The last few years have seen a boom in houseplant lovers and there are few homes without any leafy companions.
Whether you are a sucker for succulents or mad about Monsteras, filling your home with greenery is a bulletproof well-being boost.
Here are five places to grab a leafy hero in and around Norwich.
1. Elm
Where: 5-7 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich, NR2 1EL
Since opening in Norwich Lanes in 2017, Elm's leafy selection has grown within the corner of the independent gift shop.
It also offers pots and hanging arrangements, so you can walk out with everything in one purchase.
Elm boasts a wide stock list with products ranging from greeting cards and stationery to ceramics and soft furnishings.
2. Planted
Where: 14-15, Norwich Market, Norwich, NR2 1ND
Previously Bo-Tanical, the Norwich Market stall is packed full of little to large houseplants, pots and holders.
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The stall is the perfect pit stop for those looking for a quick purchase or piece of advice.
3. Leslie Terrance
Where: 128c Magdalen Road, Norwich, NR3 4AN
The NR3 shop is bursting with all kinds of plants for every indoor gardener to grow.
With the launch of the café, comes a late-night pizza offering, including spicy meat feast and vegetarian options.
The shop is run by Kerri Notman who said: "The easiest possible plant that I would suggest is a plant called Sansevieria, more commonly known as Mother-in-law's tongue. It is not fussy about light and doesn't need much water."
4. Notcutts
Where: Daniels Road, Norwich, NR4 6QP
Nestled among the homeware, Nottcutts' wide selection of houseplants means quite the decision-making process.
Its plants are well-kept and nurtured - with the vibrancy of the leaves showing the high quality of the interesting selection of unique plants.
5. Urban Jungle
Where: Ringland Lane, Costessey, Norwich, NR8 5BG
Urban Jungle shot to fame with its wide selection of house plants and succulents, which surround the greenhouse café.
The warm polytunnel is a haven of jungle plants to explore, with a river of tropical fish running through.
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