Women's Plants: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 26, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Women's Plants, including options from Burpee and The Sill. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $6.95 to $179.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The list includes easy-care succulents like the ZZ Plant, trailing foliage such as Pothos Marble Queen, and larger statement pieces like the Large Lady Palm and Lipstick Plant.
Many items are single specimens, while several entries are bundles, the Plant Parent Set, Classic Duo, Starter Plant Party Pack and other sets give you multiple plants in one purchase. Look at the plant name for clues about size (e.g., “Large” or “Mini”) and growth habit (vining, upright, palm).
When choosing, check the light-level recommendation and watering needs for each variety. Succulents need bright indirect light and infrequent watering, whereas tropical foliage like the Red Prayer Plant prefers higher humidity. Also verify the pot size or whether the plant arrives bare-rooted so you can plan the right container.
Matilda Ptilotus
Burpee
$6.95
ZZ Plant
The Sill
$79.00
The Snakes On Snakes
UrbanStems
$74.00
Pothos Marble Queen
The Sill
$79.00
Plant Parent Set
The Sill
$179.00
Tea Plant (Camellia Sinensis)
The Sill
$89.00
Pet-Friendly Plant Parent Set
The Sill
$179.00
Large Lady Palm
The Sill
$179.00
Lipstick Plant
The Sill
$69.00
The Classic Duo
The Sill
$149.00
Starter Plant Party Pack
The Sill
$169.00
Asclepias tuberosa
White Flower Farm
$17.00
Red Prayer Plant in woven basket
White Flower Farm
$45.00
Phenomenal Lavender
Burpee
$14.95
Questions
How do I pick the right size plant for my space?
Compare the listed size or height in the product name and, if not shown, contact the seller for exact dimensions before buying.
What’s the difference between a single plant and a plant set?
A single plant is one specimen; a set bundles two or more plants together, often in matching pots, as indicated by names like “Plant Parent Set” or “Classic Duo.”
Are these plants suitable for indoor use?
Most items are marketed as indoor houseplants; check the product description for any outdoor-only warnings.
How should I care for a ZZ Plant versus a Pothos?
ZZ Plants prefer low light and infrequent watering, while Pothos thrive in brighter indirect light and like the soil to dry out between waterings; follow the maker’s care guide for each.