Featured in 2025 Gift Guides & Community Press

Featured in 2025 Gift Guides & Community Press

By JP w/ Old CA ·

Old California Botanicals has been recognized in multiple 2025 gift guides and editorial features celebrating California-made goods, sustainable gifting, and regional heritage.

Recent features include:

These features reflect a shared emphasis on place, sustainability, and thoughtful production, and help introduce Old California Botanicals to new audiences across California and beyond for a variety of occasions and holidays.

Gift Baskets at Cultural & Agricultural Events

In addition to editorial recognition, Old California Botanicals gift baskets and curated sets have been selected for notable cultural, nonprofit, and agricultural events, including:

  • Pageant of the Masters — Donated themed gift treasure chest with matching packing label artwork for special donor event raffle. The Pageant of the Masters has been held in California for over 80 years, and their 2025 theme was "Gold Coast," featuring the historic art and architecture of California.

  • Redlands Family Service Association — Dinner in the Grove fundraiser

  • Napa County Farm Bureau — Fall Barn Dance & Young Farmers & Ranchers event

These partnerships underscore our experience creating gift baskets that feel appropriate in institutional, donor, and celebratory settings—where quality, presentation, and story matter.


Why This Matters for Gifting

Being selected by editors, nonprofits, and agricultural organizations isn’t about scale—it’s about fit.

Old California Botanicals gifts work especially well when:

  • The audience values California identity

  • The gift represents craft, land, and care

  • Presentation and meaning matter as much as contents

  • When occasions have symbolic links to the over 20 quality botanicals we feature in our products, from Christmas, Lunar New Year, to weddings, baby showers, and teacher gifts

That’s why our gift sets continue to appear in both media gift guides and real-world events year after year.

For corporate gifting, fundraisers, or custom gift baskets, we welcome inquiries year-round.
Contact us at hello@oldcaliforniabotanicals.com

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