Welcome to my plant blog!

2020 has been a crazy year, but it has offered me an opportunity to explore a latent passion of mine that may have never had the opportunity to emerge: a love of tropical house plants. This site, in conjunction with my associated Instagram (@jaredsplants) will serves as a medium for sharing information and photos of these wonderful additions to any home. From the easy and common to the rare and challenging, I hope that everyone finds something to learn here!

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