Earth Day Sale 2025

Polyscias balfouriana, ‘Aralia’

$18 to $185

  Native to New Guinea and Queensland, Australia, the Polyscias balfouriana (commonly known as the Aralia plant) makes a beautiful and showy indoor plant.   LIGHT: These plants prefer bright indirect light or direct morning sun. Avoid direct strong, afternoon light. WATER: Water thoroughly, then allow the top 20% of soil to dry out before watering again. Yellow leaves usually indicate overwatering while brown, crispy leaves usually mean the plant needs more water. Keep the soil even drier in lower light. Overwatering causes leaf drop. Mist the leaves often to maintain high humidity. TEMPERATURE: An ideal range is 70-80 degrees. Keep plant away from cold drafts, air conditioners, heaters, and fireplaces. FERTILIZER: Fertilize during their active growing season when they are producing new leaves (spring-fall).  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

Calathea Setosa

$25 to $65

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

Breynia Disticha ‘Roseo-picta’, “Snowbush”

$35

Tillandsia Capitata ‘Rubra’

$30

Saribus Rotundifolius - Round Leaf Fountain Palm

$30

Philodendron 'McColley's Finale'

$30

Stapella Assorted

$15

Sansevieria Francisii

$10

Rhaphidophora korthalsii, "Shingle plant"

$58

A native jungle plant to Malaysia and Australia, this rare slow-growing climbing plant lays its offset leaves flat against the trunk of host trees giving the appearance of roof shingles. In your home you can train the leaves to grow flat or wrap around a moss pole.   LIGHT: Bright, indirect light WATER: Allow top 25% of soil to dry between waterings. 50% dry in the winter. Mist often, loves high humidity. POTTING: All-purpose organic potting soil is ideal. Needs to be in a well draining setup. TEMPERATURE: Prefers warm temps keep above 50°F FERTILIZER: 1x/mo spring through fall TOXICITY: Toxic to 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

*Rare* Alocasia Chantrieri

$150

Alocasias, commonly known as an "Elephant Ear," are known for its distinctly shaped leaves. This 'Chantrieri' variety is less common and features bold, deep green leave with a strong burgundy underside. The dark rubbery foliage emerges a with a deep inky blue tint.  LIGHT: Bright indirect light or direct morning sun. Avoid strong afternoon sun. Rotate regularly to keep plant growing symmetrically.  WATER: Allow top 25% of the soil to dry slightly between waterings. POTTING: Not recommended for potting in a container without a drain hole. Plants must have a well-draining soil medium to ensure the roots do not rot. FERTILIZE: Spring through fall 1x/mo with 1/2 strength fertilizer  TOXICITY: This plant is 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

Tillandsia ‘Anotonio’

$40

Tillandsia Bulbosa "Belize"

$24

Prayer Plant - Calathea Ornata

$30

Cane Basket

$88 to $138

A handwoven cane basket with a simple, modern silhouette that can be used for storage or as a decorative pot for plants. If using with plants, we recommend keeping your plant in its plastic grower's pot and placing it inside this larger cachepot with an internal saucer.    details ImportedSmall 12"x 8.75"Large 16.75" x 16.75" x 11.25"

Hoya Carnosa Tricolor

$12 to $30

LIGHT: Full to part sun. Some direct sun is beneficial. WATER: Allow top 30% of soil to become dry between waterings. TEMPERATURE: The ideal temperature range is 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit. TOXICITY: This plant is non-toxic.

Aeonium Arboreum 'Schwarzkopf' - 8"

$62

Moss Weave Hanging Basket, 14"

$30

Moss covered woven basket with a wicker rim.

Dieffenbachia Camille, "Dumb Cane"

$12 to $140

Dieffenbachias are fast-growing houseplants that have interesting leaf patterns and colors. Also called "Dumb Cane", these plants are highly toxic and should not be ingested or pruned without gloves.   LIGHT Dieffenbachias prefer bright, indirect light or direct morning sun. Too much light will cause leaf color to fade or leaves to burn. Too little light produces small foliage. WATER Allow top 25% of soil to dry between waterings. If soil is too dry, bottom leaves may yellow. If soil is too moist, stems may turn mushy. During the winter season watering should be reduced. FERTILIZER Once per month during the active growing season. TEMPERATURE 60-80F. If exposed to cold drafts, the bottom leaves may turn yellow or the leaves may droop. NOTES Flowers are insignificant and should be removed to provide more energy for new growth.

Brighamia insignis, 'Hawaiian Palm'

$50 to $280

Brighamia insignis (Hawaiian Palm or "Cabbage on a Stick") requires a distinct care routine: provide bright, indirect light, warm indoor temperatures (18-27C), and plant in a very well-draining succulent mix. Water deeply but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry out almost completely between waterings. LIGHT Requirement: Needs plenty of bright, indirect sunlight. A spot in an east- or west-facing window is ideal. Avoid: Harsh, direct midday sun, which can scorch and burn the fleshy leave WATER Requirement: Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Because it stores water in its thick stem (caudex), it is highly drought-tolerant. Drainage: Always use a pot with drainage holes and a well-aerated potting mix (e.g., standard potting soil mixed with perlite or a succulent/cactus mix) to avoid root rot. NOTES Ideal Range: Keep temperatures between 18-27C (65-80F) Warning: Avoid cold drafts and do not expose the plant to freezing temperatures. Placement: Do not move the plant frequently; it is sensitive to location changes and may drop leaves if its environment is altered too often.