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Patt Pots, Natural

$12 to $236

These clayfiber pots have a smooth, but imperfect texture that compliments the natural warmth of the material. They are industrial, yet modern with a slightly tapered shape and pair well with any plant. Patt pots have a curved bottom creating a grounding shape.    Since these pots do not have a drainage, we recommend keeping your plant in its plastic grower's pot and simply placing it inside of this pot. This double pot system creates the drainage needed to keep the soil of your plant healthy.   Also available in Black.   APPROXIMATE SIZING S- Plants in a 4" diameter pot M - Plants in a large 4" or small 6" diameter pot L - Plants in a 6" diameter pot XL - Plants in a 6-8" diameter potXXL - Plants in a 10" diameter potXXXL - Plants in a 12-14" diameter pot   details ImportedClayfiberAssorted Sizes

Penrose Ceramic Candle

$45

This modern ceramic candle has a wood wick that crackles while burning and includes a beautiful walnut lid for storage and reusability. After the wax is gone, repurpose the jar as a planter, coffee mug, or as an organizer for small items.   Scents Midnight Amber: Sandalwood, musk, clove, fir and jasmine; whispers of luxurious cashmere.  Wilding: Northern wilderness; drifts of wild sage, cedarwood, and fir. Norwegian Woods: Sage, Oakmoss, Amber, Musk Wild Spruce: Spruce, Fresh Mint, Cranberry Night Tide: Coconut, Black Pepper, Smoked Driftwood, LimeBlack Ginger: Tobacco, Cedar, Ginger, Leather, Peppercorn    details Made in Portland, Oregon65 hour burn time, 10ozVegan and phthalate-free

Peperomia argyreia 'Watermelon'

$10 to $12

Peperomia plants come from the Amazon region of South America. They are semi-succulents with easy-to-grow care habits. There are over 1600 varieties of peperomias all belonging to the Pepper family. This specific variety is named after the watermelon for its similarity of appearance to the rind of a watermelon.   LIGHT: Bright, indirect light or direct morning sun. Plants can adapt to low light levels. WATER: Allow top 50% of soil to dry between waterings. Peperomias love humid environments and are well-suited for terrariums, however they can rot quickly if exposed to too much moisture in the soil. FERTILIZER: Once per month during the active growing season. SOIL: Plants must have a well-draining soil medium to ensure the roots do not rot. PROPAGATION: These plants propagate from leaf or stem cuttings. TOXICITY: Non-toxic   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Philodendron adansonii, "Swiss Cheese Plant"

$24 to $110

The Swiss cheese plant is a tropical ornamental that has aerial roots growing downwards from the stem. These roots easily once reaching the ground, giving this plant a vine-like tendency. The Swiss cheese plant gets its name from its large, heart-shaped leaves, which as it ages, becomes covered with holes that resemble Swiss cheese. M. adansonii is best grown in a conservatory or greenhouse, where humidity, temperature, and light are all maximized. These are deep-jungle plants that thrive on very high humidity, lots of moisture during the rainy season and high temps. Adult plants are also climbers, so they can be aggressive if grown correctly.   LIGHT: Bright light, but not direct sunlight. WATER: High humidity. Keep soil continuously moist throughout spring and summer, and reduce watering in the winter. TEMPERATURE: Prefers warm and humid conditions. Keep above 60ºF if possible, but it can survive brief cold spells with some die-back. POTTING: A very well-drained potting mix, including plenty of perlite. Almost an orchid mix. Feed regularly with liquid fertilizer throughout the growing season. PROPAGATION:  Propagation by stem cuttings by using a rooting hormone. Keep cuttings warm and protected until new growth emerges. This process can take some time so be patient. TOXICITY: Plant is toxic and should be kept away from pets and children. ORIGIN: Central and South America    DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Philodendron birkin, "White Wave"

$6 to $88

The Birkin is a rare Philodendron with an exotic and random leaf variegation that becomes more pronounced as the plant grows and matures. It has an upright, compact growing pattern and like most Philodendrons, are easy to care for.   LIGHT: Bright, indirect light or direct morning sun WATER: In spring-summer, allow top 25% of soil to dry between waterings. In fall-winter, allow top 50% of soil to dry between waterings. Mist regularly, plant loves high humidity.  TEMPERATURE: Normal household temp 65-80° FERTILIZER: 1x/mo during the active growing season TOXICITY: Poisonous houseplant   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Philodendron tatei, "Congo Green"

$14 to $150

Unlike most vining philodendrons, the congo will grow upward and out from the center with deep green ovate leaves and a sprawling habit. Rotate your congo regularly to keep an evenly growing shape.    LIGHT: Bright indirect light. Low light will make the plant leggy and reaching.  WATER: Water thoroughly so that water drains out the bottom of the pot, then allow the top 40% of soil to dry before watering again. Make sure the potting medium is fast-draining to prevent root rot. Do not overwater. Signs of overwatering might include water droplets or yellowing edges on the leaves. Signs of under-watering include brown leaf edges. Adding humidity to the environment is beneficial to increase leaf growth. TEMPERATURE: Between 70-85 degrees. Keep these plants away from cold drafts and air conditioners and keep above 50 degrees. Higher humidity is a plus, but Philodendrons do well in basic household humidity. FERTILIZER: 1x/month during it's active growing season (spring through fall) ORIGIN: South America NOTES: These plants are toxic and should be kept away from pets and children.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants  

Philodendron tatei, "Congo Rojo"

$12 to $210

Unlike most vining philodendrons, the congo will grow upward and out from the center with deep green ovate leaves and a sprawling habit. Rotate your congo regularly to keep an evenly growing shape.  LIGHT Can grow almost anywhere except in the direct sun. In low light the plant often looks stretched out as it tries to reach for the light. WATER Always allow the top 50% of the soil to dry out before watering a Philodendron. When watering, cover the entire surface to prevent leaf problems because of dry soil areas. ̴TEMPERATURE Between 70-85 degrees. Keep these plants away from cold drafts and air conditioners. Higher humidity is a plus, but Philodendrons do well in basic household humidity. ̴Poisonous if ingested. DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Philodendron hederaceum, "Heart Leaf Philodendron Cordatum"

$5 to $48

Philodendron cordatums are some of the easiest trailing species for indoors and are easily propagated from stem cuttings. These heart-leaf Philodendrons are great air purifying plants and remove formaldehyde from the air.   LIGHT: These plants can survive in very low light conditions but bright, indirect light is ideal. Can handle some direct sun if it's in the morning light. Avoid direct afternoon sun.  WATER: Water thoroughly, then allow the top 25% of soil to dry out before watering again. Yellow leaves usually indicate overwatering while droopy or brown, crispy leaves usually mean the plant needs more water. Increased humidity will encourage new and larger leaf growth. TEMPERATURE: The ideal temperature range is 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit. FERTILIZER: 1x/mo during the active growing season TOXICITY: Plant is toxic and should be kept away from pets and children.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Philodendron hederaceum, 'Brasil' Cordatum

$14 to $50

Philodendron cordatums are some of the easiest trailing species for indoors and are easily propagated from stem cuttings. These heart-leaf Philodendrons are great air purifying plants and remove formaldehyde from the air.   LIGHT: These plants can survive in very low light conditions but bright, indirect light is ideal. Can handle some direct sun if it's in the morning light. Avoid direct afternoon sun.  WATER: Water thoroughly, then allow the top 25% of soil to dry out before watering again. Yellow leaves usually indicate overwatering while droopy or brown, crispy leaves usually mean the plant needs more water. Increased humidity will encourage new and larger leaf growth. TEMPERATURE: The ideal temperature range is 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit. FERTILIZER: 1x/mo during the active growing season TOXICITY: Plant is toxic and should be kept away from pets and children.   DETAILS Plants are available in-store pickup or local delivery only

Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum, "Tree Philodendron"

$11 to $225

Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum, formerly known as a Tree Philodendron, is a striking tropical plant that thrives in indoor settings. Its dramatic, deeply lobed leaves make it a favorite among plant enthusiasts, adding a touch of lush elegance to any space. Easy to care for and adaptable, it’s a perfect choice for both novice and experienced plant lovers alike.   LIGHT: Bright indirect light. In lower light, the leaves turn a darker green; direct sun or too much light burns or fades the leaves. WATER: Allow top 50% of soil to dry between waterings. Yellow leaves usually indicate too much water. TEMPERATURE: Warm temperatures above 55 degrees. Keep them away from drafts and open doors especially during the winter. TOXICITY: Plant is toxic and should be kept away from pets and children. ORIGIN: North, Central and South America   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

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Pilea microphylla, Variegated Artillery

$20 to $30

This plant specimen is also called the Artillery Plant and features tiny, light-green leaves on upright stems. The plant has small flowers that explosively send pollen into the air, which is how the plant got its name: the Artillery Plant. It is a great choice in a terrarium, or as a houseplant. This plant prefers moderate light and moist soil.    LIGHT: Bright, indirect light or direct morning sun is preferred. Too much sun will burn the leaves and cause them to brown. Too little light produces leggy growth. WATER: Keep soil moist, but not soggy at all times. During fall and winter, allow the top 10% of soil to dry out before watering again. High humidity is key with this plant. TEMPERATURE: An ideal range is 60-80 degrees.  FERTILIZER: Fertilize during their active growing season (spring-fall).  ORIGIN: Mexico and Central America TOXICITY: Non-toxic   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Pilea peperomioides, "Chinese Money Plant"

$6 to $68

The Chinese money plant became popularized in minimally designed Scandinavian interiors, with its bright green circular-shaped leaves. Also known as the missionary plant, lefse plant, pancake plant, UFO plant it is actually originally from the southwestern Yunnan province of China. Popular lore maintains that a Norwegian missionary, Agnar Espegren, took cuttings home with him in the 1940s, and shared them with friends and family. Those plants were spread throughout Scandinavia, and eventually the world, as people passed cutting between friends. LIGHT: Bright indirect light or direct morning sun. Avoid strong afternoon sun. Rotate regularly to keep plant growing symmetrically. WATER: Allow top surface of soil to dry slightly between waterings. POTTING: Not recommended for potting in a container without a drain hole. Pot in a light airy mix with some peat moss. FERTILIZE: Spring through fall 1x/mo with 1/2 strength fertilizer  PROPAGATION: New growth or plantlets, can grow up through the soil and can separate from the mother plant. Follow the stem about an inch under, and use a clean, sharp knife to cut the baby plant free. Plantlets also grow straight from the stem, and you can cut these free, place in water to root, and then follow the same directions as above. TOXICITY: This plant is not toxic.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Pachypodium lamerei, "Madagascar Palm"

$6 to $150

The Madagascar Palm (Pachypodium lamerei) is a distinctive succulent native to Madagascar. Despite its name, it's not a true palm but rather belongs to the Apocynaceae family. Its spiky, bottle-shaped trunk and tufted leaves are adapted to store water, enabling it to thrive in arid environments, making it a sought-after ornamental plant in various landscapes. LIGHT Bright light, direct or indirect is best. WATER Summer is the time to water heavily. Most species are deciduous and lose their leaves in winter. This is an indication to stop watering as much, if at all.  FERTILIZER Fertilizer is not usually needed if one is going to repot their plants every 2-3 years. But otherwise a gentle liquid fertilising in summers is probably not a bad idea, and may promote flowering. TEMPERATURE Keep above 60 degrees F. These plants are not cold tolerant.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Plerandra Elegantissima, "False Aralia"

$10 to $260

This structural plant features delicate leaves and dark foliage. Native to New Caledonia, this plant grows into a large tree and may even flower under the correct care. LIGHT: Full to part sun. Rotate plant so light is even on all sides. Some direct sun is beneficial.  WATER: Allow top 30% of soil to dry between waterings, then thoroughly soak the plant. This plant needs less water in the fall and winter. Mist often to increase humidity levels. FERTILIZER: Once per month during the active growing season. TEMPERATURE: Keep warm. Does not like cold temperatures or drafts. NOTES: Plant leaves require dusting occasionally.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Platycerium bifurcatum, "Staghorn Fern"

$12 to $88

Named after its deer-like antlers, the Staghorn fern is one of the easiest ferns to grow. Plants have two types of fronds: basal and fertile. The basal fronds are sterile and anchor the plant against trees. They also protect the plants roots. The fertile fronds bear spores for reproduction. Because these plants often grow naturally on trees or rocks, they make great options for mounted plant projects.   LIGHT: Bright filtered light or direct morning sun. WATER: Water when top 20% of soil is dry. Keep soil drier in winter. Green fronds droop from under-watering and drop from over-watering. Plants like humidity, but avoid water sitting on leaves as it may cause powdery mildew. TEMPERATURE: Ideal range is 60-80 degrees. SOIL: Plants should be potted in a light weight medium containing some orchid bark and/or peat moss.  TOXIC: Non-toxic   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Portulacaria afra, "Elephant Bush"

$10 to $68

A stalking plant that is apart of the succulent family. The bush has thick succulent brown stems with small tender green leaves that resemble a diminutive jade plant. They thrive in bright light in a warm, draft free room. Elephant bush is aptly named because in the wild, the plant may get 6 to 20 feet tall where it is a favorite food of elephants. As an indoor plant, it is much more likely to remain just a few feet tall.   LIGHT: Full to part sun WATER: Allow top 50% of soil to dry between waterings. Shriveled leaves indicate the plant needs more water. Water more often during the active growing season, less often in dormancy. TEMPERATURE: An ideal range is 60-80 degrees. Keep plant away from cold drafts, air conditioners, heaters, and fireplaces. FERTILIZER: Fertilize during their active growing season (spring-fall).  ORIGIN: Native to South Africa TOXICITY: These plants are toxic and should be kept away from pets and children.   DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants

Postalco All Leather Snap Pad, Black

$182 to $234

Elegant and useful, this snap pad a two-prong closures to hold loose pages together. Perfect for 'To-Do' lists or for working out ideas.   The soft cowhide lather has a luxurious soft touch. Postalco leather is colored using aniline dyes. Aniline dyes soak into the leather leaving visible the natural variation in grain and texture. The more aniline dyed leather is used, the better the surface patina gets over time. Each skin is different: a faint stripe-like pattern, called ‘tora’ in Japanese is a natural effect due to the way the dye soaks in to the various parts of the skin. Each skins ‘tora’ is different. Veg tanned and Aniline dyed leather is more time consuming and therefore expensive, but produces beautiful leathers.    PERSONALIZE INSERTS Postalco snap pad refill paper sold separately. To use make holes in the top edge of the papers with a standard 2-hole puncher and snap them into the Snap Pad. Each holds about 100 sheets. Choose from a variety of Snap Pad papers and accessories: Snap Calendar, Snap Pockets, and Fabric Tabs.    Shop our Postalco Snap Pads Collection.   DETAILS Made in JapanA5, 16 x 23 cm / 6.3 x 9.1"A4, 22.5 x 32 cm / 8.8 x 12.5 "

Postalco Book & Calendar Cover Nest

$128

Wrap a book with this handmade Farmer’s Felt Nest washi. Two colors are carefully combined while making each sheet to create unique cloud-like patterns. Made in Tokushima, Japan by master papermakers, the cover has a great feel and develops a sheen with use. Includes a pen loop for spur of the moment memo writing. Fits A6 size books or calendars 4.1” x 5.8” (105mm x 148mm).   Material In the Paper Kitchen Fujimori-san’s paper factory is like a large kitchen. Bark fiber strips are soaked in water and laid out on tables for trimming. The paper makers wear kitchen aprons and hats. These handmade papers use much longer fibers than standard machine made papers. Polishing each sheet by hand with the famously smooth fresh Tsubaki leaf (Japanese camelia) finishes the unique texture. Kozo (Mulberry) bark fibers are the strongest of the washi fibers and is the main ingredient in Farmer’s Felt. It is grown as a sustainable farm crop, regenerating every year. Kozo is a completely renewable resource. Branches to make the fibers are judiciously trimmed allowing the plant to grow back yearly. Acid free and archival. Chlorine-free bleaching process used.   details Made in JapanFarmer's Felt11.5 x 15.5 cm / 4.5 x 6.1"

Postalco Card Holder

$172

A simple card holder that features a single piece of finished edge leather. Two inner pockets are flat but expand to hold an assortment of cards and folded bills. Perfect for carrying the essentials. Pressed Cotton and calfskin.    material  Smooth surface cowhide is tanned using vegetable tannins from the mimosa tree. Vegetable tanning takes more time but does not use the toxic compounds needed for chrome tanned leather. Aniline dyes soak into the leather leaving visible the natural variation in grain and texture. The more aniline dyed leather is used, the better the surface patina gets over time. Pressed Cotton fabric is made with the same machines that were used to make very durable tent fabric. The base color of the white threads will become more apparent and it will soften with use.    details Made in JapanLeather, Pressed Cotton