Atlee M.
1/21/2023
Oglewood Ave is my favorite place to buy plants for myself and as gifts. It is such a cute shop and the owner is so kind to always explain best care. She will even pot the plants for you! She has...
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3524 N Broadway St
Knoxville, TN 37917
Oglewood Avenue, nestled in Knoxville, TN, is a contemporary houseplant boutique devoted to instilling confidence in plant care among all individuals. Beyond a mere shop, it is a hub for a community of plant lovers who believe in the transformative power of plants to invigorate any environment with vitality, healing, and happiness.
The boutique prides itself on not only offering a carefully curated selection of indoor tropical plants, succulents, cacti, and rare specimens but also on equipping customers with the knowledge and resources necessary to ensure the thriving growth of every plant that finds a home there. From low-light tolerant varieties to pet-friendly options and statement plants, there is something for every level of plant enthusiast to discover and enjoy.
With a focus on education and personalized service, Oglewood Avenue aims to foster a deeper connection between people and plants, helping individuals of all backgrounds and experience levels nurture their green thumbs and cultivate a greener, more vibrant world—one plant at a time.
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5.04 reviews
Sierra Alena H.
12/6/2022
This store is so cute and the staff was super nice & helpful!! I'm a plant lover and wanted to check it out. They had a wonderful selection and fairly priced cuttings for propagating! So happy to...
Alexandra G.
10/8/2021
Jade & her staff are so helpful & down to earth (pun intended). This is my go to plant store in Knoxville! I've got a healthy little collection started thanks to the misting, digging & plant...
Krislee T.
5/4/2022
My husband and I just moved back into town and we're looking for new plants to decorate our place. Jade was so helpful and friendly and answered all our questions about different types of plants...
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