PEACE LOVE AND HAPPINESS
FREMONT, SEATTLE

WELCOME TO OUR HOME

We are PEACE LOVE AND HAPPINESS CLUB, a tropical oasis located in the bustling Fremont neighborhood in Seattle! We bring JOY to collectors of nature's art.

We specialize in tropical houseplants ranging from great starter plants to hard to find exotic tropicals. Alongside sits an array of plant supplies (soil, fertilizers, moss poles, amendments, decorative stones), apothecary, gifts, cards, and seasonal must haves. A delight for the senses.

Located in the heart of Fremont our stores open daily from 10am to 6pm. Schedule may change without notice, please call ahead to confirm.

We hope you enjoy your visit!

FROM OUR DOOR TO YOURS

We take pride in satisfying both online and in-store customers from assisting you in finding the right plant to safely packing and protecting every leaf in transit, our team takes pride in ensuring our plants are happy and healthy so they leave our door to yours thriving.

OUR LOCATION

PEACE LOVE AND HAPPINESS CLUB

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507 North 36th St.
Seattle, WA 98103

Entrance is street level

Opened daily from 10AM to 6PM.

Using buses? The nearest stop is
Fremont Ave N & N 34th St

+1 (206) 402-6578

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING ABOUT PLHC

Seattle Now: Wild about houseplants

"All that time spent inside thanks to the pandemic fueled a booming market for indoor plants. Paige Browning gives us a look inside the growing hobby-slash-obsession that has some Seattleites caring for hundreds of specimens."

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Would you pay $18,888 for a plant? Some people would; tour the secret world of Seattle’s plant hunters

"The houseplant wave went tidal with the pandemic, and Seattle plant moms and dads are riding that wave. They hunt, they swap, they flip rare plants for cash, which helps them buy — more plants."

Seattle times

As the plant collecting frenzy spreads, a colony of new plant shops has taken root in Seattle area

"Newly opened this month, this 5,000-square-foot Fremont store [...] grows and imports rare and exotic houseplants from around the world and sells pottery to showcase your new plant babies too."

seattle times

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