Meghan Markle has teased her brand, As Ever, is about to drop a new product just in time for spring. On the As Ever Instagram page, Meghan wrote: “Something is blooming. A new collaboration with @highcampgardenias arrives tomorrow. Sign up for the launch reminder so you don’t miss it.”
High Camp describes itself as an “Ephemeral Luxury” brand “created around celebrating the everyday and making the ordinary extraordinary through sensory gifting and luxury experiences.”
The image Meghan Markle accompanied her post on her Instagram page showed her hands cupped around a white flower.
According to People Magazine, the Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle brand has partnered with luxury flower purveyor High Camp Supply to offer a special collaboration, Bloom Box.
The box features an artful arrangement of 18 blooms, including gardenias, white peonies, mint and jasmine. The flowers are paired with As Ever’s Herbal Peppermint Tea and Sage Honey to “bring the feeling of the garden inside.”
The collection is available starting on Wednesday, March 18.
Meghan’s brand As Ever has focused on floral designs since conception. This Valentine 2026, Meghan unveiled her lifestyle brand’s special limited edition chocolate collection which had a floral design. The chocolate was wrapped in cheerful floral-inspired boxes.
Megha also shared her love of flower arranging on an episode of her Netflix lifestyle series, With Love, Meghan, revealing that she first found a passion for the hobby following her 2019 baby shower when she was expecting Prince Archie.
“My girlfriends threw a baby shower for me, and one of the things we did was learn flower arranging,” she shared. “I started to find this really calming and meditative.”
On Instagram, the Duchess of Sussex also took to social media to offer a glimpse into her family’s spring preparations, by flower arranging, in a video captured by Prince Harry.
Meghan put together dusky pink and white roses in a vase, which Harry called “beautiful”.
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