The logo for Kindness Roots, the art in gardening
Pressed flower art print by Angie Windheim for Kindness Roots. The locally gathered flowers surround a pink rose bud. The art title is "Rose City."
Photograph of pressed flowers arranged on paper to look like a meadow with a sunflower and crocosmia by Angie Windheim for Kindness Roots.

real flowers. reimagined.

handmade original art created from plants grown and gathered in oregon

Photograph of pressed flowers and foliage arranged on paper to look like a coming together of all kinds as lichen is the symbol of connection.
caret-down caret-up caret-left caret-right

For over 20 years I have been the patron of a two acre work of art-in-progress. This little homestead in Oregon is an ever-evolving canvas for Mother Nature. I sometimes seed and shape and encourage her work. Mostly I observe and attempt to fully appreciate the beauty in the details. My muse laughs in flowers and sighs in the dappled light of trees. With a camera and a flower press, I share the simple delights found in a friend’s backyard. Welcome to Kindness Roots. A space devoted to discovering the art in gardening.

 

Angie Windheim

flora's art. photographed.

portraits made with gifts from the goddess of flowers

Photograph of a flower of peach-colored geum avens blossoms

new perspectives. watercolored.

cards and stationery for practicing gratitude

Kindness Roots gratitude card with a honeybee and opened to reveal a watercolor of a lady bug.

Beautiful print, fast service. We are very happy with our purchase. Thanks!

Jeff Corvallis, Oregon

I ordered two cards and a print. They came quickly and nicely wrapped. They're just as described, and I'm so excited to send the cards! Recommend 100 percent!!

Wendy Milwaukie, Oregon

Love this picture, great quality!

Katie Denver, Colorado

Beautiful quality and packaging! Completely exceeded my expectations.

Megan Springfield, OR
Photo of Angie Windheim's "The Path." A pressed floor collage with blue, green, white and soft pink plant material.
A photo of Angie Windheim's "A Winter's Nap." A pressed flower collage with a King Crimson camellia at it's heart.