Hello, I’m Grace—the founder of Rooted in Grace. My journey in sustainable agriculture and landscape design has been shaped by experiences that connect science, community, and stewardship. From inspiring work at ECHO Global Farm and a youth mission trip to Haiti, to intergenerational gardening with my grandfather, I’ve learned that every garden is more than soil and plants, it’s a story of resilience, care, and restoration.

 

I hold a degree in Agroecology & Sustainable Agriculture and a certification in Landscape Design. My skills range from permaculture and regenerative gardening to client-centered design and community education. Whether I’m creating food forests, teaching workshops, or guiding families toward food sovereignty, my goal is always the same: to design landscapes that nourish both people and planet.
 

Rooted in Grace was born from a vision of ecological justice, food accessibility, and faith. I believe landscapes should be beautiful, functional, and restorative—spaces where communities thrive and ecosystems heal. My approach blends scientific rigor with empathy and collaboration, ensuring that each design reflects the unique values and needs of the people I serve. I believe we were designed to be stewards of the Earth, and I intend to fulfil my purpose.
 

Beyond my work, I love cooking, spending time in nature and with my husband, and honoring traditions of stewardship passed down through my family. I am slowly learning to get back to the basics like canning and using other preservation methods, build with natural materials, making home remedies/medicine, and more. I love trying new things and using my hands!

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I would be honored to walk alongside you in creating a landscape that reflects your vision, restores the earth, and leaves a legacy of abundance.