THE HOBBY GARDENER’S GREEN OASIS
Do you also love you green plants and are dreaming of place to care for them, then this is how you can utilize your utility room for your plants. You can repot and germinate, for both balcony and garden and maybe you also have the courage to grow vegetables inside, if you have a window with lots of daylight.
THE BEAUTY OF HANGING PLANTS
Hang your plant tools on a grid board that make them easy to find when needed. Hang things up with small hooks and hugs along with inspiration clippings, and seed bags. This grid is from Madam Stoltz.
You can also make your own lattice board from galvanize wire fences from the DIY store.
ARTIFICALLY DECORATE
You can cut some corners with artificial flowers and plants.
The advantage is that they look green and beautiful even though there is no daylight in the room. On this bamboo ladder, we have “cheated” and hung two artificial vines. They need no water or light, and as long as you dust them off from time to time, they will continue to look nice and green. The ladder can also be used as a “shelf” for garden and plant books.
A GREENHOUSE IN THE LIVING ROOM
A living room greenhouse is a great idea when you need to germinate your flower seeds. They stay humid and warm and you can keep an eye on them and water them regularly. The greenhouse can also be used to give the slightly winter-tired plants a boost. Heat, light and moisture get most plants back on their feet.