Garden shop

I think it’s safe to say we’re obsessed with succulents - they come in many shapes, sizes, colors and they won’t hate you forever if you forget about them for a couple weeks. But these little guys aren’t just magical in the home - they also look great chillin’ outside. So when you’re trying to find the perfect place for your new succulent planter, here are some things to consider.

Hair stylist Justine Jeanin also doles out potted houseplants—and growing tips—at her salon What the Flower, in the hip 11 ème in Paris. See hours, location, and her story on Gardenista.

Plant shopping has evolved into more than just going to your local garden center. Check out these 24 modern and progressive plant shops.

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​Lush foliage, tiny succulents, cacti and sansevieria galore. Walk into any one of these flower or plant shops and leave with a new friend or two. The charm lies in the unique selection of each beautiful storefront. All of these botanical boutiques will help fill your home with an abundance of greenery. After all, plants are our home's best friends. What better way to decorate and landscape than with the help of the world's horticulture artists? Plant enthusiasts beware: These 30 boutiques…

Make a visit, fill up a basket, and get to gardening. These are the South's best garden stores as voted by our readers.

Petersham Nurseries managing director Lara Boglione divides her time between London and Tuscany, where her husband Giovanni’s family has a wine estate. In Italy, she has begun working with local artisans to create homeware for Petersham’s new collection

It's a Favorite Shop in Paris - Marin Montagut! Meet Marin, and visit his shop filled with antiques, souvenirs and magic.

With the trend for indoor plants growing stronger than ever, we're seeing a lot of boutique plant shops popping up. Here are 10 of the best in Australia.

For most of my twenties, I dreamed of opening a flower shop. I found myself in my first house, throwing parties, enthralled with my garden and honing my arrangement skills. That lead to catering and floral work for other people's parties and half baked plans to open my own storefront. I kicked around names, knew just what I'd offer my patrons and drew up plans for what the shop would look like inside. As years dragged on, I got into more serious floral design projects- weddings and events…