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Indoor Flower Container Gardening

Bring a bit of summer inside for the winter

Growing indoor flowers in a container garden is easy: you add water and they add beauty. By choosing flowers to complement your environment, you'll a green thumbs-up from your friends.

You'll be amazed at the variety of containers we offer: wood, stone, metal, porcelain, terra cotta, wow. To help you zoom in, pick a style that goes well with your current furniture.

Off the wall

If your indoor walls are white, you have a blank slate. (And you need flowers more than anyone.) For colored walls, pick flowers that contrast. Pastel walls benefit from soft colored flowers. Modern, metallic decors come to life with bold flowers, tall leafy plants and trellised vines. Cozy homes with antiques, wood floors and leather furniture benefit from a variety of small containers with hanging vines and broad-leaf plants to add some friendly green.

Outside in

Your container garden lets you keep your thumb green over the winter. Experiment with pruning, watering, even cross-breeding. Herbs and vegetables will keep you busy and fill your home with summer smells.

Hit the dirt

Potting soil works best for indoor container gardens. It contains the right amount of peat, sand and perlite for nutrition and drainage. Interestingly, it contains almost no soil. It looks and feels clean, and you avoid bringing bugs and worms inside. If you have a specific plant in mind, such as cactus, choose a prepared soil formulated for it. If you want to keep your options open, get the all-purpose stuff. You can help dirt stay fresh by lining the bottom of your pot with stones or broken pot shards so it can drain.

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The help line

If you don't know much about growing things, ask around for help. Get a gardener talking and they won't stop. Listen and learn. If you're a master gardener, share your knowledge. Successful indoor container gardens make everyone's world more beautiful.