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Pick a plant from these fun flower alternatives for Mother’s Day

Break from tradition and swap your Mother’s Day flower bouquet for a succulent garden or plant-of-the-month subscription.

Plants at Pretty Decent Bar & Plant Shop

Pretty Decent in Clifton offers a wide array of plants + plant care goods.

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Flower bouquets are a common Mother’s Day present, but if you want to give mom something long-lasting — aside from your love — we have a few ideas. Hit up these local businesses for a fun twist on this year’s gift.

Bloomed Roots, 746 E. Market St.

If you insist on going the bouquet route, consider everlasting florals from Bloomed Roots. The dried and preserved florals start at just $15 and come as standalone bouquets, in vases, as wreaths, or as ornaments. And if you can’t make it into the store, you can order online and have it delivered.

Forage, 1201 Goss Ave. Ste. 2

Plants are Forage’s jam, and you’ll find everything from plant-of-the-month subscription boxes to shower steamer bouquets. Not sure exactly what to get your plant-loving momma? Consider a mystery bag full of plants, sustainable essentials + other gift items. Delivery is available, too.

Plants at Pretty Decent Bar & Plant Shop

Pretty Decent in Clifton offers a wide array of plants + plant care goods.

Photo by LOUtoday

Mahonia, 822 E. Market S.

This NuLu shop boasts Mahonia Goods boxes stuffed with plants, candles, and other goodies. There are also a plethora of potted plants to pick from + gift cards or tickets to terrarium-making workshops or classes for yoga with plants.

Pretty Decent, 2235 Frankfort Ave.

Frankfort Avenue’s new bar + plant shop has succulents, air plants, potted plants, and made-to-order plant gift boxes stuffed with wine and other goodies. You can even book a class so mom can make their own succulent dish garden or moss wall art. Not quite sure what would make the perfect plant present? There are gift cards available, too.

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