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Nursery Address

2900 NE 8th Avenue, Gainesville FL, 32641

Mailing Address

9200 NW 39th Avenue, Suite 130-62 Gainesville FL, 32606

Phone

352-275-7144

Email

info@grow-hub.org

Hours

Monday – Thursday 9am-3pm

Saturday & Sunday 9am-3pm

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In celebration of Florida Native Plant Month, our In celebration of Florida Native Plant Month, our October plant of the month is firebush (Hamelia patens var. patens)!🔥 This perennial or semi-woody shrub is known for its bright red-orange tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies all season long. Firebush thrives in full sun to partial shade and can grow up to 8 feet tall, adding a burst of color and wildlife activity to your landscape. Stop by soon to see this fiery favorite! We’re open Monday through Thursday, 9 AM to 1 PM, and Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 3 PM!🌿 Image Description: Image one: Clusters of bright red-orange tubular firebush flowers being visited by a black and yellow butterfly. Image two: Clusters of bright red-orange tubular firebush flowers surrounded by glossy green leaves.
Thank you to our wonderful community for joining u Thank you to our wonderful community for joining us for our Disability Awareness Market this past Saturday! Despite the forecast, it turned out to be a beautiful day. ☀️🌿 Special thanks to KS Custom Krafts, Alachua Conservation Trust, Tasty Love BBQ, Afternoon Coffee, The Purple Hayseeds, First Magnitude Brewing Company, and the vendors, organizations, volunteers, and staff who helped make it a great success! 💚 We hope to see you at our next event - Native Plant-a-Palooza on Saturday November 8, 9am-3pm!
Today is the day! Check out all the great things w Today is the day! Check out all the great things we have in store for a fun and meaningful day celebrating inclusion and community! ☕️ Free coffee from Afternoon Coffee (while supplies last). 🍛 Delicious lunch available for purchase from Tasty Love BBQ 🎶 Music by The Purple Hayseeds, 12 PM - 3 PM. ➡️ Attend a talk with Greg Valcante about the mission and services UF’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities offers. 🪴 Learn to propagate plants with Grow Hub staff. 💚Attend a seminar on “Accommodations for All” 🛍 Shop from vendors of varying abilities. 🌿And of course, lots of beautiful plants for sale! We hope to see you there! Image description: Image 1: White, green, and blue flier reads “Disability Awareness Market” with event info that’s included in post. An image of a wheelchair and green heart are included.
In addition to plants, local vendors, live music, In addition to plants, local vendors, live music, and delicious food, we also have some great workshops and talks lined up for tomorrow’s Disability Awareness Market! Check it out: -Discussion led by Greg Valcante about the mission and services of UF’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities -Workshop on plant propagation presented by GROW HUB staff -*NEW ADDITION* - Seminar on Accommodations for All with GROW HUB staff One of the things that makes Grow Hub so special is the way we accommodate all of our people, both with and without disabilities. This seminar is all about who needs accommodations (spoiler—it’s everyone!), how to make accommodations, and how accommodations made for one person can benefit everyone! Hope to see you there! 🌱
Join us THIS Saturday, 9am-3pm, for the Disability Join us THIS Saturday, 9am-3pm, for the Disability Awareness Market! Huge thanks to our sponsors who make this celebration of inclusion possible: ✨KS Custom Krafts – Local company that designs and creates custom gifts, promotional items, and other fun accessories! Be sure to snap some cute GROW HUB swag or flower earrings this weekend! 🌿 Alachua Conservation Trust – Local nonprofit organization whose mission is protecting and preserving natural spaces, creating opportunities to interact with the environment, and teaching the next generation through environmental education programs. They will be bringing the EcoRover, an all-terrain wheelchair, on Saturday for visitors to ride! Enjoy delicious food, great music, local vendor shopping, interesting workshops, and lots of beautiful plants! See you Saturday! 💚♿ Image descriptions: Image 1: White, green, and blue flier reads “Disability Awareness Market” with event info that’s included in post. It thanks sponsor KS Custom Krafts with their logo. Image 2: White, green, and blue flier reads “Disability Awareness Market” with event info that’s included in post. It thanks sponsor Alachua Conservation Trust with their logo.
Join us THIS Saturday from 9am to 3pm for the Disa Join us THIS Saturday from 9am to 3pm for the Disability Awareness Market! Check out all the great things we have in store for a fun and meaningful day celebrating inclusion and community! ☕️ Free coffee from Afternoon Coffee (while supplies last). 🍛 Delicious lunch available for purchase from Mel's Kitchen. 🎶 Music by The Purple Hayseeds, 12 PM - 3 PM. ➡️ Attend a talk with Greg Valcante about the mission and services UF’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities offers. 🪴 Learn to propagate plants with Grow Hub staff. 💚Ride Alachua Conservation Trust’s EcoRover 🛍 Shop from vendors of varying abilities. 🌿And of course, lots of beautiful plants for sale! We hope to see you there! Image description: Image 1: White, green, and blue flier reads “Disability Awareness Market” with event info that’s included in post. An image of a wheelchair and green heart are included.
Yesterday was our first Care Corner Day! Thank you Yesterday was our first Care Corner Day! Thank you to our community for donating items to our staff members. The smiles say it all! We're so grateful for your generosity. 💚 Image descriptions: Image one: Staff member standing in Art Hub and smiling while displaying protein shakes and toiletries. Image two: Staff member standing in the GROW HUB office and smiling while holding tuna and utensils. Image three: Staff member standing outside smiling while holding clothing and a water bottle. Image four: Staff member smiling while supervisor hands him toiletries and clothing in the GROW HUB office.
It's #ThrowbackThursday! 🌱✨ Today we're looki It's #ThrowbackThursday! 🌱✨ Today we're looking at the amazing growth at GROW HUB over the past several years. Then: Weathered structures in need of care, empty tables waiting to be filled with possibility, a space ready for renewal Now: A vibrant, productive nursery where greenhouses overflow with thousands of thriving plants and a dedicated team brings it all to life Since our early days in 2018 as an entirely volunteer-run operation with no paid staff, GROW HUB has blossomed from a vision into a flourishing nonprofit plant nursery that does so much more than grow plants - it grows opportunities, confidence, and community for adults with disabilities. From those early days of setting up infrastructure to today's production-ready operation, every seedling tells a story of perseverance, teamwork, and growth (in every sense of the word!). We're so proud of how far we've come and grateful for everyone who has supported this journey. Here's to continued growth, for our plants, our team, and our mission! 💚 ➡ Swipe through to see the incredible transformation! If you'd like to support our important work, please consider donating at https://tinyurl.com/growingtogether25 or the link in bio. #GrowingTogether25 #GROWHUB #CommunitySupport #VolunteerAppreciation Image Descriptions: Image one: Interior of a damaged greenhouse with empty tables, torn coverings, and fallen irrigation system. Image two: Volunteers moving old metal tables out of damaged greenhouse. Image three: Exterior of a damaged greenhouse with torn covering and materials scattered on the ground. Image four: Exterior of a restored greenhouse with new covering, surrounded by potted plants ready for sale. Image five: Interior of a greenhouse filled with hundreds of plants in white pots arranged on raised tables. Image six: Two team members standing in a well-stocked greenhouse with rows of plants on raised tables.
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Nursery Address
2900 NE 8th Avenue, Gainesville FL, 32641

Mailing Address
9200 NW 39th Avenue, Suite 130-62 Gainesville FL, 32606

Phone
352-275-7144

Email
info@grow-hub.org

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