Leo Johnson

Gardening has always been a sanctuary for me, a place where I can dig my hands into the soil and watch my worries wilt away along with the weeds. After learning about the profound effects that gardening can have on mental well-being, I felt a calling to share my journey and the lessons I’ve picked up along the way. Creating a space where others can find solace and joy in planting and growing has been an incredibly fulfilling experience. There’s something magical about nurturing a seed, watching it sprout, and knowing you’re not just cultivating plants but also your own health and happiness.

When I’m not knee-deep in dirt, you might find me experimenting with recipes in the kitchen while belting out tunes from the ’90s – yes, I have a slight obsession with pop music (thank you, Spice Girls!). I also love diving into a good book under the shade of my favorite tree, particularly anything that sparks creativity or helps me understand the world a little better. Add to that a few cozy evenings spent binge-watching classic sci-fi shows, and you get a glimpse of my world outside the garden. People often tell me I have a quirky sense of humor, and I’ll take that as a compliment, because who doesn’t love a good laugh while digging into the joys of life?