Happy Houseplant Coloring Book

Happy Houseplant Coloring Book

$15.99 USD
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Happy Houseplant Coloring Book

Happy Houseplant Coloring Book

$15.99 USD
The Happy Houseplant Coloring Book is artist Caitlin Keegan's deep dive into the wild world of houseplants. Dare to dream about your own indoor jungle as you color cozy scenes featuring fifty common plants, from a spiky cactus and luscious anthurium to a majestic dragon tree and trailing pothos. Each of the fifty intricate illustrations displays a houseplant in a unique habitat of its own—on an apartment windowsill, in a greenhouse, or prominently featured in a luxe lounge. Color each plant and then flip to the backside of your artwork to learn the names of the most common species, read about the plant's natural environment, and study how to care for them with tips on water, soil, sunlight, and whether or not the plant is safe for pets. The sturdy, perforated pages can handle colored pencils, crayons, or markers. Tear out to share with friends or feature as art in the home. • Author - Short: Keegan, Caitlin • Pages (actual): 112 • Illustrations (TI Sheet): 1C; 80 Pcs. Line Art

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Bring it home with confidence.

Clear expectations, local help, and practical plant care from the Grounded Gardens team.

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What you’ll receive

One healthy plant matching the selected size and pot type. Natural variation is part of what makes every plant its own.

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Local pickup in Spokane

Choose local pickup and collect your order at 727 W Francis Ave. We’ll keep it safe until you arrive.

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Plant-conscious shipping

Live plants generally ship Monday through Wednesday to reduce weekend delays and unnecessary box time.

Will my plant look exactly like the photo?

Plants naturally vary in leaf shape, growth pattern, and coloration. We match the listed species, size, and pot type as closely as possible.

Can you help me choose the right plant?

Absolutely. Visit the shop or contact us with your light, space, pets, and plant-care experience and we’ll help narrow it down.

What should I do when a shipped plant arrives?

Unbox it promptly, remove packing materials carefully, check the soil moisture, and let it acclimate before repotting or making major care changes.

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