Interior greenery? No I’m not talking about the Pantone colour of 2017 but the real thing – houseplants.
We have lots of them in our house these days. The trend shows no sign of abating thank goodness!
It started with a spider plant just the one. From that little plant grew many Chlorophytum Comosum babies (technical term dont you know, get me?) they are still going strong.
Interior greenery in da house!
At first I kept them in the conservatory, because afterall thats what conservatories are for right? Then during the winter I realised they preferred the warmth of the room next door. i mixed them in with with the cacti. I followed all the rules and watered sparingly during winter, then as the days got lighter I fed them some plant food.
Well look at this little lot, they are in the rudest of health and are heading for their third re-potting.
Everywhere you turn there is either a tin or a pot full of interior greenery and I couldn’t be prouder of my newly discovered green fingers and thumbs…
Marc made the little block shelves below from an old palette, they wont take too much weight but they are perfect for a tin of greenery. I love to reuse and recycle, the tins are old baked bean or tomato tins!
However, you still can’t beat a vase full of freshly cut blooms. Flowers make a house into a home…
Those sunflowers cost just £3.00 from Lidl, now that is what I call getting your money’s worth. I love Lidl luckily one has just been opened a short walk away from us. Is it sad that this makes me happy?
I wrote another post about my Spider plants, its definitely turned into an obsession..
I also made a hanging mobile plant holder here from tin cans if you want to see?
I buy lots of my plant holders from Homesense (not sponsored just a fan!)
