Upcoming Happenings:

May 4-10: Enjoy 25% OFF Bergs Potter’s handcrafted terracotta pots (50cm+), plus 20% OFF all outdoor containers 12" and larger from May 4–10. Perfect for adding style and polish to your garden or patio. Shop a wide selection of trusted brands in various colors and finishes!

May 4-8: Teacher Appreciation Week is here, and it’s the perfect time to say thank you with something that lasts beyond the classroom. From cheerful desk plants that brighten busy workdays to thoughtfully designed pots and planters, we’ve made it easy to find a gift that feels personal at any price point. And for the teachers who love choosing their own favorites, gift cards are always a simple, meaningful option.

May: Graduation parties and Memorial Day get-togethers are coming up, and we’ve got you covered. From gifts to simple hosting touches, it’s easy to find what you need for the season.

May 4-9: Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and we’d love to help you find the perfect gift. From we’re offering a special promotion — $10 OFF any vine basket! These make beautiful, thoughtful gifts, but quantities are limited.

May Hours: May Hours: We are open Monday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM. We are now closed on Sundays.

Summer Hours: You asked, and we listened! We will be open this summer with abbreviated hours. Beginning June 1, we will be OPEN Wednesday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Tip of the Week — Water Wisely as May Heats Up 

As May warms up, your plants feel the shift just as much as we do. The key isn’t simply watering more — it’s watering wisely.

Outdoor containers dry out faster in warmer weather, especially in full sun. Check the soil daily and water deeply, making sure moisture reaches the root zone instead of just dampening the surface. Early morning is best, giving roots time to absorb water before the heat of the day sets in.

A helpful reminder: avoid watering plant leaves in the middle of the day. Water the soil, not the foliage. Wet leaves under hot sun can scorch, much like putting baby oil on your skin before sitting in the midday heat.

Indoor plants also respond to seasonal changes. As light levels and temperatures rise, they may need more frequent attention — but don’t rely on a strict schedule. Let the soil guide you, and water when the top inch feels dry.

As the sun shifts, keep an eye on your indoor plants too. Direct sunlight through a hot window can burn leaves, so adjust placement as needed. Grouping plants together and keeping them away from vents or overly warm windows can help maintain steadier moisture and keep them happier through the season.