78th Act of Kindness: Grow Something Good

Five packets of spectacular varieties, chosen to bring colour, joy and a little kindness to your garden.

As part of our 80 Acts of Kindness, Act 78 is about growing something good, both in our gardens and in our communities. This special collection brings together five beautiful flowering bulb varieties, each with its own colour, character and seasonal magic.

From vibrant dahlias and show-stopping Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) to delicate Nerine and cheerful Zephyranthes, these varieties are a beautiful reminder that small acts of care can make a meaningful difference.

What's Included:

• Dahlia Decorative – Nepos

• Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Sonata Single – Amalfi™

• Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Symphony Single – Phoenix (Red/Pink)

• Nerine filifolia – Pink

• Zephyranthes

💗 Grow Something Good. Spread Awareness. Show Kindness.

Growing something good goes beyond the garden. It's about caring for ourselves, supporting one another and sharing knowledge that could make a difference in someone's life.

As part of our 80 Acts of Kindness, we're encouraging women to make time for their health and wellbeing while helping to spread awareness about breast cancer.

Breast self-examinations can help you become familiar with how your breasts normally look and feel. Knowing what is normal for you can help you recognise changes and seek medical advice when needed.

Take a moment to learn, share the knowledge and encourage the women in your life to do the same.

🎗️ Learn how to perform a breast self-examination:
Watch the Breast Self-Examination Tutorial

Want to learn more about breast cancer?
Visit CANSA's Breast Cancer Resource Centre for information about symptoms, risk factors, screening and available support services.

A little kindness can go a long way. Share these resources with a friend, check in on someone you love, or start a conversation about breast health. Sometimes, spreading awareness is one of the most meaningful acts of kindness we can offer.

Because growing something good means nurturing our gardens, caring for one another and planting the seeds of positive change, one small act at a time.