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Amish Garden (Beth Wiseman) (Tricia Goyer) Books in Order

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Browse Beth Wiseman and Tricia Goyer's Amish Garden stories, with collection details, novella summaries, and simple guidance on where to start.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Amish Garden (Beth Wiseman) (Tricia Goyer) books in publication order

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An Amish Garden

by Tricia Goyer

2014

Four Amish novellas grow out of one shared theme, gardens as places of work, healing, and second chances. Vannetta Chapman's contribution, Where Healing Blooms, adds heart, faith, and quiet emotional depth to the mix.

Amish Garden (Beth Wiseman) (Tricia Goyer) books in chronological order

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    An Amish Garden

    by Tricia Goyer

    2014Amish Garden, Book 1

Series background & context

This page brings together Beth Wiseman and Tricia Goyer through An Amish Garden, a four-author collection built around gardens, renewal, and Amish community life. Their stories are connected by theme rather than plot, so there is no required reading order.

Wiseman's Rooted in Love centers on Rosemary Lantz, whose garden carries a strong connection to her late mother. Saul Petersheim's offer to help brings both practical support and feelings Rosemary would rather keep contained. It is a gentle story about grief, memory, and letting another person into a carefully managed life.

Goyer's Seeds of Love takes the same garden idea in its own direction. Her work often gives romance a little extra pressure from family duties, old hurts, or the difficult work of beginning again. The garden becomes a place where care has to be given steadily, even when the outcome is uncertain.

The contrast is part of the fun.

Both writers are interested in characters who are trying to do the right thing, sometimes so determinedly that they struggle to accept kindness. The collection gives that familiar emotional territory a short, accessible shape. You can read a novella in an afternoon and still get a full beginning, middle, and hopeful resolution.

Readers who enjoy warm Amish romance, seasonal settings, and stories about healing will find an easy entry point here. Start with the author you know best, then read the other story when you want a second take on the same comforting theme.

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