Last updated 11 August 2026. This page was reviewed on that date. Prices, rates and opening hours change often in Singapore — confirm anything that matters directly with the business before you travel or spend.
Quick answer: For working plant nurseries, orchid specialists, and wholesale flowers in Singapore, this directory covers four established names: Wee Lee Nursery & Florist (orchid wholesaler since 1982), D’Spring Flowers (online flower/plant wholesaler), Jungalore (curated neighbourhood nursery), and Little Big Garden (plant shop with kokedama/terrarium workshops). (Looking for indoor plant boutiques for home/office styling instead? See our guide to indoor plant and houseplant retailers in Singapore.)
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Your free hours are already gone by the time you read this. You need plants, not a tour. These four stops cover options from wholesale orchids to gifts and workshops. Pick the one that matches your errand, then clear out. No browsing, no dawdling.
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Wee Lee Nursery & Florist
, founded 16 July 1982, specializing in growing, importing, and wholesaling fresh cut orchids and potted plants for over four decades.
The obvious pick is the trendy plant boutique, but if you truly want to geek out, go where the pros go. At Wee Lee, you’re not paying for café vibes; you’re tapping four decades of orchid obsession. Rows of Mokara and Dendrobium stand like soldiers—no stage dressing, just healthy, bloom-ready plants. The uncle who runs it might not chit-chat, but ask him about Aranda Tigers and watch his face light up. This is for the plant parent who prefers wisdom over window dressing.
Wander in and you might think you’ve stumbled into a working farm, not a shop. Aisles are tight, plants jostling for space, air damp with soil. Grab a trolley—you’ll likely leave with more than planned. Pace unhurried; take your time picking through frequently rotated stock. Chat only if you need a recommendation, then pay at a no-frills counter. It’s for serious plant people, and honestly, that’s the appeal.
Products or Services
Orchid varieties including Mokara, Dendrobium, and Aranda Tiger, alongside other potted plants; serves wholesale buyers, florists, and home gardeners — check their site for current bundle pricing.
Contact Information & Location
- Address: 1 Seletar West Farmway 9, Singapore 797977
- Operating Hours: Mon-Sat 9:30am-7pm; Sun 10am-5pm
- Phone/WhatsApp: +65 9835 2169
- Website: Wee Lee Nursery & Florist
Wee Lee Nursery & Florist is strictly wholesale. Walk in, state your numbers, and they will pack. This is not a browsing trip. Go if you need orchids in bulk for an event. In, out, done. No fuss, no air-conditioning—just a supply stop.
D’Spring Flowers
, an online flower and plant wholesaler/supplier that describes itself as one of Singapore’s largest, serving both individual buyers and businesses with same-day delivery.
Everyone flocks to the physical nurseries, but the real hack is sitting in your HDB in pyjamas, scrolling a wholesale catalogue. D’Spring is where florists quietly restock, meaning you get access to stems you won’t find at your neighbourhood florist—sometimes before they even hit the market. No jostling, no queueing, just same-day delivery right to your void deck. It’s not the romantic route, but if you’re kiasu about getting fresh, unusual blooms, this is your silent sifu.
Skip the browser tabs of typical retailers. D’Spring’s site is a virtual warehouse: no mood boards, just pages of stems listed by the bunch. It’s the antithesis of a curated shop, and that’s exactly why it works. Order mid-week for the widest choice, then enjoy the quiet thrill of a bulky box at your doorstep. Unwrap it on your kitchen table, trimming stems fresh before they hit the vase. You’re effectively your own florist, and the effort feels oddly satisfying.
Products or Services
Fresh cut flowers, potted plants, preserved flowers, and floral arrangements; same-day delivery across Singapore.
Contact Information & Location
- Address: 701 Sims Drive, #01-06, Singapore 387383
- Phone: +65 6741 0518
- WhatsApp: +65 8118 6381
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: D’Spring Flowers
You never need to step inside. Order online for same-day delivery—perfect when your schedule is tight. Fresh flowers, potted plants, or preserved bouquets land at your door. Use this when you need a gift but cannot afford the time to shop.
Jungalore
, a curated neighbourhood nursery operating out of a green storefront on Tyrwhitt Road.
The typical garden centre can feel like a factory outlet. Jungalore flips the script—it’s more like visiting a friend’s impeccably styled balcony, if that friend had an eye for rare hydro plants and moss-ball creations. Tucked into a quiet shophouse, stepping in feels like you’ve wandered off the main drag into a secret. Don’t expect a sprawling compound; it’s the edit that matters. For the collector tired of the same pothos and snake plants, this is your slow-Sunday remedy.
Step off Tyrwhitt Road into a pocket of calm. The small storefront feels more like a design studio than a nursery—every plant is staged like a centrepiece. You’ll likely linger, touching the odd moss ball or peering at a hydro setup, and the owner may offer a quiet explanation without a hard sell. Go with a friend who appreciates the unusual, because half the fun is murmuring ‘can you imagine this at home?’ It’s a slow browse, a conversation starter, not a quick in-and-out.
Products or Services
Moss balls, potted plants, hydro plants, garden essentials, and herbs.
Contact Information & Location
- Address: 165 Tyrwhitt Road, #01-06, Singapore 207569
- Operating Hours: Mon, Tue, Fri, Sun 2pm-7pm; Sat 1:30pm-7pm; closed Wed & Thu
- Contact: Via Instagram
- Website: Jungalore
If you need a small plant fix without the hassle, this Tyrwhitt Road spot is your stop. A moss ball or a tray of herbs takes minutes to choose. The shop is petite; you will not get lost in aisles. Perfect for a weekday evening grab.
Little Big Garden
, established 2017, a specialty plant shop and creative space in a Sago Street shophouse, combining plant retail with hands-on workshops.
Buying another pot can feel lukewarm. Here, you make the damn thing. Little Big Garden messes with the default by turning a plant run into a hands-on affair—think kokedama wrapping while you sip a drink, or needle-felting a cactus instead of buying one. Set in a Sago Street shophouse, the space itself is so cosy you might just loiter after class. It’s not about checking a plant off your wishlist; it’s about the story you’ll tell when someone asks, ‘Wah, where you get this?’
Book a workshop—drop-ins aren’t the vibe. The shophouse is intimate, a communal table sparking easy chatter. Choose a tiny fern, get your hands dirty as the instructor guides you. It’s meditative; an hour slips by. Hang back with a drink, admire others’ creations, then snap a photo of your soggy masterpiece. You leave with something you shaped yourself, which beats another store-bought pot any day.
Products or Services
House plants, kokedama, and needle-felting kits, plus workshops including art jams with macrame hanger demos, kokedama workshops, and needle-felting sessions (physical and Zoom options available).
Contact Information & Location
- Address: 32A Sago Street, Singapore 059025
- Phone: +65 6222 1081
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: Little Big Garden
This Sago Street shophouse pairs plant shopping with a hands-on break. Book a workshop only if you have a free afternoon. If you are just grabbing a plant, walk in, choose a kokedama, and go. Workshops need planning; the shop itself is swift.
At a Glance
| Brand Name | Specialty | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wee Lee Nursery & Florist | Orchid grower/wholesaler since 1982 | Seletar West Farmway |
| D’Spring Flowers | Online flower/plant wholesaler | Sims Drive |
| Jungalore | Curated neighbourhood nursery | Tyrwhitt Road |
| Little Big Garden | Plant shop + workshops | Sago Street |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between this list and your indoor plant retailers guide?
These four are working nurseries, orchid specialists, and wholesale flower suppliers. Our indoor plant and houseplant retailers guide covers boutique retail and design-focused shops geared toward home/office styling instead.
Is this a ranking of the best plant nurseries?
No. This is a directory of four established plant nurseries and flower wholesalers to help you compare options — it isn’t an endorsement or ranking, and it doesn’t cover every reputable nursery in Singapore.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
Let your errand decide the nursery
The instinct is to head for a name you know, but that can clash with what you actually need from the visit. When you need a buttoned-up orchid arrangement for an atas thank-you or a housewarming that calls for a bit more presence, the old-guard steadiness of Wee Lee Nursery & Florist makes sense. If your afternoon is empty and you are after a low-key, feel-good browse, the curated calm of Jungalore turns the errand into something closer to kopi-time therapy.
For the kiasu planner who wants to settle bulk stems alongside the week’s zi char order, D’Spring Flowers slots into that tapau-and-go rhythm — a practical online pick that keeps things fuss-free. On the flip side, when the plant itself is secondary to the act of getting your hands dirty, Little Big Garden invites you to treat the potting session as the main event. Match the nursery to your mood, not just your shopping list, and the whole task feels more shiok.
