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Leaf & Clay: Succulents & Houseplants From $3.99, Free Shipping at $59

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Introduction

Leaf & Clay,
at a glance.

Leaf & Clay is an online shop selling succulents, cacti and houseplants to grow at home. Its prices start at $3.99 for a 1.5" plant as of Oct. 21, 2026, and orders of $59 or more ship free. Sales of live plants are final, while unused pots and soil can be returned within 30 days.

The essentials

Key takeaways

  • Leaf & Clay publishes 1,960 products, with prices starting at $3.99 for a 1.5" plant as of Oct. 21, 2026.
  • Leaf & Clay's site banner offers free shipping on orders of $59 or more.
  • Leaf & Clay ships live plants by USPS on weekdays, to the U.S. and its outlying territories only.
  • Leaf & Clay takes back unused, unopened pots, soil and top dressing for up to 30 days, and the buyer pays return postage.
  • Leaf & Clay issues store credit for plants damaged in transit when buyers email photos within 48 hours of receipt.
  • Leaf & Clay says its collection features more than 500 unique varieties of succulents and houseplants.

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Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Does Leaf & Clay have a promo code?

No promo code is listed for Leaf & Clay on Trovemont as of Oct. 25, 2026.

Is leafandclay.co legit?

Leaf & Clay is the shop behind leafandclay.co, an online seller of succulents, cacti and houseplants. Its privacy policy lists a mailing address in Orange, California. Buyers can reach it by email at hello@leafandclay.co or by phone at +1 310 499 7700. It publishes a refund policy and a Shipping & Returns page, and its Our Story page says it began in 2016.

How does Leaf & Clay ship plants, and where?

USPS. Boxes go out on weekdays, Monday to Friday, and reach only addresses in the U.S. and its outlying territories. Each order is packed by hand. On arrival, the Shipping & Returns page asks buyers to take the plants out right away, repot them in dry soil and give them ample sunlight.

What is the free shipping minimum at Leaf & Clay?

$59. As read on Oct. 21, 2026, the announcement bar at the top of every leafandclay.co page offered free shipping once an order reached $59. Orders still travel by USPS to the U.S. and its outlying territories. The 50- and 100-plant sizes of the shop's bulk succulent tray each cost more than that amount.

Does Leaf & Clay ship plants internationally?

No. The Shipping & Returns page says the shop does not ship internationally due to agricultural regulations. The same page calls using freight forwarders to get around U.S. plant-export rules strictly prohibited. Orders go by USPS to addresses within the U.S. and its outlying territories only.

Can I return a plant to Leaf & Clay?

No. The refund policy says there are no refunds or returns on living products, and all sales are final. Pots, soil and top dressing can come back unused, unopened and undamaged within 30 days of receipt, and the buyer pays return postage. Items returned damaged get no refund.

What happens if my plants arrive damaged?

Store credit only. The refund policy asks buyers to email hello@leafandclay.co within 48 hours of receipt. The email needs the order number, photos of the plants and packaging, and a photo of the packing slip. A missing item needs photos of the plants received plus the packing slip photo.

Can I cancel an order at Leaf & Clay?

No. The refund policy says orders are final and cannot be canceled for any reason. An order that has not yet entered fulfillment may still be canceled, but the shop decides case by case. Orders are placed through the online checkout at leafandclay.co.

Who pays for a heat pack in freezing weather?

The buyer. The Shipping & Returns page puts that purchase on customers who live where freezing weather is expected. It asks them to add one only when temperatures will be near or below freezing, because a heat pack can also harm plants in milder weather. The shop says heat packs help prevent damage but do not guarantee protection from frost.

What if I enter the wrong shipping address?

A resend, with fees. If a package goes out with an incorrect or incomplete address, Leaf & Clay resends it only after USPS returns it to the shop. The buyer pays a charge for replacing damaged plants plus a new shipping fee. Double-checking the address at checkout saves time.

How do I contact Leaf & Clay customer service?

Email. Questions, damage reports and subscription changes go to hello@leafandclay.co. The contact page also offers a form asking for name, email, phone number and comment. It lists +1 310 499 7700 with hours of Monday-Saturday 11am–7pm ET and Sunday 11am–6pm ET. Privacy requests go to admin@leafandclay.co.

Who can buy from Leaf & Clay?

Online checkout. Leaf & Clay takes orders through its checkout at leafandclay.co. Its terms of service ask buyers to represent that they are at least the age of majority in their state of residence. Delivery is limited to the U.S. and its outlying territories.

Is Leaf & Clay a good place for beginner plant owners?

Several listings help. The Our Story page says there is a perfect plant for every home, every personality and every level of experience. Two cacti, Austrocylindropuntia subulata 'Eve's Needle' and Cereus repandus f. monstrosus 'Petra', ask for bright light on their listings. Their prices as of Oct. 21, 2026 start at $6.49 and $4.99.

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  1. Elevated Botanicals - Succulents & Houseplantsleafandclay.co · Retrieved
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  3. Our Storyleafandclay.co · Retrieved
  4. Shipping & Returnsleafandclay.co · Retrieved
  5. Privacy policyleafandclay.co · Retrieved
  6. Refund policyleafandclay.co · Retrieved
  7. Terms of serviceleafandclay.co · Retrieved
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  12. Succulents | UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma Countyucanr.edu · Retrieved
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  15. Leaf & Clay collection “Best Sellers Houseplants”, captured Oct. 21, 2026leafandclay.co · Retrieved
  16. Leaf & Clay collection “discount eligible”, captured Oct. 21, 2026leafandclay.co · Retrieved
  17. Leaf & Clay collection “2"”, captured Oct. 21, 2026leafandclay.co · Retrieved
  18. Leaf & Clay collection “indoor succulents”, captured Oct. 21, 2026leafandclay.co · Retrieved
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  21. Leaf & Clay collection “flowering succulents”, captured Oct. 21, 2026leafandclay.co · Retrieved
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