Jennifer Garner in her garden.Photo:Jennifer Garner Instagram
Jennifer Garner Instagram
Jennifer Garnerhas some seriously green fingers!
The13 Going on 30actress, 51,posted a video to Instagramon Tuesday that showed her the spoils from the fruit trees growing in the garden of her Californian home.
“Summer in my garden,” Garner — or should that beGardener! — captioned the Instagram Reel, which showed her sampling a variety of fresh fruits straight from the branch.
Jennifer Garner shows fans around her garden in an Instagram video.Jennifer Garner Instagram
Next, the video showed a juicy peach on one of Garner’s trees, before the camera panned back to theThe Last Thing He Told Meactress, who grimaced as she took a bite from an apple. “Apples are not ready!” the caption over her wincing reaction read.
Jennifer Garner holds up an apricot in her garden.Jennifer Garner Instagram
When she’s not busy growing fruit at home, the actress has been building her Once Upon a Farm business. The company — which grows some of its produce on Garner’s family farm in Locust Grove Oklahoma — recently partnered with Little Sleepies for a pajama collaboration.In April, aPEOPLE exclusiverevealed the collaboration between the two, which featuresa fresh collection of nutritious snack bundlesandLittle Sleepies signature cozy pajamas and accessoriesdesigned in Once Upon a Farm’s vibrant fruit and veggie illustrations. It aims to inspire a lifetime of healthy eating and sleeping.
Jennifer Garner arrives at the STARZ’s “Party Down” Season 3 FYC Screening Event.Steve Granitz/FilmMagic
Steve Granitz/FilmMagic
Back in 2021, Once Upon a Farmannounced its “A Million Meals” initiative with Save the Children. At the time, Garner chatted exclusively to PEOPLE about the program and her excitement at giving back.
“I loved the idea of being part of a business that could have a meaningful impact on Save the Children’s work because I’ve worked there forever,” Garner said of the initiative at the time. “So Once Upon a Farm came up, and in the very first meeting I said, ‘If you really want to connect my heart and soul, connect Once Upon a Farm to Save the Children.’ "
“Once Upon a Farm is small, but we wanted to really show that we are serious about making this impact and A Million [Meals] is a daunting, audacious goal, but why not? So that’s what we’re going with,” said the13 Going on 30star, and added that she is “so excited” to discuss the charitable program.
source: people.com
