Sprouts is playing an active role in this year's ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival by printing beautiful note cards featuring the prize-winning artwork of local students. 

 "We are pleased to continue our support and involvement with the ArtiGras Arts Festival and especially our work with the student artists of Palm Beach County," says Sharon Quercioli, Sprouts owner and founder.

The note cards will be available for sale in the Sprouts booth, located in the Youth Art Gallery. A portion of the proceeds from each box of cards will go to support the ArtiGras Art Education Fund.

For more information about purchasing cards to help support the Art Education Fund, please email us at info@sproutem.com  or call us at 561-840-8089.   

For more information about ArtiGras please visit www.artigras.org. 

Valentine's Day Wish Sprouters and die-cut Hearts make a fun and educational gift for children of all ages!  These favors are a great sustainable alternative to other valentine's that end up in the trash.  These favors are made from 100% recycled handmade paper and grow into beautiful wildflowers when planted.  This year have your kids give their friends and classmates eco-friendly messages of love! 

Please click here to order.  Rush shipping is available; please call 561-840-8089 for details. 

The health benefits of celery are more than just lowering blood pressure. They also contain at least eight families of anti-cancer compounds.

When I decided to write about celery, I thought how boring. Most people don't think celery is that healthy or at least from what I hear. I happen to love celery and put celery in my green drinks and eat it raw all the time. I actually wash it in a few drops of Young Living Lemon Oil and water and put the celery in a container and add some pink sea salt.

Then I put it in the fridge and when I am hungry indulge myself. It is low in calories, nutritious and great for you. I also love celery with peanut butter or cream cheese on it. (OK...not so healthy, but I do treat myself sometimes!) Well, let's get down to the nitty gritty on celery.  To read more click here!