Indoor and outdoor plants

With over 1000 varieties available, selecting the right plant depends on your environment and experience level. For indoor plants, evaluate your room's light: pothos and sansevieria tolerate low to medium light, while ficus prefer bright locations.

For outdoor plants, consider your climate and sun exposure. Mediterranean plants like lavender thrive in full sun, whereas hostas flourish in shade. New to gardening? Choose hardy varieties like chlorophytum for indoors or sedums for outdoors. Our growers select healthy, acclimated plants ready to enhance your space.

Our exceptional collection of over 1000 varieties reflects the diversity of the plant world, with each plant cultivated by specialized growers who master their species perfectly.

Indoor Plants: Creating a Balanced Ecosystem

The art of indoor gardening lies in reproducing each species' natural conditions. Araceae like monsteras and philodendrons appreciate high humidity and filtered light, reminiscent of their tropical rainforest habitat. Cacti and succulents, conversely, require well-draining soil and infrequent watering.

Seasonal rotation is crucial: reduce watering in winter, increase ambient humidity with misting to offset heating, and reposition your plants as natural light changes throughout the seasons.

Outdoor Plants: Climate Adaptation and Seasonality

Our growers cultivate varieties suited to different French climate zones. Mediterranean plants resist summer drought but fear prolonged frost. Hardy perennials withstand freezing temperatures but require winter dormancy.

Plan your plantings: spring for annuals, autumn for shrubs and perennials that establish before winter. Our plants ship at the optimal time for your region.

1. Une diversité exceptionnelle : Plus de 1000 variétés sélectionnées, des classiques indémodables aux espèces rares, pour satisfaire tous les goûts et tous les projets d'aménagement.

2. L'expertise de producteurs spécialisés : Chaque plante provient direct producteur, cultivée par des professionnels qui maîtrisent parfaitement leurs espèces pour vous garantir des plants robustes et sains.

3. Des conseils adaptés à votre niveau : Que vous soyez débutant ou expert, notre sélection inclut des variétés faciles d'entretien comme des espèces plus exigeantes, avec des guides détaillés pour chaque situation.

4. Qualité et fraîcheur garanties : Nos plants sont expédiés dans un emballage spécialement conçu pour les plantes, assurant leur protection pendant le transport et leur arrivée en parfait état.

5. Un accompagnement personnalisé : Bénéficiez de conseils d'experts pour choisir les bonnes variétés selon votre environnement, votre expérience et vos préférences esthétiques.

What's the Difference Between Indoor and Outdoor Plants?

Indoor plants are adapted to domestic conditions (stable temperature, moderate light, no wind), while outdoor plants tolerate climate variations and often require a winter dormancy period.

How Do I Acclimate an Indoor Plant to the Outdoors?

Proceed gradually over 1-2 weeks: first place in shade for a few hours, then gradually increase sun and wind exposure. Watch for stress signs like leaf yellowing.

Which Plants Should Beginners Choose?

Indoors: pothos, sansevieria, zamioculcas, and chlorophytum are very tolerant. Outdoors: sedums, lavender, geraniums, and pansies require minimal care and forgive beginner mistakes.

How Often Should I Water My Plants?

It depends on the species, season, and environment. Check soil moisture by inserting your finger 2-3 cm deep. Generally, it's better to water less frequently but more thoroughly.

Can My Plants Survive When I'm Away?

Yes, with proper preparation. Water thoroughly before leaving, group plants in a bright but indirect light area, use automatic watering systems, or entrust them to someone with clear instructions.

How Do I Know If My Plant Is Healthy?

A healthy plant displays glossy, well-colored foliage, regular growth, no pest signs, and soil that dries normally between waterings. Wilted, yellowing, or spotted leaves often signal a problem.