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How to make living with plants extra-easy for urbanities? In an already overgrown industry, Justin Mast saw a new way in: fast, affordable delivery of mature potted specimens in sizes small, medium, large, and extra-large.

Plants arrive in cardboard packaging that Mast developed using his family&#8\2\17;s years of R&D. Refreshingly simple—and plastic-free—it keeps the pot and plant secure and at the right temperature. Shipping typically takes less than a week and is free for orders of \$50 and up, with a flat fee of \$7 for all else. — Above: Plants arrive in cardboard packaging that Mast developed using his family’s years of R&D. Refreshingly simple—and plastic-free—it keeps the pot and plant secure and at the right temperature. Shipping typically takes less than a week and is free for orders of $50 and up, with a flat fee of $7 for all else.

Mast is a fifth-generation plantsman: On his father’s side, his Rotterdam-born grandparents worked in greenhouses, and his mother comes from a family of florists. Growing up, he worked in his parents’ Michigan nursery that catered to the trade, then went on study architecture and design. He’s now back in the business: His just-launched company, Bloomscape, sends “living-room-ready” potted plants from the greenhouse to your door, candid care requirements and a help hotline included. The business is based in Detroit—with backing from Shinola’s former marketing chief, among others—and is much like The Sill, jungle version. Join us for a look.

Chinese Fan Palm

The company differentiates itself by shipping healthy, mature plants straight from the greenhouse. (The greenery at big-box stores, they point out, spends weeks languishing in trucks and warehouses before being sold: See our Insider’s Guide to Getting First Dibs on the Best Ikea Houseplants.) And unlike many nurseries that send baby versions of what’s pictured in their catalogs, Bloomscape’s plants are fully grown.