Yahoo Finance Where to Shop for Houseplants That'll Transform Your Home into a Green Oasis
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The Sill
A popular go-to, the Sill has a wide variety of live, faux, and preserved plants, as well as pots and plant accessories to choose from. For those (like me) who need a little extra help with plant care, it even has a Care Library that outlines how to keep every kind of plant it sells alive.
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Bloomscape
Bloomscape is a good option for new plant owners. It ships plants to you straight from its greenhouse, so your greenery arrives in healthy condition. If you're looking for something a bit larger and affordable, Bloomscape carries plenty of options, like the Chinese Fan Palm. It also offers a guarantee: If your plant dies within a month of delivery, it'll be replaced for free.
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UrbanStems
UrbanStems has got it all: floral bouquets, live houseplants, and dried flowers, with some very tasteful and chic ceramic planters to complement nearly any home design scheme. It specializes in same-day (or next-day) delivery across 22 cities throughout the country, so make a selection soon if you're in need of a quick plant pick-me-up.
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Horti
Horti is a monthly plant subscription service that caters to individual needs, like those of first-time plant owners and people in search of pet-friendly species. Horti includes stylish planters and options for "hard to kill" or "low light" plants, starting around $18 per month. If you find yourself indecisive about which plant to choose, or just want a small something to look forward to each month, you might enjoy a subscription.
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Amazon
For a dizzying array of options and affordable prices, Amazon is the virtual plant megastore you shouldn't necessarily count out. Looking for a low-maintenance plant that will improve the air quality in your home? Give the peace lily a try.
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PepperPalm
If you're looking to add art to your indoor garden, PepperPalm's vibrant, hand-painted planters are just what you need. Abstract pops of color adorn these planters, which come in three sizes. This Black-owned, Nashville-based Etsy shop also offers Kokedama plants, which employ soil, moss, and string to create potless systems, making for a simple decorative table piece or a mossy addition to display in your window.
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Leaf & Clay Plant Mail Club
For those of us who are better off with a few desktop plants rather than a sprawling indoor garden, the Plant Mail Club is an appealing option. Select from its different-length plans and receive three tiny (about 2.5-inch) succulents each month. Keep supplies on hand, as they're shipped without soil or pots.
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The Nice Plant
This Black-owned plant startup provides "Self Care in a Box," offering single plants as well as a variety of boxes—like a paint-your-own-pot set, plus ones that include all-natural, hand-poured lip balm, sage smudge sticks, and scented room spray. Its boxes are the perfect gift for anyone who's in need of peace of mind, a mood boost, or a relaxing activity to give their eyes a respite from screen time.
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Or, that'll just give your desk a nice little plant that you won't kill this time.
