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Our Story
Rooted in Creativity, Grounded in Love
Founded by Christina Foy, Plants & What Knot began during the pandemic as a way to raise funds after the unexpected loss of a loved one. What started as a small fundraiser grew into something much bigger—a business built on creativity, healing, and the belief that nature has a unique ability to bring comfort, connection, and joy.
Before becoming a full-time plant artist, Christina spent over a decade working as a product designer in the tech industry. Today, she brings that same thoughtful approach to every piece she creates, blending design, craftsmanship, and living plants into one-of-a-kind botanical art.
Inspired by Japanese botanical traditions, natural materials, and the beauty of imperfect forms, each creation is handcrafted in Northern Virginia. From kokedama Japanese moss balls and air plant jellyfish to living wall art and forever florals, every piece is designed to feel both artistic and approachable—a little bit of nature reimagined.
Over the years, Plants & What Knot has grown from a single market table into an award-winning studio featured at flower shows, festivals, and events across the country. Along the way, Christina's mom—affectionately known as Mama Foy—became an integral part of the journey, helping bring countless creations to life behind the scenes. Yet the heart of the business remains the same: creating meaningful pieces that help people celebrate milestones, honor memories, connect with loved ones, and bring a little more beauty into everyday life.
We believe plants are more than décor. They tell stories, spark conversations, and remind us to slow down and appreciate the small things.
Whether you're searching for a thoughtful gift, a statement piece for your home, or your very first plant, we're honored to be a small part of your story.
Thank you for supporting handmade, small business, and the art of keeping things green.