LivingUpdated: Nov. 04, 2025, 2:33 p.m.|Published: Nov. 04, 2025, 1:54 p.m.By Dawn Chipman | Special to The Republican
If you’re considering gifting a plant this holiday season, read on for ideas that bring all-season joy — alternatives to giant amaryllis bulbs and the like. Last month in Springfield, I attended the traveling Plantella Expo, which draws indoor gardeners and plant vendors from all over New England. That’s where I met Brad Clegg, who grows what he calls X-factor plants, and Hannah Cook Dumas, who creates hydroponic and semi-hydroponic botanical gifts.
First, meet Brad Clegg, owner of Buddha’s Botanicals in Seekonk.
Brad Clegg is the owner of Buddha’s Botanicals in Seekonk, Massachusetts. (Carol Trinchinato Photography)Carol Trinchinato
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