Rainbow Cupboard partners with ethical nurseries and growers in Guatemala from which they source all of their plants. These plants pull water and nutrients from the air rather than soil. “Rainbow Cupboard is the combination of three companies Teal Panda Media, our publishing company, Spruce and Panda which deals with natural soap products and other natural cosmetics and Polychrome Panda which is our plant division,” Messett explained.Īir plants, or epiphytes, are non-parasitic plants that grow on a host, such as a rock or tree, according to Messett. The family’s first business was a publishing company, but they have since expanded their ventures with the addition of two other businesses. and her family moved to Upstate New York around four years ago.

Messett - the former CEO of a non-profit organization in Pittsburgh, Pa. Messett described Rainbow Cupboard as “the epitome of a true family-run business.” “We decided to begin sharing our love for air plants and pots/holders, and began selling on Etsy and at the Utica Farmers Market,” Messett said.Īfter starting up their Etsy store in July 2020, the family chose to expand and opened their first shop in October, 2020 in Clinton, N.Y. Owner Amity Messett recalled how their business has developed in the last year. Rainbow Cupboard is the second storefront opened by the Messett family, who originally started their business on Etsy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Located between Oliveri’s Pizzeria and Retrospect, the shop specializes in air plants, as well as other natural products such as sage, incense, macrame and essential oils. Lester, 31, of Red Bank, was arrested on June 14 in the area a Sycamore Avenue on a contempt of court (COC) warrant by Patrolman Joseph Barnicle.A new store called Rainbow Cupboard opened in downtown Hamilton on April 21. Stive Lahens, 24, of Asbury Park, was arrested on June 17 in the area of Sycamore Avenue on a contempt of court (COC) warranty by Patrolman Ralph Latham.Hamilton, 36, of Red Bank, was arrested on June 18 in the area of Sycamore Avenue by Patrolman Mary Ellen Rumola on a contempt of court (COC) warrant. Grimes, 24, of Asbury Park, was arrested on June 21 in the area of Sycamore Avenue on a contempt of court (COC) warrant by Patrolman Marrero. Douglas Decarlo, 34, of Eatontown, was arrested on June 22 in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue on a contempt of court (COC) warrant by Patrolman Mary Ellen Rumola.Cavalieri, 26, of Lacy, was arrested on June 24 in the area of Sycamore Avenue on a contempt of court (COC) warrant by Patrolman Marrero.

Ramos, 33, of Bronx, NY, was arrested on June 16 in the area of Broad Street and charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) by Patrolman Ryan Cullinane. Walker, 27, of Bronx, NY, was arrested on June 16 in the area of Broad Street and charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) by Patrolman Ryan Cullinane. Harris, 35, of Brooklyn, NY was arrested on June 13 in the area of Broad Street and charged with knowingly using a stolen credit card by Patrolman Joseph Barnicle. Messias, 38, of Hollis, NY, was arrested on June 13 and charged with identity theft in the area of Broad Street by Patrolman Daniel DeCristofaro. Bentsen, 68, of Belford, was arrested on June 20 in the area of Sycamore Avenue and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) by Sgt.

The victim reported an unknown person or people attempted to make purchases with a fraudulent credit card. There was a report of credit card fraud on June 12 in the area of Saks Off Fifth on Broad Street.An arrest does not constitute a conviction. The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Shrewsbury police.

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