Glenda Garza-Ledesma is an entrepreneur who is continuously seeking her next adventure. Trained as a Texas Master Florist, Glenda built a successful career in the floral industry operating her own floral business before joining Texas-based H-E-B Grocery as a Floral Team Leader in the Floral Marketing department.

With a solid foundation including 40 years of hands-on supervisory and managerial experience, Glenda’s passion for all things floral has resulted in her current business venture, Cultivate & Bloom.

Glenda is a creative person who enjoys the beauty that flowers bring to our world and is excited to share her love and passion for flowers with you!

Kelly’s passion for flowers started at the age of 15, when she started working at a local flower shop in Texas. Little did she know that start would catapult her into a lifelong career in the floral industry. 

After graduating with a marketing degree, Kelly began her career with several large retailers where she stayed close to her passion. First with Kroger, where she worked in one of their floral design centers eventually becoming a buyer in their corporate office. A few years later she joined H-E-B Grocery where she developed and led what is known as one of the premier floral programs in North America. As Director of Floral Marketing and Procurement, Kelly deepened her passion for flowers and plants. She spent time with farms all over the world and saw firsthand the breeding process, working directly with farms in Holland, South America, Florida, Texas, and California. She always made sure her customers had the freshest product grown. Kelly pioneered industry-changing initiatives such as the first Guaranteed Flower Vase Life. Always energetic and driven, Kelly decided it was time to step away from the retail side and began working with one of the largest potted plant growers to develop and launch new genetics of long-lasting hydrangeas. With that complete, and with many years of experience working with and loving flowers, she knew it was time to create and grow something new.