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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2025 · 47 MIN

Bloomin' Easy Plants: Low-Maintenance Gardening for Modern Gardeners

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Episode 89: Bloomin' Easy: Low-Maintenance Plants for Modern Gardeners In this episode, I chat with Madison House and DeVonne Friesen of Bloomin' Easy Plants, the creators of those fun blue pots you've seen at your local nursery. We explore: The origin story of Bloomin' Easy and its connection to Van Belle Nursery How they're using tech like AR, apps, and chatbot Daisy Diggs to remove gardening fear New plant releases for gardens like Bouncy Hydrangea, Private Jet, and Pineapple Pop Rocks What it really takes to bring an improved plant to market (it's a 10+ year journey) Garden trends from the Chelsea Flower Show: wildscaping, future-proofing, and bold color combos Why personal joy and nostalgia play a huge role in how we design our spaces Whether you're a new gardener looking for foolproof plants or a seasoned plant nerd ready to discover what's new, you'll love this behind-the-scenes look at one of the most innovative plant brands out there. 🌿 Learn more: bloomineasyplants.com 🌱 The absolute BEST garden tool: https://amzn.to/3Qc7cXo 🎙️ Follow us on Instagram: @gardeningutah

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