Indoor Gardening

As the seasons change and winter strikes, don't let the cold temperatures and flurries blow away your fresh garden produce and tranquil ambiance. With year round productivity potential, continual fresh plants and even healthier grown

Adding an indoor garden could be beneficial to your health. According to a NASA study, houseplants can remove up to 87% of indoor air pollutants. When choosing plants to provide health improvements, it is important to choose allergy free plants. Try traditional snap dragons over sunflowers because the pollen is enclosed. Place plant stands indoors and add ferns for a decorative touch.

For an unique ambiance and garden that demands minimal maintenance, try adding a terrarium garden to your home. You can creatively construct these glass enclosed gardens by choosing different containers and shaping various amounts of soil, bark chips, pea gravel or moss. Place the unit on a garden cart to be easily transported to areas of indirect light. Then, water and fertilize it about once a month.

Liven up your living quarters with an indoor garden. The possibilities and techniques will add both a serene and functional sense to your home all year round.