New
Now open at 727 W Francis Ave
Plants. Coffee. Community. Growth.
A modern plant shop, café, and gathering place rooted in Spokane.
Find your way in
A plant shop built for more.
Shop uncommon plants, visit the café, preview Club 727, or catch our weekly live auctions.
Find your next plant.
Fresh plants, uncommon finds, and everyday favorites for every kind of grower.
Shop plants
Come spend time somewhere green.
Browse the shop, grab a coffee, ask questions, or stay awhile.
Plan your visit
For those who grow differently.
A monthly plant membership is taking root at 727.
Get the first look
Plants move fast around here.
Weekly auctions, fresh inventory, giveaways, and beautiful chaos.
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Visit the shop
More than a plant shop.
Browse plants and pottery, grab a coffee, ask questions, attend a workshop, or just spend some time somewhere green.
- Coffee and espresso drinks
- Plants, pottery, and plant-care supplies
- 727 W Francis Ave · Spokane, WA 99205
Club 727 · Coming soon
Something new is taking root.
A monthly plant membership built for discovery, community, and people who want more reasons to grow.
- A curated plant experience each month
- Member-only access and shop perks
- Workshops, community, and surprises
Live on Whatnot
Fresh plants. Live energy.
Join Grounded Gardens live for weekly auctions, new inventory, giveaways, and the occasional beautiful chaos.
- Weekly live plant auctions
- Fresh inventory and giveaways
- A fast-moving plant community
Classes, workshops, and community
There's always something growing.
Learn something new, meet other plant people, and spend time in the shop.
Bonsai workshops
Learn the fundamentals, shape a tree, and take home something you built.
Repotting classes
Get comfortable with roots, soil, pots, and the signs that a plant is ready for more room.
Community events
Club 727 gatherings, shop events, live sales, and reasons to spend time with other plant people.
Our roots
Stay grounded. Grow differently.
Grounded Gardens was built around the idea that plants can do more than fill a shelf. They transform spaces, create connection, and give us something worth caring for.