Something is taking root.

The Bosky Dell is just beginning.

On a wooded property in Oregon’s Willamette Valley—first named Bosky Dell in 1927—we are slowly bringing to life a vision for a place centered around nature, community, creativity, and meaningful ritual.

Over the coming seasons, gardens will be planted. Lavender will take root. Herbs will become teas and handcrafted apothecary goods. Mossy Brae Cottage will become a place to gather. Goats and chickens will join the landscape. Paths will be created beneath the trees, and eventually, spaces for workshops, small gatherings, shared meals, reflection, creativity, and restoration will begin to welcome people in.

We’re building it slowly and intentionally, listening to the land as we go.

And rather than waiting until everything is finished to invite you in, we’d love for you to come along for the story.

Follow the unfolding.

We’ll be sharing the real journey of bringing the Bosky Dell to life—from the first garden beds and lavender plants to cottage renovations, animals arriving, Root & Ritual creations, discoveries about the property’s history, and all of the unexpected moments in between.

Join our newsletter for occasional notes from the Bosky Dell, early announcements, seasonal stories, and invitations as offerings begin to take shape.

Follow along on social media for the day-to-day transformation, behind-the-scenes progress, gardens, animals, before-and-afters, and little moments from the land.

And if something about this vision resonates with you—whether you’re a neighbor, gardener, artist, practitioner, maker, teacher, or simply someone who wants to stay connected—please reach out. We’d love to hear from you.

The story is just beginning.

For now, we are planting, restoring, learning, listening, and dreaming. Rooted in the history of a property first named nearly 100 years ago, the Bosky Dell continues that legacy through hospitality, stewardship, and the quiet belief that healing often begins with simple things: a walk beneath the trees, the scent of lavender on the breeze, a warm cup of tea, a meaningful conversation, and the courage to slow down.

The story of this land did not begin in 1927.
Long before it was given the name Bosky Dell, this place was part of the ancestral homelands of Indigenous peoples who lived with and cared for the rivers, forests, and valleys of what is now western Oregon. We acknowledge that the history of this land reaches far beyond the records we have uncovered, and we approach our role here with humility, gratitude, and a commitment to continued learning.

Someday, we hope you’ll walk beneath these trees, drink tea from herbs grown in these gardens, gather around our tables, and experience the Bosky Dell for yourself.

Until then, we invite you to watch it grow.

A place where strangers become neighbors, where creativity and nature intertwine, and where every visit becomes part of an unfolding story.