Where to buy houseplants

Anonymous
Please recommend a reliable place to buy houseplants that do not come with bugs.
Anonymous
Wegmans has lovely plants. I’ve purchased many there
Anonymous
I buy from Home Depot and have only got one buggy one in many years, whereas I got multiple buggy ones from a nice plant place.

I isolate them when I bring them home, just in case. Repotting immediately could also help you feel better about it.
Anonymous
Plant nursery. They're well cared for there, by knowledgeable people.

In terms of bugs, I've never ever seen bugs in any of my house plants. Have you had issues in the past?
Anonymous
Wegmans has huge, healthy and cheap plants right now. IKEA, Home Depot and Lowe’s are also worth investigating.
There’s a place called Plants Alive in Silver Spring that gets rave reviews but it’s really expensive compared to the box stores.
Anonymous
Merrifield Garden Center

Also, keep in mind that some plants do you have bugs, but they’re not under stress and you won’t notice them. Sometimes things are in the soil. So it’s best to assume everything as pests and keep an eye out. There’s a great group on Facebook called DMV Beneficials that is good to belong to, they have great advice for plant care and are able to order beneficial insects affordably.
Anonymous
Not Trader Joe’s
Anonymous
Home Depot
Anonymous
I bought a bunch from Little Leaf and had them delivered. They were great quality, particularly the large rubber plants and monstera.
Anonymous
Are you in DC? Ginkgo Gardens is my fave.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not Trader Joe’s
I came here to recommend TJ: I've had ridiculously good luck with many over the years (some less so, but... at least they were then $5 instead of $40!
Anonymous
IKEA has the cheapest plants
Anonymous
Etsy
Anonymous
If you are in NoVa and can ever visit this place, it is a magical little treasure box of houseplants (and co-located with an adorable bookstore) on a charming street in Leesburg:

https://www.foliageplantshop.com
Anonymous
Recently bought two plants (one yucca and one bird of paradise) at Ikea. So far so good.
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