Our home for 25 years, Copper Downs, is a captivating 1925 English manor house. With its signature vertigris cooper roof and classic architecture, the house and property transport you into the English countryside. We spent the early years concentrating our efforts in  restoring the house and raising our three girls. During the pandemic, Copper Downs became more than just our home—it was our sanctuary, the large home was a haven for the family as we all hunkered down. My husband moved his office from NYC to the library, as we celebrated a graduation from Monmouth University, two weddings, and grandchildren. With each milestone, Copper Downs stood as a silent witness, offering its timeless embrace to our growing family.

Seeds from the Farm

The pandemic closed my photography studio, so with newfound time, I embarked on a journey to breathe new life into the landscape surrounding Copper Downs. As the gardens began to flourish, and I was spending more time outside, I began to embraced my roots growing up on the family farm in Colts Neck. Transforming the photography studio into a seed room, I embarked on a new journey, sowing flower seeds. The immense joy I discovered in sharing these blossoms with others sparked a desire within me to extend their beauty beyond the confines of the cut flower beds. Motivated by this newfound passion, I have begun to expand our floral endeavors across the six acres of the Copper Downs landscape.

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