The Curiosity Shop of Living Things
Rare plants & quiet little wonders.
We're a small shop in Mount Dora, Florida. Most of what ends up here started as something we wanted for our own shelves and couldn't find anywhere, which is a questionable way to run a business and a very good way to end up with interesting plants.
Mostly that means aroids. Rare Anthuriums and Philodendrons, fresh tissue cultures, and variegated things that look like somebody spilled paint on them. If you can pick it up at the grocery store, we probably don't have it.
The terrariums we build ourselves, out of moss, stone, raw gems and ethically sourced bones. Small sealed worlds, meant to sit somewhere you walk past every day and keep noticing.
Everything goes out wrapped like it matters, because a plant that arrives cooked is nobody's good day. And if you're new to this and half expecting to kill it, say so when you get in touch. We'd rather point you at something forgiving than sell you the expensive one.
Currently Available
Plants up for grabs!
The plants you see listed here are currently up for grabs! They will be rotated out or replaced when somebody buys them! Inquire with the form below if you are interested :)
Chosen By Us & You
Plant of the Month
Kind Words
What plant people are saying
I received a very beautiful musa from Plant Bones. It came in great condition and was packed very carefully. I’m super pleased and excited to see it grow!
Aaron
Plants are absolutely beautiful. The box arrived quickly and each plant was carefully wrapped, safe and secured. She has a great eye and picks only the best to sell to her customers!
@dizzy_tree_aka_Rudy, on Palmstreet
Fast shipping, friendly show, amazing prices, plants were in great shape when received even without heat or cold pack purchase. Will definitely order from this seller again.
@Plantwithjak, on Palmstreet
Fun Plant Fact
There is a flower called the skeleton flower whose white petals turn completely clear in the rain, like panes of glass, then fade back to white as they dry.
Some philodendrons heat their own flowers, warming the bloom well above the air around it to spread scent and draw in the beetles that pollinate them.
Young Swiss cheese plants crawl toward the darkest spot they can find, not the light, because in the rainforest the deepest shadow marks the trunk of a tree to climb.
Send a Raven
Questions, requests & hellos
Have a question, a comment, a concern, or a plant you're hunting for? Send it our way and we'll write back.