13 Plant Happy Accounts to Follow on Instagram

13 Plant Happy Accounts to Follow on Instagram

No matter if you have two green thumbs, are just getting started with houseplants, or enjoy looking at floral design, Instagram is a great spot to connect into the gorgeous world of gardening.

Ranging from houseplants to edible gardens - and in no particular order - here are some of our favorite accounts to fill your feed with inspiration and beauty. 🌱🌻

(Banner photo via @thefarmersdaughterflowers)

 

 

@carolinaflowrs

Carolina Flowers is a 3-acre farm and florist in Asheville, NC  Their feed is full of stunning bouquets and hauls of flowers fresh from the farm like this one below. 

 

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It’s a good day to be a white ranunculus. I harvested hundreds of these this morning, perfect for your Easter table. The crop will be rolling in all week, so if you’ve been waiting to get your hands on these, now is your time! The site is restocked, and we’ll continually restock each day as we know what our numbers look like. We planted two successions of ranunculus this year. This burst of blooms is the peak and swan song on the indoor succession. The outdoor ones will be lovely but probably not this tall. The quality on the current batch of stems is impressive. Order at flowersnc.com/delivery. - Lots of behind-the-scenes activity in the store this week! I’m having a hard time keeping quiet about all these new projects, and I simultaneously feel funny about so many new endeavors during such a weird time. But things happen the way they do for a reason. I had a good chat with my good friend @jared_kay this morning — we talked about how important it is to keep moving forward and using your gifts at a time like this, even if it’s just in small ways. We all have something to contribute. Paralysis isn’t an option — not for ranunculus and not for people. - Hungry? Don’t want to go to the grocery store? Remember that you can buy your groceries from us! Ashevillegrocery.com will redirect you to our site, where there’s loads of fresh produce, local products, dry goods and more!

A post shared by Carolina Flowers (@carolinaflowrs) on Apr 6, 2020 at 8:49am PDT

 

 

@thevictorianatlanta

The Victorian is a creative plant shop in Atlanta with a focus on exotic cacti and tropicals. 

 

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We recently moved into a new house and it’s been a challenging adjustment period for many of our plants. Thankfully spring is here and everyone is starting to perk up and wake up! 💃🏻🌿💛Now is the perfect time for everyone to spend some extra time with their plants at home! Here are some things you can do during your downtime 👉 check for pests, clean and wipe down leaves, fertilize, repot if necessary, prune, and even move your plants outside!

A post shared by THE VICTORIAN ATLANTA (@thevictorianatlanta) on Mar 20, 2020 at 12:50pm PDT

 

 

@cleverbloom

Based in Portland, OR, @cleverbloom is all about daily plant inspiration and home decor (including easy DIY).  Erin also runs @houseplantclub, a community for houseplant enthusiasts.  

 

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Happy weekend🤗 We’re hanging the second one of these shelves we made today. Excited to see how it turns out! If you’re looking for a small project this weekend, we have this shelf on the blog- link in profile 🌿 #plantshelfie #pottery #houseplantclub

A post shared by Erin Harding (@cleverbloom) on Mar 7, 2020 at 11:11am PST

 

 

@frontyardveggies

Amy is an urban gardener proving that renting is no barrier to gardening and farm-to-table living! 

 

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The theme of the garden this winter: LETTUCE (and a truly ungodly amount of nasturtium). We did a giant lettuce harvest last night for salads this week for lunch, and I think we have another few weeks before things start to bolt and look downright scraggly. Because of how closely I planted things, and how truly awful I am at thinning seedlings and then bigger plants, we’ve had some aphids and whiteflies on the lettuce...which is exactly what my face in the second photo says. 😝 What was the best thing in your winter garden this year?! And for my colder climate friends, what would you grow if weather wasn’t an issue?!

A post shared by Amy - Urban Gardener 👩🏼‍🌾 (@frontyardveggies) on Mar 2, 2020 at 7:40am 

 

 

@potagerblog

Run by Linda Vater, Potager Blog is a go-to feed for inspiration, style, and how-to for beautiful landscaping. 

 

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🍃🤎🍃 This is a rerun, but PERFECT for spring if you are working on, or starting, a compost bin. I’ll show you images of how mine looks this spring later this week! 🐛 🍁 🍏 #gardeningfromscraps is one of my favorite things to do!

A post shared by Linda Vater (@potagerblog) on Mar 15, 2020 at 5:59am PDT

 

@the_happy_herban

Based in Oakland, Jenny shares her adventures in urban gardening, sharing knowledge along the way. She also has the cutest cat named Sourdough!

 

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Watch out for the Great Pumpkin and don’t take candy from strangers! Sourdough, it’s Halloween... Oh. Ok. Snuggle up with giants and eat candy until you feel sick! That’s more like it... Happy Haunting! Enjoy the holiday and this throwback to a couple years ago, pumpkin courtesy of the Geezers‘ garden.

A post shared by Jenny Saling 🌱 (@the_happy_herban) on Oct 31, 2019 at 7:21am PDT

 

 

@alta.eden

A mom to 3 girls in San Diego, Alexandra is all about making her space as edible and functional as possible. 

 

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When life gives you lemons…make Olive Oil Cake! My go to cake recipe is the Splendid Table’s California Orange and Olive Oil Cake. Its moist, not too sweet and even my daughter that doesn’t like cake (how is she my daughter??) loves it. The best part is that is it is so easy and there is only one bowl to clean. Since we don’t have an orange tree, I decided to try it with our Meyer Lemons. It was delish!! Might have had a slice for breakfast and maybe another one for lunch.... Heres the recipe if you want cake for breakfast or really all day https://www.splendidtable.org/recipes/california-orange-and-olive-oil-cake

A post shared by Alexandra (@alta.eden) on Mar 30, 2020 at 1:13pm PDT

 

 

@learntogrow

Misilla is an organic gardener and YouTube mom in the Pacific North West.  With her fun and accessible account, she shares knowledge and inspiration to grow your own food!  

 

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Do you grow onions from seeds or sets? I seem to have better luck growing them from sets. I just planted some the other day and uploaded the video on my YouTube channel (Learn To Grow), link in bio. Check it out for more information on growing onions. Thank you! Have a great day and happy gardening! 💚Misilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . #growyourownfood #gardeningtips #kitchengarden #pnwgardening #vegetablegarden #backyardgarden #preparedness #selfsufficiency #growfood #selfsustainable #selfsufficient #onion #victorygarden #selfsufficientliving #gardenblogger #gardentips #gardenblog #seattlebloggers #growfood #regrow #onions #stayhome #selfsustainability

A post shared by Misilla | Learn To Grow (@learntogrow) on Apr 21, 2020 at 9:55am PDT

 

 

@lucysgardenlife

Based in New York, Lucy focuses on the joy of life in the garden.  She is also a professional garden design consultant by trade and a great place to draw landscape inspiration and knowledge.  

 

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Spring Sunday Home. 7:20pm. April 26th. One part #safeathome. One part #stircrazy. #rainyday #coronaspring Peace be with you. #inmygardentoday #sundaybest #springgarden #tulips🌷 #greeningup #growsomethinglovely #homeiswheretheheartis #coronadays #raisedbedgarden #americana #lamplight #agardenmakesahouseahome #growyourown #gardendreams #lucysgardenlife

A post shared by Lucy's Garden Life (@lucysgardenlife) on Apr 26, 2020 at 4:23pm PDT

 

 

@growinginthegarden

Angela is an organic gardener in Arizona sharing garden knowledge and inspiration.  [side note: being from Arizona myself, I am in absolute awe of what she has crafted in the desert. 🙌]

 

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Not sure which I’m more excited about... today’s carrot and bean harvest, or my new (to me) vintage harvest trug. 😊

A post shared by Angela • Growing in the Garden (@growing.in.the.garden) on Apr 24, 2020 at 9:17am PDT

 

 

@thefarmersdaughterflowers

Based in Pittsburgh, Lauren is a lover of flowers, coffee, and dirt who curates stunning and inspirational bouquets. Her business, The Farmer's Daughter Flowers, is a full-service flower and botanically inspired gift shop - including now stocking Merry People boots! 

 

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From me to you. Flowers can’t solve all problems, but man, they are a great start. #pittsburgh #flowershop #shopkeeper #dsfloral #rsblooms #feelfreefeed #flowersofinstagram #livemoremagic #flowerpower #rsindieshop #imsomartha #underthefloralspell #vsco #vscocam #flowerpower #flowermagic

A post shared by Lauren Work (@thefarmersdaughterflowers) on Apr 20, 2020 at 5:52pm PDT

 

@foliacollective

With plants, plant stuff, and plant know-how this LA shop is a great resource for all things green living!

 

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The ‘merchandising’ is looking a little different these days as we pack as many plants as we can into the shop, but it’s still just as beautiful, we think. There are lots of fresh plants online for local contactless pickup or delivery (though they are going fast), and more to come early next week. We aren’t doing a timed drop anymore, so if you’re interested in a plant that is sold out, please click ‘notify me’ on the product page for that plant and you’ll receive an email as soon as it’s restocked. Please note that not every plant will be restocked every week. Plant availability changes week to week, so we can’t always get more of any particular species and some we only find a few times a year at most. Thank you all for the amazing show of support you’ve given us- we’re so thrilled to see many of you adding plants to your homes for the first time!! #freshatfolia #founditatfolia

A post shared by Folia Collective x Danae Horst (@foliacollective) on Apr 25, 2020 at 10:19am PDT

 

 

@thesill 

The Sill is an online plant shop with IRL annexes in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.  They are all about promoting the idea that #PlantsMakePeopleHappy.

 

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#PlantCareIsSelfCare 🌿 Get our brand new tote for free with any online purchase of $75 or more while supplies last, through this Sunday. Head to the link in bio to start shopping.

A post shared by The Sill (@thesill) on Apr 8, 2020 at 6:15pm PDT