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Indoor Plant Collection

Ask the Plant Doc

Got a plant problem? Upload a photo and tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll help you diagnose it and get it back on track.

Real advice for plants growing right here in coastal North Carolina.

free design tool

Your native garden starts here

How It Works

1. Set up your space: Choose your garden bed’s dimensions, sunlight, & soil moisture to get started

2. Explore native: Browse plants suited to your conditions. Compare their size, bloom colors, & wildlife benefits

3. Make it your own: Add plants to your layout, experiment with layers, spacing, & color combinations

4. Bring your plan to life: Export your design as a PDF to reference when shopping & planting​

 

Missing a favorite native plant? Let us know! We’re always happy to grow the collection.

Yellowing Leaves

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Yellow leaves are often a sign of overwatering, poor drainage, or nutrient deficiency. Identifying the cause early can help prevent further damage and restore healthy growth.

Browning Leaves

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Brown or crispy leaves can result from underwatering, low humidity, salt buildup, or sun scorch. Checking watering habits and light exposure is key to recovery.

Root Rot

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Root rot is typically caused by excess moisture and poor drainage, leading to decaying roots. Early signs include wilting, yellowing, and a foul smell from the soil.

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