Spring is quickly approaching, and with spring comes thoughts of new beginnings, reinventions, and fresh tomatoes, planting zones, & weather patterns…right? As an entrepreneur in the technology and horticultural arena, I’m consistently thinking about compost, sunshine, algorithms, and stats. But at the end of the day, the “I grew that” feeling is what really matters to us. It’s the heart and soul of what we do.
In business, growth comes from those you connect with, and our customers have completely embraced our brand. Our customers and their stories inspire how we develop our growth strategy and how our authenticity shines. It is your truth that creates our road map.
In the next few weeks, we will be introducing a subscription option to keep your square foot patio garden growing with ease. We also will be introducing new pop up locations and new avenues to share the “I grew that” feeling with people coast to coast. These new additions to our assortment are direct results of listening to you — our fans, friends, and family. Your growing journeys are central to every meeting, discussion, and planning session we have.
As an entrepreneur (yes it is national entrepreneur week!), I am in awe of your willingness to share, the openness of our partners, and the commitment of our team. We’re about inspiration, passion, innovation, tenacity, perseverance, and vision. It is in this spirit I say thank you. For driving us to be better and for encouraging us to grow.
Here at Gardenuity, we deeply believe in ingenuity — in pushing the envelope. Ultimately, we aim to discover better and better ways to make gardening accessible to everyone, everywhere. We continue to partner with family farms, soil engineers, plant nutritionists, & innovative technology, but importantly we continue our tradition of partnering with you.
Growing together with gratitude,
Donna
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