Release healthy, established plants
Root health, active growth, stability, and readiness matter more than novelty alone.
About Rare Form
Founder Jennifer Moyer grows and propagates houseplants, develops small-batch botanical objects, leads private workshops, and helps people choose plants that suit their rooms and routines.
Based in Reading and serving southeastern Pennsylvania.
Founder & grower
Rare Form began with Jennifer’s propagation and experimentation and has grown to include cultivated houseplants, small-batch objects, private workshops, and plant styling.
Her approach considers the whole plant and the whole room: light, roots, water, mature size, maintenance, circulation, and the person who will provide care. Good design and sound plant care should support each other.
How Rare Form works
Root health, active growth, stability, and readiness matter more than novelty alone.
Materials and forms are developed around real tasks: propagation, potting, display, care, and cleanup.
Plants grow. Rooms change. Recommendations account for mature size, access, pruning, support, and repotting.
What Rare Form offers
Cultivated plantsSmall releases based on maturity, condition, form, and readiness.Explore cultivated houseplants →
Objects & formulationsSmall-batch pieces developed for propagation, care, display, and growing.Explore botanical objects →
Workshops & eventsGuided projects for workplaces, parties, homes, and small groups.Explore events →
Plant stylingPlant selection and placement based on light, mature size, maintenance, and the room.Explore plant styling →Care after the handoff
Rare Form’s guides and product picks cover the practical work after a plant comes home.
Practical care guidesWork through light, watering, repotting, acclimation, and plant selection with observable evidence.Browse the guides →
Rare Form recommendsExplore selected products for potting, live moss, propagation, supports, planters, lighting, pruning, pest care, and nutrition.Browse the recommendations →Contact Rare Form
Send the plant, room, group, object, or collaboration you have in mind, along with the useful details.