Rooted in Hope began during one of the most difficult seasons of my life, after I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer while raising three children.

As treatment made traditional work unpredictable, I turned to plant propagation as a way to cope, finding peace, purpose, and a sense of control in nurturing new life.

What started as a personal source of healing grew into something bigger—a way to support my family while honoring my health, and a mission to help other cancer survivors do the same.

One plant at a time.