Sell plants to people whose app already knows how to keep them alive
Every listing here attaches to a real catalogue record, so the plant you post arrives in a garden that already has its watering schedule, its light needs and its pet-safety information. Fewer “it died in a fortnight” messages, and fewer refunds that were never your fault.
You don’t need to be a nursery
The marketplace is built for growers at every scale, including the scale where “grower” feels like too grand a word for what you’re doing.
You propagate on a windowsill
Cuttings, spare pups, the fourth spider plant this month. A handful of listings, posted when you have stock — not a business, just somewhere sensible for the surplus to go.
You sell at weekend markets
You already know your plants and your customers. This is the same stall, without packing the van, and with buyers who can see the care data before they commit.
You run a small nursery
Real stock, real turnover, and an existing site you're tired of maintaining. Listings bind to catalogue records, so you describe the plant once rather than writing care copy for every product page.
There’s no minimum stock level, no listing fee and no monthly charge. If you have three plants to sell this month and none next month, that’s a perfectly normal way to use it.
Five fields, and the plant knowledge fills itself in
You describe your stock: what it is, what it costs, how many you have and where you’ll post it. You don’t write care instructions, because the listing attaches to a catalogue record and inherits them.
- No care copy to write, and none to keep updated across your listings.
- No arguments about whether a plant “needs full sun” — the buyer sees the same record the app uses.
- Get the name right and everything downstream is right. Get it wrong and the buyer gets wrong advice, which is why naming is the one field we’re strict about.
- Light: bright indirect
- Water: moderate
- Humidity: high
- Pet safety: harmful to cats and dogs
What you don’t have to write, ever again
- Light: bright indirect
- Water: moderate
- Humidity: high
- Pet safety: harmful to cats and dogs
- Monstera deliciosa
- £28.00 · 6 in stock
- Ships to UK, EU
One description, not twenty
Care information lives on the catalogue record, not in your listing. Change nothing when guidance improves — every listing bound to that species updates with it.
Fewer avoidable returns
A buyer who was told the light and water needs before checkout is a buyer who doesn't message you in three weeks about a plant that died in a north-facing hallway.
The plant lands in a garden, not an inbox
On delivery it appears in the buyer's app with its schedule already running. You are not their ongoing plant-care support line.
Four states, and you always know which one you’re in
No opaque queue, no “we’ll be in touch” that means nothing.
You apply
Your shop, what you sell, and where you'll ship. It takes minutes, not an afternoon.
We ask for anything missing
A real state in the system, not a polite rejection. It loops back to us the moment you reply — most applications that pause, pause here.
You can list
Identity checks sit alongside this and are marked verified, pending, or needing documents — you always know which.
Or we say no
It's a real outcome and we won't pretend otherwise. You'll be told why, rather than left in a queue forever.
Applications aren’t open yet — this is the process that will run when they are, and there’s no fee to apply.
What comes out of a sale, and what doesn’t
Yours
The large majority of the item price. You set that price knowing the commission, so nothing is deducted you hadn't already accounted for.
Commission
A published percentage of the item total, identical for every shop of the same standing, and it doesn't change per order.
Shipping
Goes to whoever is doing the shipping — which is you. It isn't ours to take a cut of.
Five things, and none of them are about us
- Send the plant you listed — the size and condition you described, not the best one in the greenhouse.
- Name it correctly. The listing binds to a catalogue record, so a wrong name means wrong care advice reaching your buyer.
- Publish delivery times you can actually keep, and say where you don't ship.
- Pack it so it survives the post, and say when you can't send it — a heatwave is a reason to cancel, not to risk it.
- Answer your buyers. Silence is the complaint we act on fastest, because it's the one they can't resolve themselves.
Break them repeatedly and you get warned, then suspended. One bad week happens to good growers; a pattern is a different thing, and a marketplace that never removes anyone is a marketplace that isn’t looking.
The questions growers ask first
- What does it cost to sell here?
- A commission on the item total, plus the usual payment processing. There's no joining fee, no listing fee and no monthly charge. We're not printing the percentage on a marketing page before it's final — it will be in the vendor terms, in writing, before you list anything.
- How much could I make?
- We have no idea, and anyone who gives you a number for a marketplace that hasn't launched is making it up. Nothing has sold here yet. When there's real data we'll show you real data.
- Do I need to be a registered business?
- Not necessarily — the application asks about your shop and what you sell, and identity checks run alongside it. Whether you need to be registered depends on where you are and what you turn over, and that's a question for your own accountant rather than for us.
- Who handles delivery?
- You do. You set the delivery times, the shipping cost and the countries you post to, and those are shown to the buyer before they commit. We won't quote a delivery promise you didn't make.
- What if a plant arrives damaged?
- It comes to you first — you packed it and you can put it right fastest. Our part is watching for shops where that keeps happening, and acting on it. Repeat offences get a warning and then suspension.
- Do I have to write care instructions for every listing?
- No, and that's the main reason to sell here. A listing binds to a catalogue record, so the light, water, humidity and pet-safety information comes with it. You describe your stock; the plant knowledge is already there.
- What if I only have a few plants to sell?
- That's fine. There's no minimum stock level and no obligation to list continuously. Three plants this month and none next month is a normal way to use it.
- When can I actually apply?
- Not yet — applications aren't open. Join the waitlist and you'll hear when they are. The process above is what will run, and there's no fee to apply.
Not open yet — but we’ll tell you the day it is
Leave your email and you’ll hear when applications open. Growers on that list are the ones we’ll approach first, and there’ll be no fee to apply.