Starting this week, New Yorkers can get house plants delivered almost as easily as takeout food.
Starting this week, New Yorkers can get house plants delivered almost as easily as takeout food.
“It’s been a problem in New York that unless you’re walking past a hardware store or a grocery, and happen to see a plant, you don’t know where to get one,” says Eliza Blank, co-owner of The Sill, a new delivery service to fill the void.
“It’s been a problem in New York that unless you’re walking past a hardware store or a grocery, and happen to see a plant, you don’t know where to get one,” says Eliza Blank, co-owner of The Sill, a new delivery service to fill the void.
Eric Bonnin, a ceramics artist in Manhattan, created exclusive designs (Above) for The Sill.
Eric Bonnin, a ceramics artist in Manhattan, created exclusive designs (Above) for The Sill.
A Ghost Plant in a Bonnin pot that pays homage to sculptor Constantin Brancusi; the Jean Gerard is $160.
A Ghost Plant in a Bonnin pot that pays homage to sculptor Constantin Brancusi; the Jean Gerard is $160.
Graptopetalum paraguayense requires minimal care, as a Ghost Plant’s leaves store water.
Graptopetalum paraguayense requires minimal care, as a Ghost Plant’s leaves store water.
An Arrowhead Plant in a porcelain pot from Pigeon Toe Ceramics in Portland, commissioned by The Sill, is $98.
An Arrowhead Plant in a porcelain pot from Pigeon Toe Ceramics in Portland, commissioned by The Sill, is $98.
Syngonium podphyllum likes medium light; the Arrowhead Plant also likes to be watered frequently.
Syngonium podphyllum likes medium light; the Arrowhead Plant also likes to be watered frequently.
In simple terracotta pots: The Thorburn (Above, L) is a Golden Pathos plant ($48), and the Geraldine is a jade plant ($34).
In simple terracotta pots: The Thorburn (Above, L) is a Golden Pathos plant ($48), and the Geraldine is a jade plant ($34).
A very hardy plant, Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) likes bright light and can filter toxic gases from the air.
A very hardy plant, Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) likes bright light and can filter toxic gases from the air.
Crassula ovata grows slowly, maintaining a tree-like shape.
Crassula ovata grows slowly, maintaining a tree-like shape.