As food pantries continue to experience unprecedented demand, home gardeners have the opportunity to be a solution for eliminating hunger and malnutrition in their community by donating healthy homegrown produce to feed those in need. …
Bonnie Plants unveiled today its new headquarters in Opelika with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony marking a significant expansion for the company, which is the largest grower of vegetable and herb plants for home gardens in the U.S. The new headquarters relocated from Union Springs, where the company was founded in 1918, and will strengthen Bonnie’s partnership with Auburn University by bringing new jobs and recruitment opportunities to the Auburn-Opelika community. …
A new national survey by Bonnie Plants finds more home gardeners are joining the movement to fight hunger by sharing their harvests to feed neighbors in need. It’s a growing trend inspired by the Grow More. Feed More. initiative, which Bonnie Plants formed to help combat food insecurity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. …
As part of the ongoing Grow More. Feed More. initiative, Bonnie Plants announced a $ 50,000 donation to AmpleHarvest.org, a nonprofit organization that makes it easy for home gardeners to connect with local food pantries to donate surplus homegrown produce. …
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