You can never have too many houseplants.
You don’t need less plants—you need more shelves!
Our indoor plant shops in Tigard and Portland feature an abundance of common and collector houseplants for the avid indoor gardener, along with decorative pots, home décor, and plant-related gifts. Our garden center locations each carry a wonderful selection of indoor plants and products as well! Whether you’re a new plant parent or a houseplant connoisseur, stop by to nurture your green thumb, get expert houseplant advice, or just to say hello.
Did You Know? We Ship Houseplants!
Save yourself a trip and order a plant via mail! For your convenience, certain indoor plants can now be shipped directly to your home. Plants are shipped Monday through Wednesday for orders placed the previous week. Before being shipped to you, every plant is carefully inspected by our horticultural experts for health and quality standards. While the plant size, shape, and appearance may vary slightly from plant to plant, we assure you—you’ll receive a beautiful, and healthy plant that is ready to thrive!
Pet-Safe Indoor Plants
With our lives changing so much over the past couple of years, many of us turned to fluffy companions to help our quarantine feel less lonely, and to fill our homes with happiness. But what plants are safe for our new furry friends?
When we find ourselves spending more time indoors, houseplants can add color and life to our homes, but which plants are safe for our pets? Though many houseplants are considered “pet-safe,” ingesting too much of any plant matter can cause complications, plus you want to keep your plants looking their best! For detailed information on plant toxicity, go to www.houseplant411.com or ASPCA Poisonous Plants.
Houseplants for Low Light
When selecting an indoor plant, it’s important to consider the quality of light your space provides. Thankfully, there are gorgeous houseplants that can tolerate even the darker places in your home! It’s best to place low-light plants within:
2–3 feet of a window with northern exposure
3–5 feet of a window with eastern exposure
4–10 feet of a window with western exposure
10–18 feet of a window with southern exposure
See our Light Reading Chart for Indoor Plants for more details.
Collector Plants
What makes a plant a collector plant? Why are they so sought after? Since these “special” plants are so popular among the houseplant community right now, we want to provide you with the knowledge you need to successfully start or continue your collector plant journey.
Variegated plants specifically have plant lovers going crazy—understanding the science behind variegation is key to knowing why some of these plants are considered so unique. learn from our indoor plant specialist Justin while he discusses some of his favorite rare and unusual plants and how to care for them in this class video. Justin has a houseplant collection consisting of 400+ common and uncommon plant babies!
More Houseplant Resources
There is always more to learn in the world of houseplants. Luckily, we have an endless amount of resources to help you become a prosperous indoor plant parent, including blog articles, printable care sheets, and more!
Calathea Care
Fiddle Leaf Fig Care
Indoor Fern Care
Alocasia Care
Anthurium Care
Hoya Care
Recorded Vimeo Classes
Virtual Houseplant Consultation
Get one-on-one expert advice tailored to your needs from the comfort of your home! This 30-minute coaching session includes plant identification, selection and placement, maintenance tips, pest/disease control, problem-solving, Q&A, a detailed summary, and unlimited follow-up questions via email, all for $75! To schedule your appointment, please prepay here and fill out the form below.
Virtual Houseplant Consultation
