Lacey Jackson

Lacey Jackson has always believed that once you understand how something grows, you know how to help it flourish. She spent years living across three continents, working in economic development and viticulture, where she fell for the quiet rhythm of tending vines and watching how soil, light, and roots affect whether something thrives or just survives. These days that same curiosity lives on her windowsill, among a slightly overgrown family of monstera, philodendron, and peperomia, and she's just as happy helping a first-time plant parent keep one alive as she once was tending a vineyard.

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