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the plant store ponytail palm Ponytail palm plant – Foxgloves & Folly

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the plant store ponytail palm Ponytail palm plant – Foxgloves & FollyTEMPORARY CLOSURE OF OUR ONLINE SHOP Please note that we are temporarily closing our online shop whilst we take a few weeks out in order to plan and devise our future steps and we won't be able to accept any deliveries or orders until further notice. However, if you would like to discuss any future events or weddings or other custom type requests such as our flower bar, please feel free to use the form in the 'Contact Us' section on the website, or

TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF OUR ONLINE SHOP

Please note that we are temporarily closing our online shop whilst we take a few weeks out in order to plan and devise our future steps and we won't be able to accept any deliveries or orders until further notice.

However, if you would like to discuss any future events or weddings or other custom type requests such as our flower bar, please feel free to use the form in the 'Contact Us' section on the website, or via email at [email protected] or phone on +1 213 705 2240).

 

 

A ponytail palm plant in its very own decorative pot, how convenient is that?! Perfect for your home or office, or a ready made gift!

A ponytail palm has a steel bulb-like trunk and lush, long curly leaves. It is visually stunning and easy to look after, so making it a very popular houseplant!

Some tips for caring for a ponytail palm are:

  • it prefers bright light (but will cope happily if kept in lower light conditions for half the year and brighter light for the other half!); and
  • it prefers semi-dry conditions so let the soil dry out significantly in between watering.

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We accept orders Monday to Friday with deliveries Monday to Saturday. We do not deliver on Sundays. For deliveries on a required date, we need to receive your order by 3pm the previous day. We are not yet able to provide same day delivery - if this is required, please do not place an on-line order but do call us on +1 213 705 2240 and we will do our best to help you. Please note that we have to be very strategic with our delivery routes and for this reason, we do not offer time slots. We are also only able to deliver within the central LA areas at the moment, specifically the neighborhoods and zip codes listed in our Where we deliver page.

Please include the delivery instructions when placing your order. Please advise where we should place the plant if the recipient is not at home. Please include any special delivery instructions. Please also include any message in the box provided on the order form. We never give out the sender's name so if you want the recipient to know who the plant is from, please put your name in the message!

All orders can be collected in person from our studio. If this is your preference, please contact us on kate@foxglovesandfolly.com or +1 213 705 2240 to arrange a pick up time.

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You can get this online free, but I bought it. Let Fanon turn your brain inside out.
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