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‘Garden Beauty’ with Carolyn Seibert-Drager – At Gifts Inn Boonsboro

Join Us for an Enchanting Closing Reception

Step into a realm of wonder and join us for a delightful event at the Closing Reception on May 31st, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of ‘Garden Beauty,’ a mesmerizing exhibition by the talented Carolyn Seibert-Drager of The Farmer’s Daughters Flowers. This stunning showcase will adorn the walls of Gifts Inn Boonsboro until May 31st.

Don’t miss the chance to bask in this breathtaking blend of photography and photo editing, where each image serves as a gentle reminder to pause and appreciate the extraordinary beauty around us. Carolyn’s photography, infused with her passion for flowers and vibrant colors, is enhanced by her love for poster and pop art. Each photograph captures a moment in time, cherishing the beauty that allows her flowers to be seen and adored.

Let us come together to celebrate the magnificence of art and nature in this enchanting display!

CLOSING RECEPTION: May 31st, 2026 from 1 – 3pm

CAROLYN SEIBERT-DRAGER ‘Garden Beauty’ Exhibit March 29th – May 31st 2026 Photography on display at Gifts Inn Boonsboro. Prints and note cards are available at the shop

ABOUT by CAROLYN SEIBERT-DRAGER: “My photography is infused with my love of flowers and bright colors, sprinkled with an affection for poster and pop art. Photos are literally a snapshot in time, and I relish giving my flowers more time to be seen and loved.

I’m often asked why I always use my business name rather than my own; it’s because it reflects the roots of my inspiration. I grew up on a small dairy farm in Pennsylvania, and named my photography business in honor of my late father. My love of the land and everything that grows on it is deep in my soul, a bond with and a gift from my dad.

I have been a photographer most of my adult life, though primarily for work as part of a career in communications. I finally stopped ignoring a different potential side to my photography during the coronavirus pandemic. The idea of pursuing a more playful, creative version had been germinating — pun intended — in the back of my mind for months, and eventually I gave it a try. I’m having even more fun than I imagined.

A quote by botanist Luther Burbank from more than 100 years ago hangs in my studio: “Who does not love flowers? For whom will not flowers make more sunshine?” My photos are a reminder to take time to see and embrace the extraordinary all around us.”

‘Garden Beauty’ with Carolyn Seibert-Drager – At Gifts Inn Boonsboro

Step into a world of wonder and join us for a delightful and enchanting event at the Opening Reception on March 29th, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. Allow your senses to be whisked away by the beguiling beauty of ‘Garden Beauty,’ a mesmerizing exhibition by the talented Carolyn Seibert-Drager of The Farmer’s Daughters Flowers. This stunning showcase will grace the walls of Gifts Inn Boonsboro from March 29th to May 31st.

Do not miss the opportunity to revel in this breathtaking fusion of photography and photo editing, where each image serves as a gentle reminder to pause and embrace the extraordinary all around us. Carolyn’s photography, infused with her love of flowers and bright colors, is sprinkled with an affection for poster and pop art. Each photograph is a snapshot in time, cherishing the moments that allow her flowers more time to be seen and loved. Let us celebrate the beauty of art and nature together in this enchanting display!

CAROLYN SEIBERT-DRAGER ‘Garden Beauty’ Exhibit March 29thth – May 31st 2026 Photography on display at Gifts Inn Boonsboro.

OPENING RECEPTION: March 29th, 2026 from 1 – 3pm

ABOUT by CAROLYN SEIBERT-DRAGER: “My photography is infused with my love of flowers and bright colors, sprinkled with an affection for poster and pop art. Photos are literally a snapshot in time, and I relish giving my flowers more time to be seen and loved.

I’m often asked why I always use my business name rather than my own; it’s because it reflects the roots of my inspiration. I grew up on a small dairy farm in Pennsylvania, and named my photography business in honor of my late father. My love of the land and everything that grows on it is deep in my soul, a bond with and a gift from my dad.

I have been a photographer most of my adult life, though primarily for work as part of a career in communications. I finally stopped ignoring a different potential side to my photography during the coronavirus pandemic. The idea of pursuing a more playful, creative version had been germinating — pun intended — in the back of my mind for months, and eventually I gave it a try. I’m having even more fun than I imagined.

A quote by botanist Luther Burbank from more than 100 years ago hangs in my studio: “Who does not love flowers? For whom will not flowers make more sunshine?” My photos are a reminder to take time to see and embrace the extraordinary all around us.”