
Last updated: 24 October 2026
The Patch Plants e-gift card is an emailed voucher for Patch, the London online plant shop, so the person you give it to picks their own houseplant, pot or plant care kit. Cards come in £10 steps from £30 to £100 and last 12 months. You can set the day it arrives and add a message.
Patch started in London in 2016 and sells houseplants, outdoor plants, pots and plant care kit online. It says it works with over 40 specialist growers. In 2020, Time Out called it probably the best-known plant delivery service in London.
The e-gift card is the easy way to give plants without guessing someone's taste or light levels. The recipient spends it on anything in the Patch shop, from a £10 peace lily to a large Swiss cheese plant.
If they are new to houseplants, a sensor such as the FYTA Beam plant sensor tells them when a plant needs water or more light.
The card expires after 12 months. Remind the recipient to spend it before then, or the balance is gone.
It does not count towards Patch's free delivery or its £25 minimum order. If you buy a plant for yourself at the same time, the gift card value is left out of both totals.
It is email only. There is no printed card in the post, so print the email or write a note if you want something to hand over.
Patch sells the e-gift card direct from the Patch e-gift card page, where you choose the value and the send date.
From £30 to £100, in £10 steps.
12 months from the date you buy it.
Yes. Pick a send date at checkout and Patch emails it on that day, with a copy to you.
Anything on the Patch site: indoor and outdoor plants, pots, tools and plant care accessories.
No. The Patch gift card is an e-gift card sent by email.
Prices and terms change. I checked the gift card options on 24 October 2026.
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