Leis de Buds is located in the heart of Kitsilano. It’s Vancouver’s first Hawaiian-inspired flower shop with traditional Hawaiian leis, flower crowns, bouquets and a subscription flower delivery service. This is the first flower shop in Vancouver to have a zero-waste approach, which will save 75,000 plastic bags from landfills each year. All flowers are predominantly sourced from local B.C. farms and the flower packaging is completely biodegradable. From the plantable seed paper boxes, to reusable storage bags made from backyard compostable material, to natural foam and washable Kraft paper bags, Leis de Buds has a first-of-its-kind approach to the retail carbon footprint in Vancouver. The leisdeBUS is also the first solar-powered on-the-go flower market in Vancouver. It hosts an impressive rooftop of solar panels and a Tesla Powerwall, providing enough natural energy to remain off-the-grid for 30+ hours. The leisdeBUS will be popping up at festivals and events around Vancouver. The Plant, as it is affectionately called, has been visited by Vancouver’s top bloggers and media, who have referred to the storefront as “Vancouver’s most Instagrammable location” with tropical flowers draping from the ceiling and wicker hanging chairs. It’s the perfect spot for a unique ladies night, stagette or birthday activity.