Dunelm has teamed up with plant delivery service Beards & Daisies, meaning green-fingered shoppers can now order their favourite plants straight to their door via the retailer
Plants can really complete a room, with many adding them to spaces in their homes to give a fresh and vibrant feel. While plants look good, they are also said to benefit you with experts claiming they help with relaxation, productivity and stress.
Prices for real plants begin at just £18 and go up to an eye-watering £240, and most items come in a stylish ceramic pot which is available in various colours. If you're not a fan of trying to keep a house plant alive, then you can opt for an artificial Watermelon Peperomia for £22 or an artificial Monstera Plant for just £12.
Dunelm's new collection even includes bundles of house plants for specific needs, such as the Unkillable Potted House Plant Bundle, meaning shoppers are spoilt for choice when it comes to picking their new plants.
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