Pet-safeCalathea 'Medallion'
Painted leaves that fold up at night. Keep it out of direct sun.
Checking the hours…
Your space.
Your space.
Growing
beautifully.
Houseplants we grow ourselves, pots we'd put in our own homes, and a room designer that tells you which corner gets enough light before you buy.
New this week
Calathea 'Medallion'Painted leaves that fold up at night. Pet-safe, happy in low light. $32New this week
Fresh off
the truck.
Four we unboxed on Tuesday and already want to keep. Add one straight to your cart, or see where it would live in your room first.
Pet-safeStatementPet-safePilea peperomioides
The pass-it-on plant. Round coins on thin stems, makes pups for your friends.
Scene stealerThree ways in
A little something
for every corner.
Start with how you live, not with Latin names. Each collection opens the shop with the right filters already on.
01 · For beginners
The easygoing ones.
A little less fuss, a lot to love. Pothos, ZZ, snake plants and friends.
Shop easygoing02 · Statement pieces
The scene stealers.
Big leaves, even bigger personality. Fiddle-leafs, monsteras, birds of paradise.
Shop statement03 · Desks and shelves
The little details.
Small spaces, beautiful possibilities. Pileas, peperomias, strings of things.
Shop smallThis year, by the numbers
A lot of
green.
Counted by the greenhouse log, the clinic sign-in sheet, and the jar of propagation cuttings by the register. Sample numbers.
0Plants grown in our greenhouse
0Pet-safe varieties in stock
0Sad plants revived at the clinic
0Still alive at six months
Grownhere
How we do it
Good things grow
with a little care.
We started in a backyard greenhouse in Daphne with forty pothos cuttings and a folding table at the farmers market. The greenhouse is bigger now. The idea is the same: plants that fit your life, and the honesty to say when one won't.
- 01
Light first, always
Every plant we sell is tagged with the light it actually needs, not the light that sells it. Our room designer uses the same data.
- 02
Grown, not shipped
Most of what's on the floor was propagated in our greenhouse. It's used to the humidity here, which means it's used to your house.
- 03
Bring it back
Every Saturday morning is plant clinic. Bring the sad one, no receipt needed. Most of them are fixable and we'll show you how.
Kind words
From the people
who kept them alive.
We get a lot of follow-up photos. Here are three we have permission to brag about.
★★★★★
I have killed every plant I've ever owned. The pothos they picked for me is eighteen months old and growing up the bookshelf.
★★★★★
Used the room designer on my phone in the shop, found out my "bright" corner is actually medium light, bought a different plant. It's thriving.
★★★★★
The Saturday clinic saved my fiddle-leaf. Turns out it was in the wrong window the whole time.
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This month
Get your
hands dirty.
Small classes at the big table in the back. Everything you need is included, and you take home what you make.
See the whole schedule- SatOct 1810 AM–1 PM
Plant clinic
Bring the sad one. We'll diagnose it, repot it if it needs it, and send you home with a plan. Free.
- ThuOct 236:30 PM
Kokedama night
Moss balls, twine, a fern each, and a glass of wine. $45, all materials included.
- SatNov 111 AM
Propagation 101
Pothos, pilea, spider plant. Learn to make more of what you already love. $25.
Let's grow something good