An indoor garden doesn’t have to be an elaborate room full of plants. Although, that is also an option. More than that, trends show that gardeners are interested in bringing more life inside. It also helps with winter blues for gardeners who crave sunny days spent outside.
What does an indoor garden actually look like?
From kitchen counter herbs, to succulent centerpieces, anything is possible. Big or small, an indoor garden should be a space in which your customers find joy and tranquility. Alternatively, for some an indoor garden should encompass an entire room, like a sun-room, where plants are the focal point. This is also a wonderful way for you customers to find some clarity and fresh air.
Your customers have brought in plants for the winter anyway!
We’re now in the dark depths of winter where, for us in most of North America, an outdoor garden is not possible. At least, not growing outside. So, customers have brought inside, but how can they turn indoor plants into an indoor garden? Well, special arrangements, accessories, and creating a lush corner of the room help. Provide extra attention to the space with the intention of mimicking the outdoors in springtime. Even a window sill with matching containers and on theme plants is an excellent way to approach the idea. It’s not revolutionary, but the extra intention is everything.
Millennials are getting hooked.
Young people already love succulents and are begging to fill their homes with air plants and swiss cheese plants as well. With the rise of Instagram and lifestyle posts, renters are finding the joy in watching their plants grow. While many millennials aren’t planning on being home owners anytime soon, this provides them with a sense of home in their apartments.
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