HomePlant bringing indoor plants to the North East (AD)
A new business is bringing beautiful indoor plants to the North East, HomePlant.*
I for one am not very green fingered but I do love plants – especially indoor ones which can really make your house feel much more homely – but I find garden centres a little overwhelming and intimidating.
That’s where HomePlant is different.
They are doing away with confusing Latin names – they prefer to call their lovely parlour palm Pamela to chamaedorea elegans – and aim to make caring for plants a doddle.
If like me you aren’t very green fingered and may have accidentally killed every plant you’ve ever owned, don’t worry HomePlant have got you covered!
They will offer short, high quality videos on Instagram, YouTube and their website, and plenty of online articles too, in language that we can all understand.
And they will guide you through every step, from what to buy to where to put it to how to care for it so your new green buddies will thrive.
HomePlant promise no prickly returns, a flat delivery cost of £5 and free deliveries on orders over £50 so you can feel confident buying from them.
The HomePlant website is now live.
Mike the founder of HomePlant kindly sent me my very own plant – Kate – which I will write about in an upcoming blog post in exchange for an honest review.
For more information on HomePlant, contact Mike Turner, HomePlant founder, at info@homeplant.co.uk
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What a wonderful idea!
I’ve always had some sort of indoor plant, even when I lived on a boat for 21 years! They bring a room to life.
I really love this idea! I’m awful at keeping plants alive and never know which ones to buy. This sounds like a really useful service, and I love that they give their plants normal names, it makes it all sound less complicated. Good luck with Kate, looking forward to reading the update! Great post Rachael, thanks for sharing! <3 xx
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Thanks lovely.