Plant Parents Hosts Spring Plant Sale and Open House This Weekend

Business

Plant Parents will host its Spring Plant Sale and Open House this Friday and Saturday, May 10–11. The event boasts a broad selection of houseplants and plants for yards and lanais at deep discounts. One, two, and five-dollar deals make the sale an opportunity for bargain-hunters looking to start or bolster their personal collections, connect with fellow aficionados and get expert advice from the Plant Parents’ team of horticultural technicians.

This spring, attendees can expect many palms, orchids, Guzmanias and a diverse assortment of specimen bromeliads. Those eager to explore the increasingly popularized health benefits of houseplants will be happy to find many indoor acclimated varieties, including dracaenas, aglaonemas, ZZ plants, Pothos and more. Discounted planters will also be available, among them pieces for indoor and outdoor use.

In addition to deals on plants and containers, the event offers the opportunity to tour a working nursery not normally open to the public. Guests are invited to explore the grounds and enjoy the scenery.

Plant Parents

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