"These flowers have brought color and comfort to hospice gardens"

PanAmerican Seed is announcing a partnership with Greenfingers Charity this year. They believe that every child deserves a space to grow, dream, and feel connected to nature. This belief is the driving force behind their support of Greenfingers Charity, an organization dedicated to creating magical gardens for children in hospices across the UK.

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This spring, their partner Ball Colegrave has donated a selection of Impatiens Beacon plants to Greenfingers Charity. This contribution helps to brighten the gardens of children's hospices across the UK. These green spaces offer comfort and joy to children and families during challenging times, and PanAmerican Seed is honored to play a small part in making them bloom.

The Helen & Douglas House in Oxford, UK, said: "How fantastic the Beacons look in the garden—they've added a very welcome burst of colour, when some of our other plants have struggled in the heat!"

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Keech Hospice says: "This is a thoughtful gift that will contribute towards the continued care and support that Keech Hospice provides for all our patients and their families at some of the most challenging times of their lives. Without this type of generosity, we wouldn't be able to provide the services that are so greatly needed, and most importantly, to ensure our patients' final moments are special ones."

Linda Petrons, Director of Fundraising & Communications, shared: "Impatiens Beacon is more than a flower. These beautiful blooms have brought colour and comfort to hospice gardens, and we're deeply grateful to Ball Colegrave and all our partners who help us plant smiles every day. Together, we're growing spaces that offer a place to play, care, grow, learn and create precious memories for life-limited children and their families."