Stonecrop pop-up plant store at The Adelaide Central Market

From Tuesday November 10, you can step inside a jungle oasis filled with lush foliage, succulents and cacti, with local plant boutique Stonecrop opening a pop-up location at the Adelaide Central Market, just in time to do your Christmas shopping.

From Tuesday November 10, you can step inside a jungle oasis filled with lush foliage, succulents and cacti, with local plant boutique Stonecrop opening a pop-up location at the Adelaide Central Market, just in time to do your Christmas shopping.

Hard to find plants

When it comes to decorating your interiors, Stonecrop has all your botanical needs covered.

As well as a range of hard-to-find plants and greenery, the Stonecrop pop-up store will also be home to an impressive collection of pots, baskets, terrariums, handmade jewellery, candles, greeting cards and accessories, all lovingly selected by the owners, Keta and Lenny.

Plantable gift cards are also available for purchase, where you plant your gift card in the soil and watch it grow a new plant.

Limited edition plant care and skin care packs can also be purchased for Christmas.

Plant lovers beware, you’ll definitely be making room for just one more…

The Stonecrop pop-up location will be at the Market until the end of the year.

The Adelaide Central Market is open Tuesday-Saturday, including late nights until 9pm on Fridays.

The Adelaide Central Market is now open on Sundays for voluntary Sunday trading with a range of traders open between 8am-3pm. First hour of parking is free.

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