Why A Plant Project?

Plants change spaces and the way people feel in them.

Everyone should be able to enjoy the benefits of indoor greenery. A Plant Project designs and cares for plants that make homes feel more inviting and workplaces more enjoyable, without leaving you to figure out what will thrive or how to maintain it.

A woman sitting by a window, wearing a brown jacket, striped shirt, and jewelry, with a plant in the foreground and a dark wall behind her.
A woman sitting by a window, wearing a brown jacket, striped shirt, and jewelry, with a plant in the foreground and a dark wall behind her.

Meet Stephanie

Helping you find the right plant, not just another plant.

For more than six years, I’ve grown, propagated, styled, and cared for indoor plants. I’ve also led hands-on workshops teaching others how to pot and care for their plants.

My approach is simple most people don’t lack a green thumb. They just haven’t found the right plant for their lighting, routine, and space. That belief shapes every A Plant Project design. I pay attention to how a room feels and functions, choose plants that can genuinely thrive there, and provide the care needed to keep them growing.

Rooted in Community

Plants grow better with connection. So do businesses.

A Plant Project is intentional about building relationships with local businesses and creating opportunities to grow alongside one another. That includes collaborating with Sursy, a houseplant boutique in downtown Burlington and the home of Friends + Plants.

Three people smiling behind a wooden table with plants and small pots, in a well-lit indoor setting.

Friends + Plants tv series

Friends + Plants is an upcoming community series with episodes filmed at Sursy, bringing local creators, artists, makers, and doers together to choose a plant, learn how to care for it, and share more about who they are.

No scripts. No pressure. Just real moments and honest growth. It’s not about perfect plant care. It’s about connection, learning, and growing together.

You bring the space. We’ll figure out what grows there.

Whether you are starting with an empty corner or an entire collection, we’ll help determine what your indoor space needs.