What do you plant a princess in? The answer is a dark little pottery bowl. Winnie already has plenty going for her with those bright white and green leaves. She is definitely a statement piece all on her own - which is why this simple little pottery bowl is such a good match. I loved how simple this bowl was - dark pottery, low and wide, with the unfinished base underneath. It was subtle, earthy and understated. It was perfect for The Second Season. Pottery is a skill I wi

Some plants come with a little more history than others. Meet Flora - Years ago, I was gifted my very first houseplant - a spider plant. That one little plant became two plants.. became three, four, five, and honestly, at this point, probably hundreds... It sparked my obsession with plants, but it also sparked something else - my love of propagation. Every time that original spider plant grew another little baby, I couldn't help myself. I rooted them, planted them, I gave t

This little beauty started from a small cutting of a Mezoo plant that has spent the summer growing outside on my balcony. I took several cuttings to propagate, tucked them into jars of water and waited for them to root. Eventually, they rooted... and this one became Edith. Say hello! I found the sweetest little old-fashioned teacup - you guessed it - browsing thrift shops on W 7th in St Paul. I think we are seeing a pattern here, but I keep finding so many adorable treasure

A colorful Campbell's Tomato Soup can, a trailing Heartleaf Philodendron, and a funny little connection to my childhood. Meet Poppy, one of The Second Season's one-of-a-kind pieces.

Meet Millie - Isn't she BEAUTIFUL!? Millie started with a little crock I definitely didn't NEED... I was wandering through thrift shops with a good friend of mine... quality time on a weekend, doing something we both love... coffee in hand, a little walking and conversation and casually browsing the cute thrift stores along West 7th In St Paul. I spotted this pretty old cream/grey-colored crock with golden flowers painted across the front and the word BLOOM tucked into th

A little idea born from propagated plants, found vessels, and my inability to leave a good thrifted treasure behind. Meet The Second Season — and the beginning of something new.