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Ferry-Morse Welcomes Spring with Garden Get-Together Video Series; Shares 25% off Discount with Series
Brand’s Resident Green Thumb and popular gardening creators share free advice and inspiration for gardeners of all levels NORTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nBrand’s Resident Green Thumb and popular gardening creators share free advice and inspiration for gardeners of all levels\n\n NORTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nFerry-Morse, one of the leading and oldest gardening seed brands in the United States, part of the Central Garden & Pet Company portfolio (NASDAQ: CENT) (NASDAQ: CENTA), is ushering in Spring with its annual Garden Get-Together, now expanded to a video series. Starting Thursday, March 20, the first day of Spring, fresh episodes will drop every Tuesday and Thursday through April 22 on the Ferry-Morse Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or YouTube channels.\nThis press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250319489921/en/Ferry-Morse Welcomes Spring with Garden Get-Together Video Series; Shares 25% off Discount with Series\nEpisodes will delight gardeners and cover a variety of topics, such as new products for the 2025 season, tips and tricks for ornamental and edible gardening, how to use your homegrown flowers and produce in DIY projects and recipes, and more.\n\n“Being able to grow your own beautiful flowers and delicious, fresh produce and utilize your harvests in multiple ways is one of the sweetest benefits of gardening,” said Rebecca Sears, CMO & Resident Green Thumb at Ferry-Morse. “Our goal is to help as many gardeners as possible reap those benefits this season, which is why we’re thrilled to launch this series and guide gardeners on their journey throughout the season in a fun and inspiring way.”\n\nAs event host, Sears, who is gardening in Zone 6b this season, will be joined by special guests Brian Brigantti of Redleaf Ranch, gardening in Tennessee in Zone 7b, and Caitlin Shoemaker of From My Bowl, gardening in Washington in Zone 8b. Brian and Caitlin will be sharing their own personal gardening experiences and insights, featuring footage from their vibrant, lush gardens.\n\nOn the table for discussion throughout the series will be Ferry-Morse’s recently launched Bulk Flower & Wildflower Mixes, a collection of 50 different 1-pound bags of flower, wildflower, and lawn alternative seeds that are easy to grow and maintain. These mixes cater to a variety of color preferences, garden features, and regional conditions, inviting gardeners to express their creativity and try various DIY projects that will be demonstr...