Wild Child Gardens

Wild Child Gardens Wild Child Gardens specializes in child-focused kitchen gardens for local schools and busy families in Houston, TX.

We design gardens to spark curiosity and grow wonder.

These lavender beauties are all blooming in the garden!
05/27/2025

These lavender beauties are all blooming in the garden!

First Buttonbush bloom in the new garden. Buttonbush is a native to our ecoregion, Gulf Coast Prairie. It is a great n...
05/15/2025

First Buttonbush bloom in the new garden. Buttonbush is a native to our ecoregion, Gulf Coast Prairie. It is a great nectar source and the firework like bloom is just so fun!

I can GROW myself flowers! These flowers are all from my own garden. Maggie rose from Antique Rose Emporium has been t...
04/09/2025

I can GROW myself flowers! These flowers are all from my own garden. Maggie rose from Antique Rose Emporium has been throwing long octopus te****le canes. The ammi, snapdragons, and bachelor buttons are from plants purchased from .blooms and . I can’t wait for my recent purchases from their last plant sale to bloom.

New egg colors! Minty blue green, olive green, blush pink, and speckled browns. These colorful egg layers were from ...
03/01/2025

New egg colors! Minty blue green, olive green, blush pink, and speckled browns. These colorful egg layers were from

Tulips blooming just in time to beat the freeze!
02/17/2025

Tulips blooming just in time to beat the freeze!

Second amaryllis bloom of the season. This gorgeous variety is Terracotta Star. The bulb and adorable vase are both fr...
12/15/2024

Second amaryllis bloom of the season. This gorgeous variety is Terracotta Star. The bulb and adorable vase are both from .blooms.

First amaryllis blooms of the season. This variety is apple blossom.
12/09/2024

First amaryllis blooms of the season. This variety is apple blossom.

This time last year, I had two full beds of ranunculus and anemones. This year I was a little distracted by our new bab...
11/21/2024

This time last year, I had two full beds of ranunculus and anemones. This year I was a little distracted by our new baby. I didn’t even order the corms and I didn’t start any seeds either. Thankfully, I was able to buy hardy annual flowers from .blooms and at their joint plant sale.

The first bed has snapdragons, bachelor’s buttons, yarrow, ammi, dara, and nigella. All of these will need support, so I kept them together. I also added “hoops” and insect netting to this bed. It’s actually to keep out the chickens. The sweet peas have their own trellis. I planted statice in this bed too.

Growing a forest of Thai basil. We have so many bee visitors. The wild child helps scatter seeds and we allow it to se...
11/18/2024

Growing a forest of Thai basil. We have so many bee visitors. The wild child helps scatter seeds and we allow it to self sow. This area is going to have a glow up in the new year with more variety to encourage a diverse group of pollinators.
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We just learned all the amaryllis secrets from .blooms. These will be blooming and beautiful soon!
11/18/2024

We just learned all the amaryllis secrets from .blooms. These will be blooming and beautiful soon!

The Wild Child Gardens family is growing! We welcomed a new baby girl late this summer. It’s been a blur of bottles an...
11/18/2024

The Wild Child Gardens family is growing! We welcomed a new baby girl late this summer. It’s been a blur of bottles and diaper changes, but we wouldn’t change a thing. The original wild child is becoming the best big brother. Life is settling into a new routine and we are getting back to gardening again.

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448 W 19th Street, Box 876
Houston, TX
77008

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