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Gardenuity & Alto Unite To Deliver Growth To Your Doorstep-

Gardens Delivered – Alto and Gardenuity

Alto and Gardenuity come together to deliver experiences that matter now more than ever. #RedefiningGrowth

“Our business is rapidly evolving to serve changing customer needs,”

Will Coleman, CEO of Alto.

Two Dallas-based businesses come together during a time when anxiety is high, schedules have changed, and staying connected to others is key. Beginning Thursday March 18, Alto Drivers will begin delivering at no cost complete Gardenuity gardens across the DFW area.

“In these times of uncertainty, it’s the little things such as nurturing your own garden and connecting with nature that will keep us grounded and growing gratitude”

Donna Letier, CEO Gardenuity.

Throughout the DFW area, consumers will have same-day or next-day delivery of their complete gardens — Monday – Friday.

Gardens are an opportunity to nurture and be nurtured. They offer a way to connect and be a part of something good. Growing together as a community is what Alto and Gardenuity do every day. Now, when it is important to support our community, drivers, farm partners, and those who are feeling disconnected, Alto and Gardenuity are redefining growth.

“As a customer of Gardenuity, I know that their products can provide a meaningful connection to nature and a great activity for individuals and families. These are so important in our current context. And as a founder, I’m excited about the opportunity to support not only our customers but also our drivers and a fellow local business through this partnership.”

Will Coleman, CEO of Alto

There has never been a better time to start a small garden — not only because it’s spring but because the realities of our current world can be daunting and scary. Gardening now is taking on special significance. The experience of nurturing and watching your small garden grow can accelerate your healing; it’s a way to nurture yourself.

“The founders of Alto, Alex Halbardier and Will Coleman, are perfect examples how to come together for good during challenging times. They are delivering good things to people when social distancing is advised. I have long been a fan of Alto and now they are bringing good experiences to people in a unique way. I stand in awe of these two entrepreneurs who are thinking about their team, their community, and their mission- to create remarkable journeys.”

Donna Letier, CEO Gardenuity

 

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