Girls Circle
A place for girls to know themselves, trust their voices, and grow alongside one another.
Hope Grove is growing on an L-shaped lot in the heart of historic downtown Brooksville, two blocks from Main Street. What began as Heather's girls' circle is becoming a threshold garden, a grove for gathering, a spiral path for walking meditation, and native and edible plantings tended with a specialist gardening team.
It is a place for stillness, nature, and human connection, open to many beliefs and tied to no single religious tradition.
I want to help ↓Some seasons ask us to begin. Some ask us to grieve, mother, change, or remember who we are. Hope Grove will make room for all of them, with circles led by peers and trusted practitioners in a garden that helps everyone exhale.
A place for girls to know themselves, trust their voices, and grow alongside one another.
Intentional support for the tender threshold between girlhood and young womanhood.
A circle for pregnancy, birth, recovery, and the enormous becoming that follows.
Room for mothers and women in transition to be witnessed, honest, and held by peers.
A gathering that honors lived experience and keeps wisdom moving between generations.
Quiet companionship through loss, without timelines, fixing, or having to explain.
The land was just purchased. A thoughtful build-out will take roughly a year, and no garden gatherings are scheduled yet. For now, we are gathering names, hands, ideas, and the people who want to help make it real.
Privacy screening, soil care, cleanup, and preparing the lot for what comes next.
The circle grove and threshold garden begin to take shape.
The spiral walking path and native, edible garden beds are established.
Shade structures and gentle lighting make the garden usable through more hours and seasons.
The existing Girls Circle already meets Monday and Wednesday mornings. Once the land is ready, those girls will be the first to bring the grove to life.
The garden lot sits right beside the house at 218 Pryor Street — the two share a border, and both front Pryor Street. From the gate at the street, each space opens gently into the next, creating a garden for gathering, wandering, tending, and arriving.
If you may want to donate time, materials, expertise, or money toward planning and building the garden, come meet the vision on Zoom. Both sessions cover the same ground, so you only need to join one.
Tuesday, October 6 · Passcode 370515
Join morning ZoomTuesday, October 6 · Passcode 070211
Join evening ZoomNothing is scheduled yet. This form simply starts the conversation and keeps you close as the garden takes shape.