About Us
Meet Dr. Beth Scott and Timothy J. Stout, owners and operators of The Well Being Cottage and Flowertown Daylily Garden.
About the Property
Flowertown Daylily Garden is a working garden growing and hybridizing daylilies. Alongside the garden, the property includes The Well Being Cottage: a wellness- centered space in which Dr. Beth hosts private sessions for women’s wellbeing, intimate events, and overnight AirBnB guests.
Timothy Stout
Timothy J. Stout is the Owner, Hybridizer, Laborer, & Chief Weed Puller at Flowertown Daylily Garden. Tim studied Ornamental Horticulture at Delaware Valley College, specializing in floriculture and plant tissue culture. Following his education, he spent a 25+ year career in Forestry Biotechnology. Tim has operated this working garden since 2017.
Dr. Scott’s career of over 37 years has shown that women are underserved and underheard in our healthcare system. She has found that one-on-one sessions provide the BEST way to serve her patients and clients. She founded The Well Being Cottage as an extension of her commitment to providing private, personalized well-being services to women on their health journey.
Dr. Beth Scott
Dr. Beth Scott, PT, DPT, is the owner and operator of The Well Being Cottage. She graduated from Ohio University’s Physical Therapy program and completed her doctorate (DPT) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. She has had a successful career as a PT, practicing in several states, and now offers private women’s wellness sessions out of The Well Being Cottage. She has completed the Feldenkrais® Professional Training Program and is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner. Dr. Scott is also dual certified in nutrition and certified in Functional Dry Needling, Bones For Life™, and Medical Therapeutic Yoga, and has completed the YTT-200 Yoga Teacher Training.
The Garden
Flowertown Daylily Garden is a hybridizing and cottage show garden operated by Tim Stout. Tim specializes in creating beautiful patterned diploid daylilies and currently grows a unique array of hybrids created by he and William Marchant. With over 10,000 daylilies currently in the ground, this working garden continues to flourish.