PLANT SHOP BLOG

Come check out our newest shop at 7316 NE 2nd Avenue in Little River, Miami!

Free shipping on all orders over $75, and flat rate shipping of $7 for orders under $75.

Join us April 23-28 at the Citadel in Miami

See you all at Panther Coffee in Little Haiti this weekend!

Water & Light NYC store will be closed on Fridays through the winter season.  The shop will remain open on Saturdays/Sundays.

...and other news.

Check out a new article by Pop Dust / True Self - the editors have matched our plants with your sign!

Our top picks from the 2019 Tropical Plant International Expo.

Build a profitable plant shop (or any small business) in six months or less with these 8 key pieces of advice.

Check out our guest post on The Storefront's digital magazine on making your pop up pop with plants!  Read More...

Join us Thursday December 20th from 5-6:30p EST at NY Magazine's The Strategist Holiday Pop Up @ 347 W. Broadway in Soho for an evening...

Share your plant moment with us on instagram by using the #imhavingaplantmoment hashtag or send us your plant moment via email: info@waterandlight.nyc.  We love a...

We can't thank you enough for your support with our photo book Kickstarter and the installation event we had afterwards to bring our idea to...

We are so excited to welcome violinist Monica Davis to the Water & Light Plant Shop for a unique and exclusive concert in our tiny...

We're pleased to announce a collaboration with Studio Goodie, who have created some unique, one of a kind ceramic planters for our Succulent Box Gift Set.

We've launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of our first photo book, a collection of exotic plants from our shop with exposed roots. ...

Join us for an afternoon workshop by Terra + Twine Sunday, August 5th at 3pm in our space.

Water & Light plant shop announces a new bespoke plant procurement service for individual clients with specific requests 📣

Water & Light Plant Shop Opening Draws Scores of Plant Lovers to Ridgewood, Ridgewood Theater Building Gets First Retail Tenant