Hope Grows: The Friends Who Help Carry Us Through

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By Donna Letier and Julie Eggers, Co-Founders of Gardenuity When someone we love is diagnosed with breast cancer, friendship often… Read More

Can Gardening Help With Loneliness? How Growing Something Can Help Us Feel More Connected

1 month ago

Loneliness is not always easy to see. You can sit in a full office, attend back-to-back meetings, exchange messages all… Read More

Thoughtful Corporate Gift Ideas That Grow Connection in the Age of AI

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We live in a world of extraordinary efficiency. AI can draft an email, summarize a meeting, organize a calendar and… Read More

“I Even Kill Succulents”: An Expert Guide to Keeping Indoor Succulents Alive

1 month ago

“I even kill succulents.” We hear this all the time—usually from someone who believes they simply do not have a… Read More

Introducing Bloomitures™: Living Halloween Décor That Blooms

2 months ago

Some Halloween decorations simply fill a space. Others bring it to life. Meet Bloomitures™—Gardenuity’s limited-edition collection of hand-finished Halloween amaryllis… Read More

Three Designer-Inspired Ways to Decorate with the Bloomitures™ Halloween Collection

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Halloween decorating does not have to mean filling every surface with cobwebs and plastic pumpkins. Sometimes, one unexpected piece is… Read More

Before the Bloom: How Amaryllis Bulbs Are Grown With Years of Care

2 months ago

Long before an amaryllis blooms in your home, years of growing, tending and human care have already gone into it.… Read More

Does Amaryllis Bulb Size Matter?

2 months ago

Size Isn't a Quality Grade If you've ever compared two amaryllis bulbs, you may have noticed something: they aren't always… Read More

How to Care for a Wax-Dipped Amaryllis

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No soil. No watering. Just a little light, a little patience and one extraordinary bloom. There may be no easier… Read More

What to Do With Your Container Garden in Late Summer

2 months ago

By August, container gardens often begin to look a little different than they did at the start of summer. Herbs… Read More