A small nursery, grown slowly — est. 2019
Plants that grow on you.
Every plant we sell is one we've kept alive ourselves first — so the care card in the pot is written from experience, not a supplier's spec sheet.
Plant Finder
Tell us your window. We'll tell you what'll thrive.
No sign-up, no quiz funnel — just three honest questions and the plants that actually match.
Snake Plant
$32Sansevieria trifasciata
ZZ Plant
$38Zamioculcas zamiifolia
Pet-safe Golden Barrel Cactus
$28Echinocactus grusonii
Fiddle Leaf Fig
$120Ficus lyrata
Pet-safe Boston Fern
$26Nephrolepis exaltata
Pet-safe Calathea Orbifolia
$44Goeppertia orbifolia
String of Pearls
$34Senecio rowleyanus
Pet-safe Watermelon Peperomia
$24Peperomia argyreia
Nothing matches all three — try loosening one. (Honestly, most homes have more options than they think.)
Grown, not dropshipped
One greenhouse. Every plant kept alive here first.
We don't ship you a plant we've never met. Everything spends a full season acclimating under our roof, so the fragile weeks happen on our watch — not on your windowsill.
Browse by need
Collections, for the way people actually shop.
How we grow
The care card is the product.
We grow it
Everything is propagated or grown on here, in real indoor light — not forced fast under sodium lamps.
We keep it
A full season acclimating to home-like conditions, so the leaf-drop weeks happen before it's yours.
We write it down
The care card in every pot is what actually worked for us keeping that plant, in a normal room.
We stay in touch
A monthly reminder of what to water, and a real person to email when a leaf looks wrong.
Field Notes
Plain-English care, from people who kill plants too.
Repotting: When to Do It, and When to Leave Well Enough Alone
New plant owners tend to repot too soon and too often, usually out of a well-meaning instinct that a bigger pot is a kindness. It usually…
Read it July 11, 2026Bright, Indirect Light — What That Phrase Actually Means
Every care label says it and almost none of them explain it: "bright, indirect light." It's the most useful and most confusing instruction in the houseplant…
Read it July 11, 2026The Case Against Decorative Pots Without Drainage
That beautiful ceramic pot with no drainage hole is responsible for more plant deaths than any pest or disease. It's worth saying plainly: a pot without…
Read itNotes from plant parents
Still alive, still thanking us.
“I am, by my own admission, a plant murderer. The snake plant they sold me is eighteen months old and enormous. I don't know what happened but I'm grateful.”
Renéereformed plant killer
“They talked me out of a fiddle leaf fig because my flat is too dark, and sold me a ZZ instead. Who does that? A shop that actually wants the plant to live.”
Marcusnorth-facing apartment
“The care card told me my calathea wanted filtered water and I rolled my eyes. Switched to filtered, the brown edges stopped. They were right about the fussy little thing.”
Priyacalathea convert