
United States · Food production startup
Rise Gardens is a Chicago-based technology startup that specializes in indoor hydroponic gardening systems.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Rise Gardens is a Chicago-based technology startup that specializes in indoor hydroponic gardening systems.
Founded in 2017 and launching its products in 2019, the company focuses on making fresh produce accessible to everyone, regardless of their living situation. Rise Gardens has raised over $18.87 million in funding from notable investors, including the Amazon Alexa Fund and TELUS Ventures. The company offers a range of hydroponic garden systems, including single, double, and triple-tiered options, all designed to be user-friendly and automated. Their products come with integrated features like built-in lighting and nutrient delivery systems. Additionally, Rise Gardens provides consumables such as seed pods and plant nutrients, along with a mobile app that offers care guidance and garden management tools. They also support educational initiatives, partnering with schools to promote nutrition education. With a mission to simplify gardening and promote sustainability, Rise Gardens is dedicated to connecting people with the food they grow.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
On the board, as filediFiona O'Donnell-McCarthyJeff CantalupoOmair ShahRoss Gordon
What they build
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consumersapp-guided gardeningconsumer goods & retailstem classroom gardensurban farming solutionsgarden automationspace-efficient gardeneducationinformation technology & servicesgarden for beginnerssustainable food productionfood productiongrow your own foodhydroponic gardeninghydroponic system for homehome decor
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