A tropical paradise for your home is easy to achieve with our wide selection of indoor plants. We have low-light plants, full-sun plants, cactus, succulents, flowering tropicals, and more! Don’t be discouraged if you think you have a brown thumb. We have plants for beginners and plant masters alike! We won’t just send you home with a plant, we’ll give you all the information you’ll need to make sure your plants stay healthy and happy.

Do you have a pest or disease invading your houseplants?  Bring in a leaf or branch sample and one of our diagnostic experts will help!

Light exposure is the most critical element in finding the right placement for a houseplant. Exposure often varies but as a general rule there are classifications of low, moderate, and high light locations. The place of interest for a new plant should be observed throughout the day to determine the level of light.

• Low light is a dim area where it is difficult to read without turning on a light.  Low light usually comes from a northern or eastern exposure, but can come from any direction without much natural light.
• Moderate light is typically several hours of bright diffused light but no direct sun.
• High light is more than a half day of bright diffused light or some direct sun.  High light is often a southern or western exposure, but can be bright light from any direction.

List of low-light plants
List of indirect light plants
List of direct light plants