Welcome to our holiday gift guide, tailored specifically for the green thumbs in your life! Gardening is not just a hobby; it's a passion that beautifies our world and brings peace to our minds. Whether you’re shopping for a seasoned gardener or someone just starting to dig into this rewarding pastime, our curated list of gardening gifts will surely inspire and delight. From practical tools to enhance their gardening experience to decorative items to enliven their green space, we've got you covered. And the best part? Each gift idea is linked directly to Amazon for easy and convenient shopping ..read more

Greetings, fellow gardening enthusiasts! I am thrilled to share with you the art of cultivating the beautiful and fascinating Passiflora, commonly known as the passion flower. Let's explore how you can successfully grow these captivating plants in your home garden. Passiflora The name "Passion Flower" for Passiflora plants comes from the unique and intricate structure of the plant's flowers, which captured the attention and imagination of people who came across them. Early Spanish explorers and Christian missionaries in South America found that the various parts of the flower could be interpr ..read more

    Philodendrons are among the most popular and diverse houseplants in the world. With over 450 species, these versatile plants are known for their striking foliage and low-maintenance requirements. From common varieties too rare gems, the world of Philodendron plants offers something for everyone. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most popular and rare Philodendron houseplants to help you find the perfect addition to your indoor garden. The Ultimate Philodendron Guide: Care Tips, Varieties & More for Your Collection Fun History Facts Philodendrons are in the Araceae ..read more

Monstera plants have taken the world by storm, becoming a staple in modern home décor and a beloved favorite among houseplant enthusiasts. With their large, perforated leaves and dramatic tropical flair, it's no wonder they're so popular. There are several different types of Monstera plants, each with unique characteristics and requirements. In this blog post, we'll explore the most common and rare Monstera varieties, including Monstera peru, Monstera deliciosa, Monstera albo, Monstera siltiplicana, and Monstera adansonii 'Mint.' and so many more! The Marvelous World of Monstera: A Guide to t ..read more

The reasons why allowing your plants soil to dry out can be beneficial Discover the science behind proper houseplant watering and uncover the secrets to a thriving indoor garden. Learn how allowing your plants to dry out between waterings can boost root health, promote growth, and ensure overall plant happiness. Unravel the intricate relationship between soil moisture, root systems, and plant health, and master the art of watering for a lush, vibrant indoor oasis. Also, see why this might not be the best option.  Properly caring for your houseplants, can sometimes be a challenge, especial ..read more

Houseplants and seedlings require ample light to grow strong and healthy. However, not all homes or apartments have adequate natural light, especially during the winter months. Grow lights are a great solution to this problem. They provide the necessary light spectrum and intensity for plants to thrive. In this blog post, we will explore different types of grow lights and how to choose and use them for houseplants and starting seeds indoors. Types of Grow Lights: Fluorescent Grow Lights Fluorescent grow lights are popular for indoor gardening due to their affordability and efficiency. The ..read more

Houseplants are a wonderful way to add life and beauty to your home, but sometimes they can run into problems. It's important to be able to identify these issues early so you can take steps to treat and prevent them. Here is a checklist of symptoms to look for when examining your houseplants: Symptoms: Yellowing leaves: Yellowing leaves are a common symptom of many issues, including overwatering, underwatering, nutrient deficiencies, and pest infestations. Wilting: Wilting can be caused by a variety of factors, including underwatering, overwatering, root rot, and pest infestations ..read more

We get a lot of questions about how we ship our plants during the cold winter months. It is a process that we take seriously, and one that we have perfected through experience over time! We'll show you how we protect your plants from damaging cold, what to expect when your plant arrives, and unboxing your new plant and acclimating it to its new environment.   Cold Weather? We are located in Spokane, WA (about a USDA Zone 6b or 7a), where we experience relatively mild winters but are no stranger to extreme cold snaps. In the rare event of sub-zero temperatures, we will communicate with you ..read more

In the spirit of Halloween, we're sharing two of our spookiest philodendrons! Decorating with live plants means you can keep them displayed all year long, and both of these unique varieties make scary beautiful additions to any rare plant collection.   Philodendron 'Dark Lord' The 'Dark Lord' is one of the darkest-leaved philodendrons out there! The new leaves start orange, then turn blood-red, which they retain on the underside while the top turns almost-black. They are easy to care for and grow fast, making them perfect for creating a lush jungle in your home. With a spooky name a ..read more

It's that time of year again. Days are getting shorter, mornings are feeling crisper, and the trees are showing a little bit of color. While taking care of your houseplants might not be the first thing you think of when autumn hits, it's a great opportunity to get them ready for winter, as well as help them get the most out of the rest of the growing season. Use this seasonal checklist to help you prepare your houseplants for fall:   1. Clean and Shine the Leaves Cleaning the Leaves is a very important process for your plant year round, however when light is limited during the fall ..read more