Indoor houseplants collection featuring low-light and easy-care plants for Bay Area homes with local delivery.

Indoor Plants

Easy-care foliage to brighten your living spaces.

Bring natural beauty and fresh greenery into your home or office. Explore indoor plants for bright windowsills, cozy corners, and stylish interiors, with options for different light conditions, spaces, and care routines.

Floor Plants
large potted plants for home interiors

Floor Plants

Tabletop Plants
tabletop plants on desk workspace

Tabletop Plants

Hanging Plants
Hanging plants

Hanging Plants

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  • Improved Meyer Lemon

    Improved Meyer Lemon

  • Bird of Paradise

    Bird of Paradise

  • Giant Bird of Paradise

    Giant Bird of Paradise

  • Southern Sword Fern

    Southern Sword Fern

  • Cast-Iron Plant

    Cast-Iron Plant

  • Big Leaf Philodendron

    Big Leaf Philodendron

  • Peruvian Apple Cactus

    Peruvian Apple Cactus

  • Janet Craig Compacta

    Janet Craig Compacta

  • Common Calla Lily

    Common Calla Lily

  • Angle Vine

    Angle Vine

  • Rubra African Milk Tree

    Rubra African Milk Tree

  • Money Tree

    Money Tree

  • Pony Tail Palm

    Pony Tail Palm

  • Japanese Aralia

    Japanese Aralia

  • Orange Belgian Hybrid Bush Lily

    Orange Belgian Hybrid Bush Lily

  • Mother Fern

    Mother Fern

  • Pink Variegated Eureka Lemon

    Pink Variegated Eureka Lemon

  • Pygmy Date Palm

    Pygmy Date Palm

  • Fiddle Leaf Fig

    Fiddle Leaf Fig

  • Gold Dust Plant

    Gold Dust Plant

  • Variegated Shell Ginger

    Variegated Shell Ginger

  • Cat Palm

    Cat Palm

  • Lady Palm, Bamboo Palm

    Lady Palm, Bamboo Palm

  • Yellow Gem Ficus

    Yellow Gem Ficus

Frequently asked questions

1) What indoor plants are best for beginners?
Look for plants that tolerate missed waterings and adapt well to indoor conditions—especially easy-care foliage plantsthat do well in bright indirect light.

2) What counts as “low light” indoors?
Low light usually means you can read comfortably in the room during the day, but there’s no direct sun on the plant. Many plants still prefer bright indirect light, even if they tolerate low light.

3) How often should I water indoor plants?
It depends on the plant, pot size, and light. A safe rule: check the top 1–2 inches of soil—water when it feels dry for most common houseplants. Overwatering is the #1 issue we see.

4) Do you carry pet-friendly indoor plants?
Yes—there are options that are generally considered safer around pets. Because sensitivity varies by animal and plant part, always verify with a trusted veterinary source if your pet tends to chew plants.

5) Will indoor plants survive Bay Area temperature swings?
Most indoor plants are happiest between typical indoor temperatures. Keep them away from drafty doors, heaters, and cold window glass on winter nights.

6) What should I do when my plant arrives?
Unbox promptly, place it in bright indirect light, and let it rest a few days before repotting. Water only if the soil is dry—shipping stress + overwatering is a common combo.

7) Do you offer local delivery?
Yes. We serve the San Francisco Bay Area, and local delivery is available over $199 (see checkout for eligibility and details).

8) Do you provide planting or interior styling / setup help?
We can help with plant selection for light conditions and room goals, and we also offer broader garden services—ask us for recommendations based on your space.