Houseplant Market - Edinburgh
The Houseplant Market is returing to Edinburgh! Taking place in the Bristo Square GEM on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th September.
About Houseplant Market - Edinburgh
The Houseplant Market is coming back to Edinburgh!
There’ll be thousands of plants, with over 150 different types, in all shapes and sizes. Find a large choice of colourful pots & many other plant accessories too!
Explore our massive range of plants, including:
Cacti & Succulents
Ferns & Palms
Bonsai trees & Lucky bamboos
Fly traps & other carnivores
Rubber trees & other sun lovers
Calatheas & other shade lovers
Peace lilies & other air purifiers
Citrus trees & other exotics
Snake plants & other bullet proofs
Aloe Vera & other medicinals
Cheese plants & other favourites
Chillies & other edibles
Ivy & other hangers
And many more!
Cash, card & contactless accepted!
Everyone welcome! Come & grab some green goodness to create your own JUNGLE! Don’t miss us - we won’t be back again until this time next year!
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