Three lines. One house.

Rebecca Jean Allen grows, pours, and packs in small batches. The house is flowers, candles, and landscape. One name on the door.

1. Flowers

   Live stems. Lobby scale or a hand-tied posy. Kraft, jute, glass. Fall cutting color from her notes: rose, dahlia, marigold, chrysanthemum, sunflower, a small pumpkin. Water changed every other day.

2. Candles and home

   Soy and beeswax for the table. A cosmetic oil and a mineral soak. Not medicine. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

3. Landscape

   Raised frames for a cutting row, quoted like a floral. Garden design sits with that. Lawn care and snow are separate jobs, not on the shop. Greenhouse and grounds training is the credential. A yard gate is a job, not a kit we sell.

Who it is for

A room that wants a hotel lobby and a garden. Gifts that travel in butcher paper. Not a mall candle aisle.

How an order works

You write. A quote comes back. Nothing is paid until you both agree. Prices on the shop are estimates. Herbs and vegetables stay in the cutting garden and the kitchen. They are not a grocery line. One person. Email only.