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Spruce up your space with these blooming buys.

Though houseplants have seemingly endless benefits—purifying the air, increasing your productivity, and beautifying an unoccupied corner are just a few—finding the right species for your space can be easier said than done. Ignoring key factors like level of natural sunlight, humidity, or maintenance will leave you with the biggest faux pas of them all: an area full of parched, decaying plants. And, even if you have found the right type of flora, locating it at your local nursery and lugging it home is equally difficult.

Thankfully, an abundance of online plant stores has made the process a lot easier. Not only do these destinations offer plenty of insight into what actually will work for your home, but they’ll also ship your selected species to your doorstep. To help your horticultural journey, we gathered some of the best online plant stores. It doesn’t matter if you’re a gardening rookie or have a well-established green thumb, you’re just a few clicks away from a beautiful and blooming abode.

Calling all succulent savants: Leaf & Clay will become your new favorite destination. The online shop has a bunch of low-maintenance plants to choose from, ranging from aloe to silver coral. And if you can’t possibly choose just a few, join the brand’s Plant Club, which will send you four new succulents for just $25 per month.

Though the San Diego–based chain is a magnet for trendy plant parents, it also has a strong online presence. Translation? You can shop its blooming offerings from coast to coast. Whether you’re on the hunt for traditional houseplants, air plants, or a cool succulent, Pigment has you covered.

Since its founding in 2008, Natty Garden has transformed from a small nursery to a thoughtful selection of plants for every environment. Low-light indoor foliage? Hanging plants to take your collection to new heights? Kitchen-friendly herbs? Natty Garden offers all of the above. And if you’re looking to spruce up your space with some seasonal touches, Natty Garden also sells wreaths and holiday trees.

Rise Gardens is proof that there’s no need to restrict your green goals to a lone houseplant. This brand makes indoor gardening a breeze with its modular, app-enabled systems. A salad full of fresh greens minus the stress? Consider us sold.

The team behind Léon & George knows how difficult it can be to connect with Mother Nature, so they’ve created a plant shop that’s conducive to your busy lifestyle. Not only does Léon & George use top-tier materials—think California-grown foliage and hand-finished stoneware—but the brand also offers white-glove service to select areas. And, thanks to your lifetime access to Léon & George’s plant doctor, your greens will continue to get that first-class treatment.

Bloomist is a one-stop-shop for all of your horticultural needs—including leafy greens. The retailer’s curated-yet-chic collection features a range of ferns and bonsai trees that are poised to be conversation-starters. Want to take your plant plans a step further? Click over to its garden section to stock up on pots, watering cans, and trowels, among other essentials.

If you’re dipping your toes into horticulture for the very first time, you’ll find a lot to love about ModSprout. Founded by a husband-wife duo who wanted to grow fresh herbs but didn’t have a sprawling garden to do so, ModSprout blends an innovative hydroponic system with beautiful design. (Case in point: its basil offering, which grows inside a teal jar.)

While ModSprout might be known for its impressive herb collection, the brand has also expanded into plants and produce.

Cofounders Kay Kim, Ryan Lee, and Johnny Wu used to throw “plant parties” for their inner circle to make the plant buying (and caring!) process a fun, easy experience. The trio is recreating that intimate experience with Rooted. Not only does the direct-to-consumer retail sell an array of leafy greens with quirky names—think “Pearl,” “Fabio,” and “Silvia”—but Rooted also has a wealth of plant tricks waiting at your fingertips.

Why settle for one plant when you can enjoy a few? Determined to “sell you on planting,” Horti offers subscriptions on its selection of curated greens. Whether you’re new to gardening or on the hunt for pet-friendly species, this direct-to-consumer brand is bursting with options. Want to order à la carte? Horti also sells individuals greens, complete with a cool color-blocked planter. And, if Horti has already sold you on plants, consider picking up its new book, which is a visual guide to houseplant care.

If you’re looking for a nursery experience—without leaving your home—head over to Soil & Clay. The e-tailer hand-selects healthy greens from their garden and sends them directly to your doorstep. (With an array of pet-friendly plants, easy-to-grow greens, and succulents, there’s something here for everyone.) Soil & Clay ensures all the foliage it sends out is in tip-top condition, but if you need some help, there are plenty of educational resources and even an on-call plant doctor.

Founded in 2016 by Lana Elie—a former branded content head at i-D magazine—Floom is a go-to for plants with a story. By teaming up with independent florists and artisans, the company ensures that each arrangement is unique and that its selection feels curated—not overwhelming. Plus, easy-to-follow care tips alongside each listing help prospective plant parents know what they’re in for.

Breck’s is a resource for skillful gardeners and aspiring plant parents alike. It started more than 200 years ago as an importer of Dutch bulbs and has since expanded its inventory to include potted plants, tools, supplies, and decor. The website is filled with useful content explaining how to ensure your plants thrive.

You might only think of the Home Depot if you’re tackling a renovation, but the retailer also offers a wide selection of both indoor and outdoor plants at reasonable price points. From fiddle-leaf fig floor plants to rubber plant varieties, the options are endless. The retailer also carries a wide assortment of care supplies, including fertilizers, to make your plant-shopping experience as stress-free as possible.

As the sister brand to Anthropologie, Terrain sells all the tools and supplies you need to tend and grow your own garden. Alternatively, the retailer has a nice collection of live plants available, should you’d prefer a running start.

While they are known for their flower deliveries and subscription box, the Bouqs Co. also carries a curated selection of plants, ranging from low-maintenance succulents to pro-approved orchids. Best of all? All of its plant offerings are available for under $100, making it possible to find something that comfortably fits within your budget.

Live for a curated shopping experience? If you can’t stand the thought of scrolling through an excessive number of pages online to find that one perfect plant, UrbanStems is for you. It offers a small selection of unique plants that are perfect for your home or gifting.

Etsy is a Garden of Eden when it comes to buying plants online. You can find a seller offering pretty much any (legal) plant you could think of, such as this air-purifying peace lily. It’s one of many plants that help you breathe and sleep well.

If you can’t trust yourself to keep even a succulent alive, the Sill is a good place to dip into the greenery hobby. The site promises to make you a great “plant parent” and will answer any questions you have via e-mail. Oh, and did we mention this has everything? Succulents, trees, and pet-friendly plants only scratch the surface of the Sill's offerings.

You can get anything on Amazon, including this assortment of succulents. Since Amazon launched its garden shop, it has streamlined the process of finding and buying live plants on its site. A ton of the plants are available on Amazon Prime, in case you need plants and you need ’em fast.

Bloomscape sends you growing, prepotted plants, so all you have to do is take them out of the box and love them dearly. This service is especially great when buying large plants, like this bird-of-paradise, which clocks in around 48 inches tall and would be a real pain to carry home.

Bloomscape also has a helpful interface that gives you care tips and tells you how difficult the plant is to grow, how much light it needs, and if it’s pet-friendly. It also has a 30-day guarantee on all plants, so you can have some peace of mind about your budding green thumb.