Bring a bit of the great outdoors in your very own home! Indoor plants are sure to add that naturalistic touch to your living space.

Indoor Plants

These new family members are easy to care for. Give them bright, indirect sunlight, and allow soil to dry completely between waterings.

When there is minimal sunlight, and your plant must depend on artificial light.

Snake Plant

Jon & Todd develop unique botanicals and home decor items for plant lovers in the United States. They pride themselves on providing the highest quality products and shipping them directly from their warehouse in Southern California.

Jon & Todd

Oasis

Deluxe

Snake Plant in a 5" metallic gold planter


Anthuriums are slow to moderate growers. If the conditions are to their liking, they’ll grow faster. When light levels are too low, the growth rate will be slow to none. 

When the path of sunlight reaching your plant is not direct, or is filtered by something else (ex: sheer curtains).

Anthurium

Water thoroughly once a week. Allow soil to dry before watering again.

Husband and wife team Bas van Eijk and Alison Glasco produce sustainably-grown, beautiful orchids and house plants from their perfect location in warm and sunny Los Osos, California. Their production of high quality orchids emerged from an ancestry cultivated in Dutch soil, and has found its new roots in American bark. 

Bas and Alison

Bahama Mama

Pink anthurium plant in pink ceramic pot.

Pink Anthurium with a 4” light pink ceramic pot


Bright, filtered light is best, remembering to turn your Fiddle Leaf friend every few months when he begins to lean towards the light.

Water once every 10 days, allowing to dry out slightly between waterings, and keep away from any cold drafts.



Fiddle Leaf Fig

Fiddle Me This

Ficus with large green leaves in a rose gold pot.

Fiddle Leaf Fig Ficus in a 6" Rose Gold Pot


Gardenia Blossom

A gardenia plant with white blooms in a white ceramic pot.

Gardenia plant in 5" white ceramic textured pot.


Money Trees like medium to bright indirect light (Avoid direct sunlight!). With a good soak once a week (allowing the soil to dry in between waterings), and a quick rotation for even growth, you’ll see your “investment” grow lots of returns.

Indirect sunlight. Place out of direct sunlight but still in a bright room away from a window.

$64

$64

$64

Know Your RootsMeet the farmer

Bas and Alison