Meghan Markle Launches Limited Garden Tea Bloom Box With Flowers, Tea and Honey

Luxury gifting has rarely smelled quite this good. Meghan Markle's lifestyle label As Ever launched The Garden Tea Bloom Box on March 18, a limited-edition set that pairs a curated fresh floral arrangement with pantry staples from her own brand, all timed to arrive before Easter Sunday on April 5.

The $255 box was created in collaboration with High Camp Supply, a San Francisco-based luxury flower purveyor, and contains an arrangement of 18 blooms: High Camp Gardenias, white peonies, jasmine, and mint. Those stems arrive as a mix of long cuts for classic bouquets and loose blossoms suited for floating arrangements, so a single box can supply multiple rooms. Alongside the flowers sit two As Ever pantry items: Herbal Peppermint Tea and Sage Honey with Honeycomb. As Ever describes the combination as "a pairing that brings the feeling of the garden inside."

Markle teased the release on Instagram Stories the Monday before launch, uploading a clip of herself arranging blush pink and white garden roses while wearing a black turtleneck and a black velvet headband. A voice that Town & Country reported sounded like Prince Harry narrated the clip with: "It's beautiful, so pretty and pink." On launch day, As Ever's Instagram account posted a styled image of the full set, the flowers, peppermint tea, and honey arranged in a basket alongside a baguette, making the lifestyle proposition explicit: this is less a flower delivery than a mood, bottled and shipped.

The box ships exclusively within the continental United States, with High Camp Supply handling fulfillment directly. Shipping adds $35 to the total, bringing the delivered cost to $290. At that price, the comparison to a high-end floral studio arrangement is instructive: a custom 18-bloom gardenia and peony arrangement from a premium florist in any major American city routinely runs $150 to $200 before delivery, so the As Ever premium is real but not outrageous given the inclusion of two branded pantry items and the limited-edition positioning.

What makes the set work as a gift object is exactly what makes it commercially interesting: the combination of something perishable and something lasting. Fresh gardenias are notoriously difficult to source outside specialty florists, and high-camp gardenias specifically skew toward a buyer who knows their flowers. The peppermint tea and sage honey remain on the shelf long after the blooms fade, extending the brand's presence in whoever receives it.

The launch arrived amid reporting that As Ever's partnership with Netflix, which had distributed Markle's lifestyle series With Love, Meghan when the brand first launched in March 2025, has come to an end. Markle and Harry's deal with the streaming platform, signed in 2020 and reported to be worth more than $100 million, included a first-look arrangement for Archewell production projects. The Garden Tea Bloom Box, sold directly through As Ever and fulfilled by High Camp Supply, represents the brand operating independently of that infrastructure.

Whether the $255 price holds up against the alternatives depends entirely on who's receiving it. For the gardenia obsessive, the host who arranges flowers as a practice rather than a chore, or the person who has everything except something genuinely considered: this box was designed precisely for them.