$10 for $20 Worth of Plants at The Green Thumb
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- More than 200 varieties of flora
- Hard-to-find selections
Without plants, there would be no oxygen and nothing to prevent bunnies from discovering that humans taste delicious. Quell rabbit ravenousness with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of plants at The Green Thumb, located in Aiken. This Groupon expires on May 31.
Gatlin and Camilla Correia, the vegetation virtuosos behind The Green Thumb, offer up a plethora of plants that add a verdant dose of chlorophyll to any room or patio. Stocking more than 200 varieties of mostly homegrown flora—including rare, hard-to-find selections—The Green Thumb caters to annual botanic fancy with one-gallon ($1–$8) and three-gallon ($10–$25) plants, hanging baskets ($12–$16), and annual six-packs ($2.79) of fragrant blooms. The Green Thumb's full vegetative lineup includes Toe Ticklers, perennials, and packs of Maid in the Shade native azaleas. Edible veggies ($3 for six), as well as clusters of fruit trees and bushes, temper cultivator appetites after hours spent in the backyard pruning voracious Venus baboon-traps.
- More than 200 varieties of flora
- Hard-to-find selections
Without plants, there would be no oxygen and nothing to prevent bunnies from discovering that humans taste delicious. Quell rabbit ravenousness with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of plants at The Green Thumb, located in Aiken. This Groupon expires on May 31.
Gatlin and Camilla Correia, the vegetation virtuosos behind The Green Thumb, offer up a plethora of plants that add a verdant dose of chlorophyll to any room or patio. Stocking more than 200 varieties of mostly homegrown flora—including rare, hard-to-find selections—The Green Thumb caters to annual botanic fancy with one-gallon ($1–$8) and three-gallon ($10–$25) plants, hanging baskets ($12–$16), and annual six-packs ($2.79) of fragrant blooms. The Green Thumb's full vegetative lineup includes Toe Ticklers, perennials, and packs of Maid in the Shade native azaleas. Edible veggies ($3 for six), as well as clusters of fruit trees and bushes, temper cultivator appetites after hours spent in the backyard pruning voracious Venus baboon-traps.