DAH👏🏾LING, when two plant parents get togetha it’s always a lush lil kiki 💚 Had the honor of touring the lush oasis that @sophiabush has built over the years with @westelm ... hunny, we talking desert refuge realness with native cacti, succulents and shrubs, edible vegetable gardens galore, fierce fruiting trees, beautiful bees abuzz, and an ecosystem for wildlife to roam ... the viridescent vibes were vibrant, dahling Shoutout to @westelm for such a lovely Cali adventure! @sophiabush thank you for welcoming me into your lush home. Best believe this kween was taking all tha notes, as I dream and imagine the possibilities for my future outdoor oasis 🌿🤗🌵 A lil more about the adventure: When the pair of plant lovers met for the first time, they became fast friends, immediately swapping knowledge about cacti propagation and planting a bee-friendly garden. “I don’t feel like the term ‘garden’ is enough for what you’ve built here,” Christopher tells the actress and activist. “The intentionality, the native plants—you took your time.” Sophia spent years developing her terraced working garden, informed by thoughtful research into the plants historical to the region and the people who’d lived on the property in the past. “Our ecosystems have a legacy,” she says. Garden curated by @studiojohnsharp