We stock a range of houseplants all year round in our Leamington store. From 5cm Cactus, to extra large Pachiras, and everything in between, we offer a huge selection of excellent quality indoor plants. We source our plants from fantastic nurseries in the UK, and we continue our sustainable policy through from flowers to plants too! All plants we stock are grown in the UK.
Our team is well equipped with excellent houseplant knowledge and are on hand to help you choose the right plant for your home. With sustainability at the heart of what we do - our priority is to match you with a plant which is designed to last, suited to your lifestyle and plant-experience.
We get new plant deliveries around once every 4-5 weeks and our stock rotates frequently so if you're after something specific, just keep popping back!
If you haven't got the space, time, tools, or patience you can bring your plants to us and we'll pot them on for you! We offer a re-potting service in store throughout the Spring and Summer months.
If you're not quite sure what to do or whether your plant needs repotting we recommend bringing in a photo of your plant first. This way we can give you some tips to do at home, or explain what we would do if you were to bring it in to us.
- Service runs from 1st March - 31st October
- Drop your plant in store anytime and we'll get it potted within a week and call once it's ready
- No need to pre-book UNLESS you have a particularly large plant, a particularly unhappy plant, or lots of plants to do at once!
- For extra large plants or a house-full of plants which all need attention, we may be able to come to you
- PLEASE do not bring any diseased plants. If you have an unhappy plant, bring us a photo and we can give you some recommendations on how to treat them at home
The average spend for most repots is between £10-£20. The service costs whatever is needed - in most instances this is just fresh compost, a new nursery pot, and our time to do the job. We can also add a moss or coir pole for support, offer leaf cleaning, fertilising, pruning, splitting, and propagating. All possibilities will be discussed with you when you bring your plant in.