Well-Being Gardens for People and Pollinators
We create gardens that help people find peace, support endangered pollinators, and experience the healing power of nature. Rooted in folklore and designed for the modern world's complexities, our gardens are sanctuaries where people and pollinators alike find healing and comfort.
Tell the Bees Partners with Charles River Recovery
We are honored to announce our partnership with Charles River Recovery to design and build a Tell the Bees garden on their campus. The garden will provide a restorative space where patients can connect with nature and find peace during their recovery journey. The garden will also support endangered native pollinators, creating a space that nurtures both people and the planet.
Therapeutic Planting
Our gardens feature native perennials chosen to encourage mindfulness and peace. Our plant selection promotes emotional well-being through immersive, nature-based healing.
Nurturing Habitat
Based on extensive research to support native endangered pollinators, our gardens provide diverse nectar sources and habitat for essential species and local biodiversity.
History and Folklore
Each plant holds a story. From ancient healing traditions to symbolic meanings, our plants share tales of resilience and wisdom, deepening the connection between people and nature.
Garden Soundscapes: Curating Auditory Experiences in Healing Gardens
The acoustic environment of a garden plays a vital role in shaping the emotional and sensory experience of visitors while also influencing the health of the garden’s wild inhabitants.
Mindful Gardening: Turning Routine Garden Tasks into Therapeutic Rituals
Garden maintenance can be a pathway to mindfulness, emotional restoration, and a deeper sense of connection to nature. Routine tasks such as weeding, pruning, and watering can be reframed as mindful activities.
“Telling the Bees”: Reviving an Ancient Tradition
We honor a timeless ritual—one that reconnects people to the land, to memory, and to the quiet companionship of pollinators. “Telling the Bees” is more than a poetic phrase; it is the foundation of our philosophy.
