Potter On The Farm

05/29/2026

05/23/2026

So grateful for this rain, even if it is making market a little soggy. I’m super impressed with how many people are out this morning, umbrellas in hand, loading up with locally grown, handmade goodness.

05/18/2026

You can find me at the for the next couple of Saturdays. I always leave there with a cooler of goodies for the week and it makes meal planning so much fun, building around what’s in season. With over 50 vendors you can find about anything you could imagine. Last week’s haul: sourdough loaf, ramp goat cheese, romaine lettuce, beets, peas, the best chai latte, ground beef, and a tomato plant! Yes, I took home more plants. 😎🪴

05/15/2026

Looking forward to the Swannanoa Market tomorrow! I’ll be there with herbs, native perennials and pollinator favorites! 🐝 🪺 🐞🪴

This Saturday, May 16th, we have another Swannanoa Market. Come and see all of these lovely folks and the interesting items they bring with them!

05/04/2026

What a fun weekend!! Thanks to everyone who came out and made a great success! It was so fun to see everyone, and all of the beautiful plants and craft goods! ✨🌿

For the rest of the season you can find me at or , and you can find my pottery at and !

My full market schedule is on my website, link in bio.

05/02/2026

I had such a great time yesterday! At we’re all learning from each other, vendors and customers alike, just by hanging around and talking plants. I really appreciate all of the conversations. Thanks to everyone who came out!! If you missed it, don’t worry, it goes on all weekend 🙌

Saturday 9-5 and Sunday 10-2 🌿 at the 🪴

04/29/2026

04/29/2026

I’ll be at my biggest plant sale of the year this weekend, Friday-Sunday for !! If you’ve been looking for a particular plant, you’ll almost certainly find it at this sale 🌱

I saved a nice selection of plant mugs from my last firing for this event. Most of them were made over the winter and pressed with the reproductive parts (peduncles and strobili, fun!) of the plant commonly called Fan Clubmoss or Running Ground-Cedar (Diphasiastrum digitatum). Fan Clubmoss is a special evergreen groundcover that can take up to 20 years to grow from a spore into a mature plant! We are super fortunate to have a huge patch of these on the mountain, but because they’re so special I only make a small batch of these mugs every once in a while.

I’m bringing a nice selection of native perennials and herbs as well, some of my favorite things! You can find me at space 15 🌿