
The back-to-school sale that’s worth it.
Reduce stress, and improve your focus and well-being by growing houseplants where you learn, study, or teach!
Starting Thursday September 11th, we welcome you to enjoy 20% off on all houseplants – any size! Sale applies to in-store or online purchases; excludes bonsai plants. Sale ends Sunday, September 21st.
Free Potting with Purchase of Plant(s) – 9/20 to 9/21
Saturday, September 20th and Sunday, September 21st, from 11am to 3pm we’ll happily pot your purchased plants for free using the premium E.B. Stone Organics Indoor Potting Soil.
For pots that are 14 inch diameter or smaller, we’ll offer free potting when:
- You bring your own pot, and buy a new houseplant.
- You buy a new houseplant and a new pot.
So boost the mood for the beginning of a new school year, and let plants help you succeed!
20% Off All Houseplants
Starts Thursday 9/11 – Ends Sunday 9/21
Sale applies to in-store or online plant purchases; excludes bonsai plants.
Houseplant Care Tips & Growing Information
From short tutorials on transplanting or figuring out the right pot for your plant, to class recordings on orchid care or plant propagation, you can find the answers to your questions in our Houseplant Series Playlist on YouTube!

Join Us at Our Orchid Day Event & Houseplant Classes
For the Love of Orchids Day with Mary’s Peak Orchid Society
Saturday, September 27th – 10am – 2pm
Have a love orchids? Ask questions, admire orchids on display & learn more about the Mary’s Peak Orchid Society. We’ll also be offering orchid repotting (fees apply) at our floral counter, and here to answer questions as well!
Growing Orchids for Beginners Class
Saturday, September 27th at 10:00am – FREE CLASS
Want to be a better orchid plant parent? Join this class to learn the basics around growing orchids in your home, including tips on repotting.
Getting Houseplants Ready for Winter Class
Saturday, December 13th at 10:00am – FREE CLASS
As the seasons change, the way you care for your plants should reflect the seasonal switch. With that, there are some tips and tricks that can be applied to most of our plants to aid their transition into and throughout the winter here in the Pacific Northwest.





