house plants holland ‘Hope Garden’ Houseplant Bundle

house plants holland ‘Hope Garden’ Houseplant BundleHere at The Sill, we firmly believe that Plants Make People Happy. But that's just not a conjecture on our part there's science to back it up. Being around plants can reduce stress levels and help decrease anxiety. And working with plants (having your hands in dirt and tending to them as they grow) can be therapeutic in a variety of ways. It's in this spirit that we introduce our new Hope Garden Collection. This collection of plants to help you get

Here at The Sill, we firmly believe that Plants Make People Happy. But that's just not a conjecture on our part — there's science to back it up. Being around plants can reduce stress levels and help decrease anxiety. And working with plants (having your hands in dirt and tending to them as they grow) can be therapeutic in a variety of ways. 

It's in this spirit that we introduce our new Hope Garden Collection. This collection of plants to help you get through, well, all of it.

About The Indoor Hope Garden Collection: Includes four plants selected for their resilience, hardiness, and symbolism. Available with styled planters or "naked" in the nursery grow pots.

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Medium Olive Tree: Olive branches symbolize peace, and the phrase “extend an olive branch” means, in short, to find a resolution after conflict or argument.

Large Philodendron Selloum ‘Hope’: The ‘Hope’ philodendron is a low-maintenance plant with large, tropical leaves and air-filtering qualities. This fast-growing philodendron can be divided every season, allowing you to share the Hope with friends and family.

Medium Peace Lily ‘Domino’: While the name may be a bit on the nose, Peace Lilies are gorgeous, easy-care plants that represent not just peace, but also prosperity, tranquility, and healing. That’s some heavy lifting for a mere houseplant, but hey — we’ll take it where we can get it.

Medium Snake Plant ‘Laurentii’: Snake plants are one of the most iconic houseplants, known mainly for their tolerant dispositions — they’re okay with a wide range of conditions including low-light, drought, fluctuating temperatures.