Entrepreneur Launches Boutique That Delivers Plants to Your Home

Leaf Me, a houseplant brand launched by founder Alexis Sims, is a Detroit-based online store that delivers tropical houseplants with health benefits directly to your home. The company also provides interior plant decor consultations to help clients pick the right plants for their light and humidity.

“At the start of my divorce, my mom gave me her arrowhead vine, my first plant. That plant is what got me through while taking care of a newborn and working full time. I’m excited to be on the other side of that storm and furthermore to be of service to others,” says Alexis. “Also Black people especially have always had plants in their lives and homes. While this isn’t new to us, we don’t own enough of the market.”

For thousands of years, plants have shown us how beneficial they are to consume, use, and simply have around. Spending time with house plants can improve mental health, air quality, and overall atmosphere. Plants are the [affordable] therapy you didn’t know you needed.

To learn more about Leaf Me, join their mail list, and follow their Instagram and Facebook pages.

About Leaf Me
Leaf Me is an online boutique that uses tropical foliage to brighten the heart and home.

For press inquiries, contact Alexis Sims at 313-702-1492 or alexissimonesims@gmail.com

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