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Green Lane Nursery

Small houseplants start at about S$5, and a 1 m fruit tree is around S$64 to S$75. Would you like it planted outdoors, and do you need delivery to Tampines?

Fernleaf Garden Supplies

A palm or staghorn fern in a container is about S$91 to S$98, and a 6 inch foliage plant is about S$77. Is this for indoors or outdoors, and which town is it for?

Woodlands Garden Co

Our olive tree of 60 to 120 cm is about S$129, and we can deliver to Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio. How many plants do you need, and when should they arrive?

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Young plants in Singapore

Young plants in Singapore typically cost about S$5 for a small houseplant and about S$129 for a 60 to 120 cm olive tree, with a grafted avocado tree near S$75. The quickest way to see current prices and availability is a request on BlaBlaPrice, where sellers reply with their own offers.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PlantPrice range
Small houseplant in a 3 to 6 inch potS$5–S$35
Foliage plant in a decorative potabout S$77
Palm or staghorn fern in a containerS$91–S$98
Hedge or fruit tree, about 1 mS$64–S$75
Olive tree, 60 to 120 cmabout S$129

Import permits for plants

The Control of Plants (Plant Importation) Rules say that no one may import a regulated plant, plant product or regulated material except under a permit. NParks publishes the import requirements for plants with and without growing medium. If a seller brings plants in from overseas, ask them to confirm the permit before you pay.

Growing conditions and guarantees

Some sellers give no guarantee once a plant leaves them, because growing conditions vary across Singapore and pests and weather differ from one garden to the next. Ask what happens if a plant fails and whether a replacement is offered, so you know the terms before you buy.

Climate and planting time

Singapore is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer, so there is no frost to wait out and most months are suitable for planting. Heavy rain and strong sun both stress young roots, so plant in the cooler hours, water on hot days and check drainage after heavy rain.

How plants are bought here

Plants are priced per pot or per tree, and sizes are given in inches for pots and in centimetres or metres for trees. Ask whether delivery to Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio includes careful packing, and whether a large tree needs collection instead.

What to write in your request

Name the plant or crop, the age or size you want, the pot or height, the quantity and where it will go, indoors or outdoors. Add your budget, your delivery town and the date you need the plant. Sellers reply in the chat with their price, size and delivery terms.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the plants you want in your own words, and a photo of the spot helps. The service is free for buyers. Its AI reads the request, asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. For related categories see Seedlings & garden plants and Garden & allotment.

Questions and answers

How much do young plants cost in Singapore?

Small houseplants usually cost about S$5 to S$35, a 1 m hedge or fruit tree about S$64 to S$75, and a 60 to 120 cm olive tree around S$129.

Do I need a permit to bring plants in from overseas?

Yes, for regulated plants. The Control of Plants (Plant Importation) Rules require a permit, so ask the seller to confirm it before you pay.

Does the climate affect when I should plant?

Singapore has no winter, so most months are suitable. Heavy rain and strong sun stress young roots, so plant in the cooler hours and check drainage after storms.

Will the seller guarantee that the plant grows?

Some sellers give no guarantee because growing conditions vary across Singapore. Ask about replacement before you pay.

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