The Garden
A Place for Hope
Cancer is a serious disease that affects one in three people. It is an epidemic we seek to defeat, and The Garden of Hope provides an opportunity to unite and fight back. Intergraph chose to create The Garden of Hope to honor cancer patients and survivors, providing a way for them to creatively share their personal stories, views, and experiences of their battle.
Buy a Brick
Intergraph and the Huntsville Botanical Garden are selling brick pavers to accent The Garden of Hope. These limited edition bricks are engraved to indicate your support or memory of a cancer patient. Bricks are available for purchase for $100 each.
One hundred percent of the proceeds from The Garden of Hope "Buy a Brick" sales go directly to benefit area cancer patients and promote worldwide cancer research. A portion of the proceeds will also serve to perpetuate and enhance The Garden of Hope.
News & Events
Image Gallery
Visit the image gallery to view pictures from The Garden of Hope dedication ceremonies held at the Huntsville Botanical Gardens.
Garden Symbolizes Survivors of Cancer
Read the Huntsville Times article
about the 2008
Garden of Hope dedication ceremony held at the Huntsville Botanical Gardens.
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Read the Huntsville Times article on the Intergraph-sponsored
Garden of Hope ceremony held in October 2008 at the Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Garden Profiles
Nancy Wallis
Nancy’s garden features a teal pot, representing ovarian cancer, filled with white flowers signifying her resilient faith and the purity of God. Surrounding the pot are colorful flowers that celebrate life, as that, after all, is her ultimate goal.
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Wayne Hamlin
Filled with yellow and multi-colored lantana and deep red coleus, Wayne’s garden honors his family, especially his father, whom he lost to lung cancer. He hopes his story will help other men be more proactive with their own health.
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Garth Keesler
Garth’s garden is an extension of his personality. His winning smile and positive attitude is reflected in multi-colored petunias and salvia, and is meant to raise the spirits of all who visit the garden.
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