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Plants & Niknaks

I specialize in curating beautiful vintage housewares & revitalizing them with stunning houseplants.

06/10/2026

May was quite a beautiful start to the Summer lets see what June has for us

05/26/2026

Had such a great time Saturday at the Desoto Ave Market! Thank you everyone for being as excited as I am for these 100% plant based products. .sav Thanks for having me I hope to do more markets with you guys in the future!
Next market Ill be rolling out a new product I think you all will really like!

04/23/2026

Happy Earth Day to this gorgeous planet we call home. May we spend our lives embracing her beauty and leaving her better than we found her. 🧚🏼

02/10/2026

The best way to Plant & Niknak an orchid!
I have gotten multiple orchids to bloom and push out new leaves from these simple methods. All you need is a glass and optional leca clay pebbles if you need the structure!
Orchids require light, oxygen & water to their roots so this is a gorgeous way to repurpose crystal as well as give an orchid a thriving environment!
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12/31/2025

I couldnt think of a better way to close out 2025 than by finally working up the courage to start my official business— Rooted by Rys

Id like to thank everyone who supported my starting point business, Plants & Niknaks. When I started 2 years ago I was very lost and vulnerable but there was one thing I knew would never change, only evolve and that was my inspiration that came from plants, sustainability and the beautiful community within that. I held on to that part of myself and didnt let it go through all of my hardships I was always able to fall back onto what I love until I discovered who I was and somewhere along the way, I stopped feeling so lost. My vulnerability turned into an unshakeable determination to learn and grow and share it with others. With every customer interaction at my booth and connecting with other small business owners I finally felt what I had been looking for my entire life. To feel rooted in something that feeds my creativity, gives a space to have a lifetime of more things to learn and a community just as curious and inspired as I am.

Without all of you I may have never realized the potential that my purpose had or felt the courage to turn it into a career.
As of 2026, Plants & Niknaks will live on as a blog space for stories, inspiration, and all the little things that don’t quite fit in a box. Owning a business shouldnt be about perfection or looking successful, but just showing up and doing what I love to do and share with others. Im hoping my passion will speak for itself without a perfect aesthetic, just a girl and her dream to build community rooted in something bigger than herself.

Cheers to biting off more than you can chew and learning how to chew it all 2026. Happy New Years! 🧚🏼

11/14/2025

Doing my last market as Plants & Niknaks! Come get some plants and ask me questions about services ill be providing in the new year! Big things are coming in 2026 and Id love for all of you to be apart of it🧚🏼

10/14/2025

Found serenity in the heart of San Antonio 🌸 The Japanese Tea Garden feels like stepping into a living painting. The lush greenery, koi ponds, and the sound of waterfalls reminding me to slow down and breathe. Entirely free to the public with an amazing restaurant.
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I was so moved by the artistry of this garden that I reached out to learn about its history. The Japanese Tea Garden, San Antonio- is a quarry-turned oasis after many years of neglect, within time nature found its way until it was restored.
What is now the garden, use to stand an old limestone quarry built by the Alamo until the Park Commissioner Ray Lambert proposed it be turned into a lily pond to restore biodiversity in the area. It was then commissioned in 1918 to be built my prison labor. In 1926, city officials offered the Jingu family to live onsite and run The Bamboo Room teahouse. They had a beautiful vision for what it could do to bring more life, biodiversity and beauty to the city wanting it to be shared by the community and what they accomplished was beyond their dreams. For over 10 years the tea room and gardens flourished and was beloved by locals even after the passing of the visionary, Kimi Jingu.
Unfortunately after Pearl Harbor in 1941, it was lost to wartime prejudice, the remaining Jingu family was evicted, and the name was changed to the Chinese Gardens and later neglected for many years.
It wasn’t until 1983 when the San Antonio City Council voted to restore the name, culture and honor of the Jingu families efforts in building this garden. A ceremony was held where Jingu family members attended and representatives of the Japanese Government. Only 4 years after this beautiful rehabilitation of Japanese culture, was the birth of a friendship, a sister city, Kumamoto Japan. The city gifted San Antonio the Kumamoto En Garden to symbolize renewed friendship and reconciliation between Japan and San Antonio after WWII.
I believe every garden I visit holds the lingering spirit of the ones who built and nourished it. To learn this history makes me hopeful that the balance between nature and humans will always find its way to heal, reconcile after neglect and flourish once more.

09/02/2025

My oasis looks so beautiful through your lens ❤️‍🔥Thank you so much for perfectly capturing the beauty and life of the plants I love

07/10/2025

🌿✨ Hey plant lovers! I’m so excited to announce that I’ll be volunteering at Starland Yard this Sunday for Fit It Fair! I’ll be there helping you repot your plants and sharing my plant care secrets that helped me go from killing everything to managing over 200 plants and a thriving garden! 🌱

Need more help than you can carry to the event? No worries! Come chat with me, and we can set up an appointment for me to come to you! Let’s get those plants thriving together! 🌸

See you there! 💚

05/22/2025

Attention SCAD students!! Going home for Summer break and don’t know what to do with your plant babies?
Im offering Summer Plantsitting again!
It’d just break my heart for your plants to risk going unloved during prime growing season so I have a solution!
Plants will go through a pest control spa & quarantine as well as be fertilized every 2 weeks in their vacation home in my plant room! We have plenty of room & extra grow lights to accommodate!
Message me for details on pick up or drop off🧚🏼🌿

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115 Summer Hill Way
Richmond Hill, GA
31324

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