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Express Ship Shop
Running short on time? These tabletop plants and planters are eligible for express shipping, so your gift gets there quickly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does express shipping cost?
Express shipping is a flat fee. You’ll see the price at checkout when you choose your shipping preference.
How fast will my order arrive?
Once your order ships, express usually arrives in 1-2 business days. Your estimated delivery date depends on your shipping address and what you’re ordering, and you’ll see it at checkout before you place your order.
Why don’t I see express shipping at checkout?
Not every plant is eligible for express, and whether it’s available can also depend on where your order is going. If express is available for your order, you’ll see it at checkout along with your estimated delivery date.
What if my cart has a plant that isn’t eligible for express?
If anything in your cart isn’t eligible for express, express won’t be offered for that order. To get your gift there faster, check out the express-eligible plants in their own order.
Can I send this as a gift?
Yes. Add a gift note at checkout and we’ll include it with the order. We never put pricing in the box.
What are your top gift picks?
Our go-to gifts this season are the Double Orchid, the Double Anthurium, and the Bromeliad Antonio Pink! Each one arrives in its planter, ready to set out and enjoy. Shopping for someone with pets? Scroll down for our pet-friendly picks.
What are your pet-friendly gift picks?
If your recipient has curious fur babies at home, a pet-friendly plant means one less thing to worry about. Plenty of popular houseplants aren’t safe for cats and dogs, and a gift should bring joy, not a trip to the vet. Our favorite pet-friendly picks are orchids, the Calathea Wavestar, Echeveria, and the Money Tree, all non-toxic to cats and dogs according to the ASPCA. Even pet-friendly plants are best kept out of nibbling range, though.