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New Haven, Connecticut
Queer-owned plant boutique in Ninth Square with terrariums and local goods.
Bark & Vine is a queer-owned indoor plant boutique located in New Haven's Ninth Square neighborhood. The shop specializes in global flora with fresh deliveries every Wednesday, alongside curated accessories like locally made pottery, soaps, and tote bags from New England makers. Beyond retail, the space serves as a community workshop for terrarium-building classes. The entirely queer staff and the business's community impact have earned recognition from local leaders as a vital LGBTQ-owned small business. Located on Orange Street, the shop is open Tuesday through Sunday.
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