Season 1 Episode 4
Tansy

Welcome to Tansy!
Discover the enchanting world of Tansy, where each plant tells a story, and every item is a brushstroke in a vibrant tapestry of colors and textures. Tansy is not just a plant nursery and home goods store; it’s a celebration of life’s verdant beauty, founded by Shawna Christian in Los Angeles and recently expanded to Seattle. As the city’s only Black woman-owned plant store, Tansy stands as a beacon of diversity and entrepreneurial spirit in the community.
Our Story
Discover the enchanting world of Tansy, where each plant tells a story, and every item is a brushstroke in a vibrant tapestry of colors and textures. Tansy is not just a plant nursery and home goods store; it’s a celebration of life’s verdant beauty, founded by Shawna Christian in Los Angeles and recently expanded to Seattle. As the city’s only Black woman-owned plant store, Tansy stands as a beacon of diversity and entrepreneurial spirit in the community.

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