
Meet
Liz & Brian
Liz was raised in southwest Arkansas and lived in North Little Rock until 1994 when her passion for the culinary arts took her to Scottsdale, Arizona to pursue her dream of becoming a Chef.
After working in private restaurants for a brief time, Liz pursued a more corporate career in contracted dining services.
For the past 20 years Liz has managed dining service contracts in higher education, most recently the California State Universities in Northern California.
While living in California Liz came to recognize a genuine love for horticulture and garden design. A love that had always been there but given second billing to life.
With five acres to landscape, Liz spent most of her spare time planting and growing beautiful succulent beds to surround her family’s home along with a vegetable garden, a small fruit orchard and an olive grove that supported a local olive oil producer.
When Liz’s husband, Brian, decided to expand his fiberglass pool business into Arkansas, Liz saw the opportunity to return home and pursue her love of gardens.
When the opportunity to purchase Another Season came up, and with the support and encouragement of her friends and family, Liz took the plunge.
Liz left her corporate lifestyle and began the journey of revitalizing a popular and important family business deeply rooted within the Benton community. Liz and Brian both realized that this was a facet that had been missing in her successes.
Liz and Brian are excited to invite you to join us in this transformative adventure and are looking forward to meeting each and every one of you!

We inherited these beautiful planters with the store and love to keep them pretty. I asked my sweet friend Liz at Another Season Home and Garden on THURSDAY for a few suggestions. On Friday, she came to look at them. We had a sweet visit on the pew out front. We talked budget, style, and also just about life. She left, sent photos of some options, and by early afternoon they were stunning. It includes pansies, English ivy and a Japgarden juniper bonsai. OH! And specific instructions on how to keep alive.
There is just something special about keeping it local. But not much more special than Saline County local.
Go see Ms Liz! And tell her I sent ya!
Terri, Owner
Pretties & Grace/WILD 2.0
