Shipping Information
Shipping Rates
Check the shipping rate for your order total below.
Order Total | Shipping Rate |
---|---|
$0 – $9.99 | $4.99 |
$10 – $49.99 | $12.49 |
$50 – $99.99 | $15.49 |
$100 – $149.99 | $18.49 |
$150+ | 18% of Order Total |
Plant orders will typically ship out between 3 and 10 days, but sometimes sooner, depending on what day of the week it was purchased and the type of plant ordered. We try to prevent plants from sitting in hot delivery trucks over the weekend so you get healthy plants every order.
Note: We’re not able to ship outside of the contiguous United States (lower 48 states)
Shipping Plants
When you place an order, we hand-pick the best-looking plants from the nursery or greenhouse, and the plants will arrive directly at your door. Typically, the plants are shipped through FedEx or UPS, but there are rare occasions where the plants will ship with another carrier. Our expert growing partners are strategically located throughout the United States to best serve our customers.
We will ship to you the earliest date possible, depending on the time of year and current weather conditions. Our #1 goal is to get the plants to you happy, healthy, and ready to thrive.
Typically, we will ship plants early in the week to ensure your plants are received before the weekend. This reduces the risk of the plants sitting in the truck through the weekend and dying due to excessive heat, cold, or lack of water and sunlight.
Shipping Hard Goods
Unless stated otherwise on our website, we will ship out all hard goods immediately, as the weather typically doesn’t impact these products. This includes garden planters, gardening gift baskets, gardening tools, and any other product we carry that isn’t a plant. We typically will ship out using FedEx, but there are scenarios where we will use a different carrier depending on the product ordered. You will receive tracking information regardless of the carrier as soon as the order is shipped out.
In some cases, the carrier may need to contact you to set up a shipping time. That typically only happens for very large planter orders.