The Plant Shop Bainbridge

06/20/2026

Father’s Day reminder: dads love plants too.

For the plant dads, the gardeners, and the dads who appreciate a thoughtful gift, we’ve paired a few favorite plants with locally made pottery, ready for their next home.

Open 11–5 tomorrow.

06/03/2026

The forecast ahead is gloomy, but you don't have to be.

Research has shown that interacting with indoor plants can help reduce stress, promote feelings of calm, and even improve mood.

While the forecast may be short on sunshine, we can help bring a little more color indoors.

Here are a few of this week's arrivals, ready to brighten homes, offices, and windowsills across Bainbridge Island.

05/17/2026

A few more from this week’s arrivals.

Tradescantia, Calathea, Bromeliad, Olive Tree, and Golden Ming Aralia.

05/17/2026

This week’s spread has a little extra personality.

Caladiums, Begonia ‘Black Magic’, Seersucker Plant, Maranta leuconeura, Dracaena ‘Florida Beauty’, and Sansevieria ‘Hahnii Silver Star’.

A good mix of color, texture, and wonderfully strange foliage.

05/14/2026

We love slugs at The Plant Shop, and we’re very excited to have handmade ceramic slugs back in the shop thanks to local ceramicist Erin Sunday.

Each one is unique, the perfect little companion for a plant shelf or tucked into a favorite pot.

05/07/2026

05/01/2026

New this week at The Plant Shop.

We’ve added a fresh mix of foliage forward houseplants. This week’s selection includes Vriesea, African Violet, Painted Leaf Begonia, Nerve Plant, Radiator Plant, Tricolor Brake Fern, Aluminum Plant, and Persian Shield.

If something catches your eye, we’re always happy to help you find the right fit for your space and share care tips along the way.

In store pickup and local delivery are available on Bainbridge Island.

04/23/2026

We were recently taken to The Spheres by one of our customers.

We were especially struck by the natural layers the plants have developed over a short amount of time.

It made me think about the community that walks through our doors and how plants grow better together.

A few plants that caught our eye, for color and contrast: Chamaedorea tepejilote (fruiting), Cattleya amethystoglossa, Guzmania bromeliad

04/22/2026

Introducing: Plant it Forward

From time to time, plants come to us.
Sometimes they need a little help, sometimes their person is simply ready to part with them.

When they arrive, we repot, trim, and place them in quarantine, giving them the time and attention they need to return to good health. Once they’re ready, we will pass them along.

On select days, we’ll share these plants here, free to anyone ready to give them a new home.

A way to offer plants a second chance, and to make plant ownership a little more accessible.

Today’s Plant It Forward:

A couple of small orchids, available this week. If one feels like a fit, come by and take it home.

04/17/2026

Pot picks of the week.
Color requests accepted.