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Get ready for BB Barns’ second annual Plant Social Hour

Pot it like it’s hot at this private shopping event featuring plants aplenty and fellow gardening enthusiasts.

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Ain’t no party like a houseplant party.

Photo via BB Barns

Lettuce be frank. We’re super pumped for BB Barns’ second annual Houseplant Social, which takes place Thursday, Feb. 9 from 6-8 p.m. at the gardening supercenter (3377 Sweeten Creek Rd.,Arden).

The event will feature after-hours shopping with houseplants galore for 20% off, including rare and unique varieties not typically kept in stock. In addition, there will be plant giveaways, raffles, and live music — plus sips and small bites to enjoy amongst other houseplant lovers.

Wanna attend this one in a melon event? Early bird tickets are available through Wednesday, Jan. 18. Get yours here.

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