Best Plants from Top Stores

Updated October 11, 2026

Compare the best plants from top stores in one place.

Plant prices on this page range from about $4.45 to $275. The selection includes indoor house plants, berry-producing shrubs, and seasonal annuals, with many varieties from Burpee and Territorial Seed. Common descriptors include "Caneberry," "Berry," "Alstroemeria," and "Raspberry," indicating fruit-bearing or flowering types.

When picking plants, match the species to your light conditions-bright indirect light suits most houseplants, while full sun is needed for berry bushes. Consider the plant’s mature size and water needs; succulents and low-maintenance foliage are ideal for beginners, whereas fruiting shrubs may require more care and space.

Look for healthy foliage, firm stems, and no signs of pests. If buying seeds or starter kits, check the germination date and whether the package includes soil or containers. Regular watering, proper drainage, and occasional feeding will keep most of these plants thriving.

Questions

How often should I water indoor house plants?

Most houseplants need watering when the top inch of soil feels dry, typically once a week, but frequency varies by species and humidity.

Can I grow berry plants indoors?

Berry shrubs generally need full sun and ample space, so they are best grown outdoors or in a bright, large indoor area.

What is the best way to prevent pests on new plants?

Inspect leaves for holes or spots, keep soil surface clean, and avoid overwatering, which can attract fungus gnats.

Do I need special soil for cactus or succulent plants?

A well-draining cactus mix or a blend of sand and potting soil works best to prevent root rot.

How can I tell if a plant is ready to be repotted?

If roots are visible on the soil surface or the plant is growing slower, it likely needs a larger pot with fresh soil.