Seed To Stem

Batman The Dark Knight

Very cool little plant and rock shop off of Kelley sq in Worcester. 1st time here and it's pretty amazing. Walking around you feel like you're in the woods, in nature, kinda takes you away. Wasn't too busy when I went around 4pm, but still some traffic in the store. It's a pretty big area with lots to see. Parking is limited out front. The entrance is at the ramp, and not the bread shop lol. If you like plants or rocks, you'll love your visit.

Linda Lyerly

Hands down the most unique plant boutique in all of Massachusetts! Went in out of curiosity, walked out with not only a new carnivorous plant, but also with a few tips to get my nepenthes alta at home blooming. The tips worked like a charm! Highly recommend a trip here for any houseplant enthusiast or lover of oddities.

Jenna Berry

I love Seed to Stem! They have a massive variety of plants and decor to go with the plants that are available for purchase. When you buy plants the staff offer care instructions in case you’re new to the plant you bought. My only complaint is I do think a lot of items are pretty overpriced and I’ve found them for less elsewhere. I bought some cute air plants and they look great in my window!

Korey Dupont

Seed to Stem is what all plant shops should aspire to!! They represent everything you want in a local shop. Aside from the gorgeous aesthetics, they have an AMAZING selection and wonderful, caring staff. I have over 65 plants and they always have something new and cool. Their selection is constantly changing. You can find trendy plants, hard-to-find plants (I loved the Hoyas on my last visit), and classics. The staff is willing to take the time to talk to you about your questions without making you feel silly and they’ll help you find the proper plant for you, whether you’re a newbie or have a green thumb. I am a bonafide houseplant fanatic and I am constantly browsing plants at nurseries and hardware stores and grocery stores and on Etsy. With few exceptions, the prices at StS are comparable to the market, if not cheaper. The pricier plants they have are priced that way for a reason—they’re harder to find, especially if you don’t want to buy online, and look well taken care of. Yes, big box stores have cheaper plants but their selection is usually very standard and you can forget about getting any customer service. By contrast, StS has always been so accommodating with giving advice. I even once bought a croton that was constantly dropping leaves and they kindly let me exchange more than 30 days after I’d purchased it. I much prefer shopping at StS instead of a certain well-known greenhouse in CT with much higher prices and poor customer service. I haven’t had any known pest issues from plants I’ve purchased from here, but I’ve begun treating all new plants I bring home. I live in NYC and try to always stop here when I visit family in Worcester. Even if I don’t buy anything—a rare occurrence that requires a lot of willpower—I feel refreshed after walking through their store. Can’t comment on the crystals or taxidermy, but the displays are lovely and look well-stocked. Consider this rambling review to be a testament of the awesomeness of this place!