Dirt Bag: Plants, guidance, and a unique selection in Houston.
Located at 701 W Gray St #1 in Houston, Dirt Bag is a gift shop and plant store with a unique plant selection. The staff, including Sydney, are knowledgeable and friendly, offering care tips and even repotting plants in the shop. Customers praise great prices and attentive service from the owner and team who genuinely care about plants and customers.
701 W Gray St #1, Houston, TX 77019, USA
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Offering a unique selection of healthy indoor and outdoor plants for all skill levels.
Providing high-quality soil, pots, and gardening accessories to support plant growth.
Expert hands-on assistance with repotting plants in-store to ensure proper care.
Personalized advice and tips from knowledgeable staff on lighting, watering, and maintenance.
Curated plant-related gifts and decor for plant lovers and special occasions.
Overall rating
Regina Tutt
THANK YOU,DIRT BAG! WE had an amazingly great time today 03/04/26!!! Your hostess Sydney was the absolute best and when we left there and went to eat a person there asked us about our experience with you guys and let me tell you...we talked you guys UP! THANK YOU for allowing us to create some memories with y'all!
Kenny Holmes
Great people and selection
Jason Jangho Park
Elaine Garner
Great shop with a wide selection and very knowledgeable employees!
Jacqueline Arnold
Shannon
I had such a great experience at this local plant store. I originally stopped in just to buy dirt because an ivy I recently bought wasn’t doing well, and I suspected it might be the pot. I’m a beginner and was nervous about harming the plant, but the owner was incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. They took the time to teach me about proper care and even repotted my plant for me right there in the shop. My ivy is now thriving thanks to their help! Their prices are great, the service is amazing, and you can tell they truly care about plants and their customers. I only wish they sold more plants—because if they did, I honestly wouldn’t shop anywhere else.
