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Houseplants and pots from Frankford Avenue

Potted in our own soil mix, wrapped in paper and sent home with a care card that says how much light and water it wants.

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New plants arrive on Thursdays. Tell us what you are after and we will set one aside. Ask for a plant

A large monstera with split leaves in a tall charcoal pot

Monstera

Care card

Monstera deliciosa

  • Light

    Bright, out of direct sun

  • Water

    When the top inch is dry

  • Pets

    Keep it out of their reach

Potted and ready to go home

On the shelf now

All six plants

  • Snake plant

    from $28

    Dracaena trifasciata

    A snake plant with upright yellow-edged leaves in a round charcoal pot
    • Low light
    • Water every three weeks
  • An alocasia with dark arrow-shaped leaves and white veins in a charcoal bowl

    Alocasia

    from $42

    Alocasia amazonica

    • Bright shade
    • Soil kept just damp
  • A pencil cactus with thin upright green stems in a charcoal cube

    Pencil cactus

    from $24

    Euphorbia tirucalli

    • Full sun
    • Water once a month

Stoneware from a pottery in Kensington

Matte, charcoal, each with a drainage hole and a cork pad. Bring your plant and we pot it up while you wait.

Repotting from $10
An empty charcoal cube, low bowl and tall cylinder side by side

  • Cube

    12 cm · $16

  • Low bowl

    24 cm · $34

  • Tall cylinder

    30 cm · $48

Potted fern, cactus, pilea, snake plant, pothos, aloe and palm in charcoal and white pots on an oak shelf against a sage wall

At the
counter

Repotting
While you wait, with our soil. Your pot or one of ours.
from $10
Delivery
The same afternoon, anywhere in Philadelphia, upright and watered.
from $8
Potting evenings
First Thursday of the month, eight seats, a plant and a pot to take home.
$45
Gift cards
Posted in a green envelope, or emailed the same day.
from $25
A white moth orchid on a bamboo stake in a round charcoal pot

What we tell people at the counter

  1. 01 Care · 5 minutes Getting a moth orchid to flower again Most stop after the first spike. A month of cooler nights and less water usually brings another.
  2. 02 Care · 4 minutes Repotting: when, and into what Roots out of the drainage hole are the sign. Go up one size, never three, and always to a pot with a hole.