Fewer plants.
Chosen properly.
Grown to last.
We pot, water, and hold every plant in our own greenhouses until it's genuinely ready for your rooms — not before.
We pot, water, and hold every plant in our own greenhouses until it's genuinely ready for your rooms — not before.
A nursery is not a warehouse. Every plant on this site was potted by someone who will remember potting it — and who's still here if it drops a leaf in March.
Four plants we're potting the most of right now, straight from the greenhouse floor.
Broad, veined leaves that catch every bit of window light. Slow-growing, so the shape you buy is close to the shape you'll keep.
The plant we recommend to anyone who's killed a plant before. Water it once a month and mostly forget about it.
Reblooms two to three times a year if you leave it exactly where the light is bright but not direct.
Three drought-loving forms potted together in matching stoneware. Built for a windowsill that gets real sun.
The same four steps for a $12 succulent as for a four-year-old monstera.
Every plant starts in one of our three greenhouses, under the light and humidity it actually needs.
We pot to order in terracotta, stoneware, or a plain nursery pot, by hand, the week you order.
A grower checks leaves, roots, and soil moisture before anything is boxed. If it's not ready, it waits.
It arrives already adjusted to indoor light, so the shock of the move is smaller than buying off a shelf.