Honey Plant and How We Came to Be(e)
Honey Plant specializes in botanical designs, which mainly includes making living art from desert and tropical plants. These are easy-to-care-for plants that come in unique shapes, textures, and colors. We offer container gardens for all occasions as well as a rotating assortment of vertical/hanging displays. We also design custom arrangements for weddings and events.
Going beyond plants, however, is that we deeply care about our pollinators, native bees and honey bees. Our goal is to help local honey-makers and beekeepers sell their products as well as establish our own hives over time. Our plants and people rely heavily on the continued success and survival of our nectar-loving friends.
We are Cassandra and Logan and are originally from Indiana (Logan grew up in Fort Wayne). After graduating from Ball State, we moved to Austin, TX, for eight years to see what we could do and learn- and we learned a lot! Logan continues working as creative director for an advertising company based in Austin and Cassandra learned the art of floral arranging, plant designing, and floral photography. Both of us also developed a strong interest in protecting our beneficial pollinators after attending beekeeping workshops and actively learning more about humans’ relationships with plants and bees. Now, back in Indiana and closer to family, we hope to bring the joy of succulents, cacti, green leafy plants, and honey to Fort Wayne!
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Tripp (the grounded puppy) was left unattended while I showered and killed my new baby 🪴 😢 let's be honest, there was a good chance I was going to kill it anyway 😬
Hi! Just a heads up, I sent you guys a message :)
Hiiiii! Is your store wheelchair friendly? I had surgery two weeks ago and can't walk on my right leg yet but using the walker that much hurts. I want to visit the store buy don't want to damage anything in the process.
Thank you! :)
I have a question about a perennial currently growing in my garden. I'm planning to dig this up when we move to our new home. With fall here and winter not far behind I'm wondering what I need to do to help "winterize" the plant. Meaning normally after the first frost it begins the hibernation process and then returns in the spring. With digging it up and placing in a pot what do I need to do until next spring. Can it live in my garage (a detached building with minimal installation) or will it do ok in the house and plant in mid spring. I'm not sure what it's called here is the picture.
Also what size pot would I need, this plant has a large root system like a bush.
I did send you a message, unfortunately I couldn't upload a photo.
Honey Plant has become our new favorite little spot for house plants. The owner is super friendly & helpful. If you don’t know a lot about plants, but you want to get into them, this is the perfect place to start! 🌸🌻🌵🌞
I got this plant from you a few months ago and not sure what I did wrong?? what can I do to save it?
Love my Kristen Watrous Art 💙
My pony tail palm is very happy. Looking forward to stocking up on new plants in the near future.
Found this cutie yesterday
Wondering if it's possible to split something like this into smaller pots for gifts.
Are you currently open any hours today or tomorrow? I am in need of a birthday gift. thanks.
So I got this fun planter. It's supposed to be for experiments to show how plants reach for sun. I thought it would be fun to grow something to leave in it. Suggestions? The bottom basin is for water and the top for soil.
Its blooming
