Flower Power, Inc.

🌸🌿 DESIREE'S GARDEN 🌸🌿

We are thrilled to have completed our first garden project for our incredible client, Desiree!

She is a breast cancer survivor, mom of five, talented artist, and an amazing human being 💚

Our team worked hard to clean and clear her space. We sought to bring some color and serenity into her life and transform her garden into a beautiful blooming sanctuary for her to enjoy as she recovers from cancer.

🌳 Some things we added:

✔️ A stunning Eastern Red Bud Tree
✔️ A fragrant lilac bush
✔️ Vibrant coneflowers
✔️ Colorful azaleas and shasta daisies
✔️ A buzzing bee house filled with pollinators bees

Swipe through the photos to see the transformation and join us in celebrating Desiree's new garden 🌻

Happy Juneteenth!


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🌸"Hang in there. It is astonishing how short a time it can take for very wonderful things to happen." _Frances Hodgson Burnett 🌸

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National Cancer Survivors Day 2024! An opportunity for the more than 18 million of us living with a history of cancer to pause, reflect, and celebrate our milestones 🌼🌸🌼

There is still so much work to do but, together, we have come so far 🌿

We are so happy to make Desiree happy!! 🌼 Flower Power🌹gifted Desiree a colorful new Red Bud tree🌳 to enjoy as she continues on her cancer recovery journey.

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Shout out to our flower fam at SMP Farms! 🌸 💪Located in Williamstown, NJ, SMP Farms are our go-to wholesalers for all things flowers. 👩‍🌾 Thanks for the stunning blooms that will rock our client, Desiree's garden. At Flower Power, Inc. we fight cancer one flower at a time. NEXT UP: Planting this fabulous Red Bud Tree to give Desiree the coolest, shadiest hang out spot ever. Let's continue to grow her garden and help HOPE bloom for Desiree 🌿 ❤️

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Hey there, Flower fam! 🌸 Let's give a shoutout to our friends over at for hosting our client, Sara! 🌼 She recently attended their most recent workshop, Raising Leafcutter Bees. 🐝

At Flower Power, Inc. we fight cancer one flower at a time 🌻 And, guess what? One of our secret weapons? Bees, baby 🐝 💐

We are all about having those fuzzy little superheroes make our clients' gardens POP! 💫

By inviting Sara into the world of native gardens and super pollinators, isn't just teaching--they are changing the game! 👐🌿 Healthy spaces help cancer recovery 🥀

🌸🌿 Big congratulations to Laura Rigler, our Flower Power raffle winner! She picked up her prize: a Wild Roots native plant kit bursting with vibrant blooms and eco-love! 🌱💚 We're thrilled to see her garden flourish with these beautiful additions. Stay tuned for more green goodness and blooming updates 🌸🌿🌺

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our Help Hope Bloom Kickball Fundraiser Event yesterday. We had a great time kicking it to cancer!

Help Hope Bloom Kickball Fundraiser Event

Let's get the ball rolling! 🤾‍♂️Flower Power's Help Hope Bloom Kickball Fundraiser is only days away 🌿Register now or make a donation to fight cancer one flower at a time 🥀

https://flowerpowerinc.org/kickball-fundraiser

🌼 Gratitude in Full Bloom for House Finch 's thoughtful donation of a new bee house 🐝 for Desiree's garden!
Bees symbolize the interconnectedness of all living things, reminding us that we are stronger together ✨️ At Flower Power, Inc. we believe in the power of nature to help heal, and to help hope bloom.
Together we can fight cancer--one flower, one bee, and one act of kindness at a time☀️

TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

Purchase your chance to win a $75 Native Plant Sun Garden Kit from Wild Roots for only $15! Fight cancer one NATVIE & 100% Neonicotinoid Free Flower at a time!

For only $15 per chance, you can take home ⬇️
🌿25 Southern Jersey native plants (5 each) that bloom from spring to fall.

🌿THE PLANTS
Short-toothed Mountain Mint - Pycnanthemum muticum
Blooms: White/green, August - September

🌞Garden Phlox - Phlox paniculata ‘Jeana’
Blooms: Pink, July through September

🌞Threadleaf Coreopsis - Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb'
Blooms: Deep Yellow, March - August

🌞Smooth Blue Aster - Aster laevis
Blooms: August - October

🌞Rudbeckia fulgida v. fulgida
Blooms: August-October

This year, for the first time, President Biden established April as National Cancer Prevention & Early Detection Month to recognize the importance for millions of Americans of preventing cancer and detecting cancer early, when outcomes are best. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States and can be prevented with regular screenings.

TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR HEALTH

To learn more about the screening tests recommended for you, visit the National Cancer Institute’s interactive screening tests page: https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/screening/screening-tests.

What Cancer Screening Tests Check for Cancer? Learn about cancer screening tests based on the type of cancer it can check for and which screening tests are recommended by experts.

WIN a $75 Native Plant Sun Kit from Wild Roots for only $15 per chance!!!

🌿 By supporting our fundraisers, you're not just buying native flowers—you're providing hope and assistance to those facing one of life's toughest battles. Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us one step closer to our goal of improving the lives of those affected by cancer.

🌿 Thank you for considering supporting our cause and sharing it with your network. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against cancer, one flower at a time!

https://flowerpowerinc.org/

Thanks, Valerie Iosue for this timely reminder!

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month 💜Let's raise awareness and support those affected by this devastating disease.

Valerie lost her husband to this disease that in the United States affected an estimated 21,560 people who were diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2023, alone. Unfortunately, 16,120 individuals lost their lives to this disease, highlighting its relatively high death rate.

Valerie's daughter Nadia graces the cover of MetroKids magazine! Valerie was interviewed as a featured parent 💜 Valerie's husband passed away in 2019. He fought for nine months, but unfortunately, this aggressive cancer is often detected in its advanced stages. Her husband's battle with esophageal cancer was directly linked to years of untreated acid reflux, which is a risk factor for this cancer.