Best Places To Order Houseplants Online

Instead of browsing actual nurseries or flower shops for new plants, check out these websites to buy fresh plants online, monthly subscriptions, niche supplies and more — all at the tap of a button.

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The Sill

Best for: Plant Newbies

Besides brick-and-mortar locations in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles, plant lovers can shop The Sill’s extensive online selection of live (and faux) houseplants, with or without pots. Shop based on your needs, such as pet-friendly or low-light appropriate, or choose from one of their best-sellers. Extreme plant lovers may want to consider the Plant Parent Club. For $39/year, you get free shipping and 10 percent off your order, in-store and online.

Dandy Farmer

Best for: Bonsais

Lovers of bonsai trees should check out Dandy Farmer. Based in New York City, they offer a variety of tiny trees, ready for indoor or outdoor spaces. If you’re just getting started, explore their low-light offerings for something easy to care for. Bonsai aficionados will appreciate the one-of-a-kind trees from the special collection.

Nature Hills Nursery

Best for: Anything Green

Nature Hills Nursery calls itself “America’s largest online plant nursery,” so it’s likely you’ll find something on your plant wishlist, plus a few botanical treasures you’ve never seen before. In addition to a solid selection of houseplants, this nursery also sells perennials and fruit trees.

House Plant Shop

Best for: Budget Shopping

Investing in new plants, pots and tools doesn’t need to be as expensive as you might think. House Plant Shop offers free nationwide shipping and a guarantee on their variety of plants which won’t break the bank.

Horti

Best for: Beginner Houseplants

Looking to kick-start your collection with simple-to-grow houseplants? Horti’s Order a Jungle service, starting at $65, offers a pack of five, 10, 15 or 20 plants chosen for your specific home environment. You can also purchase one-offs, and there’s a subscription option as well. When you browse this site, it’s easy to see these people really love plants.

Terrain

Best for: Topiaries

Sister business to Anthropologie, Free People and Urban Outfitters, Terrain has a wide selection of plants, including live and preserved topiaries. They also sell bulbs and seeds if you’re ready to test your green thumb.

Hot Cactus

Best for: Cacti

Curating a cactus collection? Hot Cactus offers a variety of cacti and rare desert plants out of their Los Angeles and New York City shops. They regularly add new arrivals and offer lots of tools, clothing and pots as well.

Garden Goods Direct

Best for: Green Thumbs

Shop by houseplant type on Garden Goods Direct or explore the site based on your needs, such as beginner-friendly or pet-safe. If you have a yard and garden, check out GGD’s expansive selection of perennials, trees, shrubs and garden goods.

Etsy

Best for: Clippings

Did you know you can purchase plant clippings and full-grown plants on Etsy? Find inexpensive clippings to start new plants, or search “plants” for established specimens. Plus, you can find uncommon and/or vintage pots and planters on the site.

Leaf & Clay

Best for: Succulents

Lovers of succulents and cacti will appreciate the wide selection from Leaf & Clay. The plants can be purchased individually in curated collections. Their Plant Mail Club sends a three-pack your way for $15.95/month and up.