Skip to content

Open search

Rare Plants
Rare Tissue culture plants
Featured Sales Items
Littles flaws for less
New Arrivals
Articles
Contact
Coming soon

Aya's Tropical Plants

Language

Open search Open account page Open cart

0

Rare Tissue culture plants
Featured Sales Items
Littles flaws for less
New Arrivals
Articles
Contact
Coming soon

Language

All Plants
Accessories
Alocasia
Anthurium
Begonia
Homalomena
Hoya
Monstera
Philodendron
Scindapsus
Syngonium
Rhaphidophora
Zamioculcas zamiifolia

0

Your cart is empty

Continue shopping

T.C. Other

Filters

Sort by

Featured

Best selling

Alphabetically, A-Z

Alphabetically, Z-A

Price, low to high

Price, high to low

Date, old to new

Date, new to old

In stock only

Price

$ to $

Filters

Sort by:

In stock only

Price

$ to $

4 products

Sold out

Anthurium Red Crystallinum | Rare TC Plant| Aya's Tropical Plants

Sale price$69.00

Sold out

Banana Tree (Aurea) Variegated | Rare TC Plant| Aya's Tropical Plants

Sale price$69.00

Sold out

Banana Tree (Aurea) Variegated | Rare TC Plant| Aya's Tropical Plants

Sale price$69.00

Sold out

Anoectochilus Roxburghii Variegated | Rare TC Plant| Aya's Tropical Plants

Sale price$29.00

Regular price$39.00

Sign up for our newsletter

E-mail

Site Info

About Us
Payment Methods
Shipping & Returns
Pick Up In Store
Shipping Policy

About Us

Barbara St-Hilaire, the visionary behind Aya Tropical Plants, made a bold decision to follow her heart and leave her 17-year career in telecommunications. With unwavering determination, she set forth on a new journey driven by her profound passion for plants.Leaving behind a world where she had tirelessly climbed the corporate ladder, Barbara's awakening to the wonders of nature occurred during her training as a yoga instructor in Bali. As her priorities shifted away from the relentless pursuit of success and performance, the call of the natural world became impossible to ignore.Reconnecting with nature became a profound and transformative experience, helping Barbara rediscover her true self. It was clear from the outset that she wanted to spread happiness by sharing her love for tropical plants with others.The name "Aya" holds a special significance for Barbara, as it belongs to her beloved granddaughter. This heartfelt connection inspired her to name her company after Aya, symbolizing the deep bond between family and the nurturing spirit of nature. In addition to Aya, Barbara's family welcomed six new precious members in the past years, further fueling her dedication to creating a thriving and joyful world through Aya Tropical Plants.

Location

794 rue Principale,
Saint-Amable, Quebec
J0N 1N0.

(438)-372-1998

info@ayastropicalplants.com

Language