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“Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower. ” 
Hans Christian Anderson

  

If you or someone you know is being treated for breast cancer and would like a garden, please fill out the information below or call us at 781 381-3597. Each garden is personally designed by one of our landscape architects or designers to fit each recipient's space and lifestyle. If you or someone you know is being treated for breast cancer and would like a garden, please fill out the information below or call us at 781-381-3597. Before applying for someone else, make sure the potential recipient wants a garden.  We cannot surprise anyone. Each garden is personally designed by one of our landscape architects or designers to fit each recipient's space and lifestyle. Hope in Bloom requires a doctor’s letter indicating the recipient is in active treatment for breast cancer before the process can begin. It is each recipient’s responsibility to provide this information as soon as possible.

Indoor potted plant displays are created and installed throughout the year. Patio and outdoor gardens are planted from May through September. Our landscape designers donate their time to Hope in Bloom, which means we need as much notice as possible to schedule projects. Please keep this in mind when applying for a garden.

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