How Orders Work

Shipping & Pickup

1. How do I place a local pickup order for plants?

• Order Online: Select and purchase your plants online. We'll send you an email when they are ready to pickup. Think grocery pickup, but for plants!
• Pick Up Your Plants: Come to our nursery at your scheduled time. Parking is limited, so making a reservation helps us provide a better experience.
• Schedule a Trip: Choose a shopping time that works for you. Schedule a reservation to avoid wait times and come enjoy your private shopping experience.

2. How do I place an order for items that need to be shipped?

• Order Online: Choose from our selection of home goods, seeds, and clothes in the Shipping Collection.
• We Ship: After placing your order, we’ll handle the rest and deliver your items directly to you.

3. Can I order both plants and shipping items together?

• Separate Orders: Orders for local pickup and shipping need to be placed separately. This helps us manage inventory and ensure you receive your items in the most efficient way. You can place them one after another, no need to wait.

4. Can I pick up seeds with my plant order?

• Yes! If you want to pick up seeds along with your plant order, please send us a message with your request, and we’ll send you an invoice to complete your purchase.

5. What should I do if I have questions or need assistance?

• Contact Us: Whether you have questions about pickup, shipping, or anything else, feel free to send us a message using the bubble at the bottom of any page. We’re here to help!

Pot Sizing Guide

Choosing the right pot size is key to ensuring your plants thrive. Here’s a guide to help you understand what to expect from our different pot sizes and how to care for your plants at each stage of growth.

1. 3-Inch Pots

What You’ll Get:

• Plant Starts: These pots are ideal for young, freshly germinated plants or seedlings. They’re perfect for starting your garden or adding small plants to your space.

Care Tips:

• Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. Young plants have delicate roots that need careful watering.
• Light: Ensure they get plenty of indirect light to help them grow strong.
• Transplanting: As plants grow, they’ll need to be moved to larger pots or directly into the garden once they’ve developed a bit more.

2. 4-Inch Pots

What You’ll Get:

• Established Starts: These pots are slightly larger and contain plants that have grown beyond the seedling stage. They’re more robust and ready to grow into larger spaces.

Care Tips:

• Watering: Water regularly, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings.
• Light: Provide ample sunlight or bright, indirect light.
• Transplanting: These plants are more established, so you can move them to bigger pots or your garden with less stress.

3. Trade Half Gallon Nursery Pots

What You’ll Get:

• Growing Plants: These pots are for plants that are well-established and have developed a more substantial root system. They’re in between the early and mature stages of growth.

Care Tips:

• Watering: Maintain even moisture, but be cautious of overwatering. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
• Light: Full sun or bright light will benefit these plants as they continue to grow.
• Transplanting: They’re ready to be planted in larger containers or garden beds, making them a great choice for more immediate impact in your garden.

4. Trade Gallon Nursery Pots

What You’ll Get:

• Mature Plants: These pots contain mature plants with extensive root systems. They are ready to make a significant impact in your garden or landscape.

Care Tips:

• Watering: Regular watering is essential, but these larger pots are more forgiving. Ensure the soil has good drainage.
• Light: Most mature plants prefer full sun or bright light, depending on the type.
• Transplanting: These plants can be planted directly into larger garden spaces or containers and will continue to grow vigorously.

Understanding Pot Sizes:

• Plant Starts: Young, newly germinated plants that need a nurturing environment to develop.
• Established Plants: Plants that have grown beyond the seedling stage and are more resilient.
• Growing Plants: Plants with a more developed root system, ready to transition to larger spaces.
• Mature Plants: Well-established plants with extensive root systems, ready for immediate impact.

Expert Help: We're Here for You!

Need a hand with your plant purchase or care? Our knowledgeable team is just a message away! Whether you have questions about pot sizes, plant types, or care instructions, we’re here to offer personalized advice and ensure you get the most out of your gardening experience.

How It Works:

1. Send Us a Message: Drop us a line with your questions or concerns.
2. Get Expert Advice: Our plant specialists will provide tailored guidance to help you make informed decisions and succeed with your plants.
3. Enjoy Your Garden: With our support, you’ll be well-equipped to nurture your plants and watch them thrive!

Why Contact Us?

• Personalized Guidance: Get advice tailored to your specific needs.
• Expert Knowledge: Benefit from our expertise in plant care and pot sizing.
• Friendly Support: We’re here to help you every step of the way with a smile.

Don’t hesitate—reach out for expert help and let us assist you in growing a vibrant and healthy garden!