Misty’s love of flowers first began while walking with her grandmother picking zinnias from the garden or wildflowers from the pasture. These childhood bouquets transformed into floral arranging for family and friends which grew into a career in floral design.

Her garden-style floral arrangements are artsy with unexpected natural elements to bring texture and interest. Misty takes florals to the next level by using seasonal local flowers, and interesting color pallets. She guides students through workshops with a passion for nurturing creativity and inspiring others to create their own work of art.

A love of nature and teaching others has been woven into her floral designs. She has studied floral design at the Texas A&M Benz School of Floral Design, and also has attended workshops with nationally recognized floral designers: Holly Chapple of Holly Heider Chapple Designs & Nancy Teasley of Oak & Owl Design Studio and Ella Rose Farm. Using her interpretive guide and floral training she provides insight into the slow flower movement, native flowers, and our environment.

Flower farming is a new adventure that was sparked by her friend Shannon’s need to grow and plant during Covid, but it returns Misty to her rural roots to carry on as a fourth-generation Texan farmer/rancher.