Our commitment—
GroMoreGood
By 2023, we will connect 10 million children to the powerful benefits of gardens and greenspaces.
Dig into at-home learning activities
It is the perfect time to take your child’s learning outdoors and into your own backyard or garden. We can always use a little fresh air and sunshine to rejuvenate our spirits.
GroMoreGood™ Learning Activities is a set of 72 free lessons for parents and educators, designed to get kids outdoors exploring and learning.
Get activitiesThe power of gardening in children’s lives
Our hands-on work with communities allows us to see firsthand how gardens transform children’s lives. We’re growing more than gardens. We’re growing hope, self-esteem, positive relationships and better futures.
Connecting preschool children to fresh food, garden education
Our work with the National Head Start Association will teach kids, families, schools and communities how to grow their own fresh, healthy food––for life.
Indoor gardening to fight hunger, spark love of growing
Too many kids don’t have access to enough fresh, healthy food. So we’re adding freshly grown produce to children’s meals in the U.S.––thanks to our partnership with No Kid Hungry. We’re also getting hydroponics and STEM education into more schools with National Farm to School Network and Hawthorne Gardening Company.
Our enterprise-wide commitment to the next generation
Our goal to connect 10 million kids to gardens and greenspaces is an enterprise-wide commitment. It's supported by our company, our foundation and our brands working together to elevate the critical need to connect more children to gardening and outdoor play in communities across the U.S.
Connecting kids to outdoor play
Scotts and MLB created the Scotts Field Refurbishment Program to make sure kids have a safe place to play. Grants are awarded to youth-based nonprofit organizations to give kids a modern, playable ball field.
Connecting kids to pollinator education
Ortho is supporting the creation of pollinator habitats across the country that will educate children, families and communities on pollinator issues and what people can do to help.
Helping you grow the next generation
Gardens grow more than plants––they grow hope, self-esteem, confidence and community. Here are resources for your school or youth garden program.