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  • February 15, 2022
  • J. Morgan McCallum
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Plants sow happiness.

They teach us patience. And they’re awfully fun to shop for, especially when the days are dreary and dark, and something as simple as an asparagus fern in the corner helps us smile and breathe a little deeper.

We’ve rounded up a handful of our favorite locally owned shops and pop-ups to kick off your new year with a dose of green medicine.

6 Locally Owned Plant Shops

Savereign

If the plants at Savereign are thriving, you can bet it’s due in part to the warm and welcoming vibes at this sweet spot in the Village of West Greenville. Tucked between fun, eclectic restaurants and boutiques, you’ll find a stunning variety of shiny-green elephant ears, ceiling-tickling palms, and flirtatious vines. The yummy Filipino snacks and enthusiastic staff? A very serious cherry on top.

1256 Pendleton St, Ste B, Greenville. savereignplants.com

Sun + Soil Plant Parlor

One of the newer plant shops to pop up in Greenville, Sun + Soil’s bright, modern space on Augusta Street is part nursery, part community event space.

Stop in for one of their many fun workshops—tipsy plant workshops, anybody?—and to peruse their ever-changing collection of lush indoor beauties, potted show-stoppers, and petite succulents.

512 Augusta St, Ste A, Greenville. sunandsoilplantparlor.com

Aligned with Nature

A hidden gem of Greer that will make plant lovers rejoice, Aligned with Nature boasts a well-stocked shop (including plenty of goodies that don’t need watering, like artwork and kitchen accessories). Not up to browsing in-person? Their online selection is easy to navigate, too. Need a little help with your plant-scaping?

Their expert team offers interior plant decorating services as well—no green thumb needed.

309 Pelham St, Greer. alignedwithnaturesc.com

La Flora

Springing up like tulips with color and good cheer, La Flora is a sought-after pop-up shop and online store quickly growing a dedicated following. You’ll often be greeted by the shop’s adorable welcome committee—Pomeranians Niko and Rosie—at festivals and markets around the Upstate. Another unique service La Flora offers is a monthly plant care service, like a wellness subscription for your green roommates.

Pop-up locations vary. laflorastore.com

Roots

An iconic fixture of the Augusta Road area, Roots is a plant-packed micro-paradise full of detailed, artful decor and fascinating varietals.

Expect to be greeted by a chorus of tweets from the massive birdcage inside before setting off on a adventure exploring the dozens of unique containers, mischievous suspended plants, and pot-your-own arrangements.

Pro tip: the outdoor space is a must-see.

2249 Augusta St, Greenville. rootsofgreenville.com

Urban Digs

Highly curated and treasure-filled, Urban Digs is designed for those who love one-of-a-kind greenery. Inside this fun and welcoming shop, you’ll find healthy, happy plants in stunning vessels, unique home decor and irresistible gifts, and nature-inspired collectibles. Make time to get blissfully lost inside before popping next door for a glass of wine at The Community Tap.

215 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville. urbandigsgreenville.com

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