Fighting cancer one flower at a time
We help hope bloom for people facing
cancer through landscaping services, healing gardens, and nature-based workshops.
Programs for Nature, Healing, and Hope
Free Landscaping Services
Free Landscaping Services
Free Landscaping Services
Flower Power's Free lawn care and seasonal landscape services for people actively undergoing cancer treatment, helps relieve one less burden during a difficult time.
Healing Gardens
Free Landscaping Services
Free Landscaping Services
Flower Power designs and installs free, personalized healing gardens or offers complimentary garden kits to cancer patients and survivors using native, sustainable plants that create peaceful outdoor spaces while supporting pollinators and local wildlife.
Workshops
Free Landscaping Services
Workshops
Flower Power's nature-based workshops are open to all and foster healing, creativty, and educational opportunities to learn about sustainable gardening and nature-based skills.
Planting with a Purpose
Research shows that access to nature can reduce stress, improve mood, and foster emotional well-being. Flower Power combines the restorative benefits of nature with practical support for people facing cancer through free landscaping services, healing gardens, and educational workshops.
Danielle
Danielle
Danielle
"Balancing family, work, and college responsiblities is demanding on its own, but adding cancer treatment has made it one of the most challenging periods of my life. My front yard is the last thing that I am thinking about. Flower Power helping us with yard care is making a meaningful difference for my stress level."
Robin
Danielle
Danielle
" I love that I can nurture and watch the growth of my new plants and flowers.As I fight this disease, the garden gives me something positive to focus on, life and living."
Rebecca
Danielle
Rebecca
"I didn’t tell my kid that I faced cancer until we went to one of the first Flower Power events, what was once a scary topic felt more approachable. It was a hopeful and supportive environment, and he saw that he could help."