, we filled our homes with green like prayer - rubber trees, monsteras, pothos lined like altars. Now they're waiting by the window, dusty but devoted. This isn't guilt. This is grace.
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden: Why I'm Not a Native Plant Purist
She survived war, separation, and loss—and still planted roses. This isn’t a story about native purism. It’s a legacy garden rooted in grief, beauty, and everything we carry through the soil.
If This Were Ours: A Sunstruck Los Angeles Front Plot
A cinematic garden story: If This Were Ours — an intuitive front yard garden vision for a sunstruck Los Angeles plot. Summer scents, barefoot nights, layered beauty. A Wild & Tame original series.
Turn Your Front Step Into a Portal: The Art of Seasonal Porch Styling
Step through your front door and into a story. Seasonal porch styling with Wild & Tame transforms thresholds into living portals—rooted in rhythm, nature, and beauty. Available for homes across Los Angeles and Orange County.
How We Built a Backyard Urban Farm with Fruit Trees, Goldfish River & Tank Pool in Los Angeles
We turned our Los Angeles backyard into a thriving urban farm—complete with fruit trees, a goldfish river inspired by Aztec chinampas, a stock tank pool, and edible landscaping rooted in ritual and rhythm. Come see how we built it—and how you can start your own sacred growing space.
The Witch's Garden: 10 Magical Plants to Grow for Spellwork and Rituals
Unlock the mystical potential of your garden with these 10 powerful magical plants. Perfect for witches, pagans, and plant enthusiasts alike, this guide reveals how to cultivate and use enchanting herbs like rosemary, lavender, and mugwort in your spellwork and rituals. Discover the secrets to creating your own sacred space, enhancing your spiritual practice, and connecting with nature's ancient wisdom. Whether you're a seasoned green witch or just beginning your magical journey, these plants will transform your garden into a haven of natural magic and spiritual energy. Ready to grow your own witch's garden? Let's dig in!
Embracing the Mini Orchard: Why I Chose Backyard Orchard Culture
How I turned my small Los Angeles yard into a lush mini orchard and micro flower farm using Backyard Orchard Culture—prolonged harvests, pollinator magic, and beauty in bloom.
The Ritual of Pulling Oracle Cards Before Designing a Garden
Before I plant a single seed, I pull oracle cards to receive divine guidance. Discover how spirit-led design shapes my gardens into sacred, intuitive sanctuaries.