Plant Locations Finding the perfect home for your plants is easy- just consider theamount of light, heat and humidity your plant needs to thrive and start creating your own green oasis. 1. OFFICE Whether your desk is at home or in an office, you can benefit hugely from some green work fellows. A Bunny Ear Cactus is a great desk buddy - you focus on work, and they won't mind if you forget about them for a while. Snake Plants are brilliant at zapping free radicals and can handle low light if you work somewhere with little natural light. Or add a Prayer Plant - a lovely way to bring some zen to your desk as you watch its leaves move up and down throughout the day. 2. LIVING ROOM One of the easiest rooms to fill with plants is the living room, as most plants thrive well here (provided there is adequate natural light). The ideal temperature for houseplants is 15-24 degrees Celcius (59-75 degrees Fahrenheit), and you'll find living rooms have the most stable temper
Beautiful Shade Container Garden Ideas Need new container ideas for your shade garden? This gardener’s collection of planters features lush foliage and a few perennials from her garden. As you explore Bonnie Dumas’s garden and patio in Kansas, you’ll find beautiful hanging baskets, window boxes, and upcycled containers that add color and texture all summer long. Check out some of Bonnie’s planting recipes here. These ever-growing flowers and stunning containers are bursting with rustic charm! If you’re inspired by her container ideas, don’t miss her dog-friendly garden design 1. Splashing Begonia Container for Partial Shade Tropical plants can be used both indoors and outdoors, depending on the season. Begonias and colorful nasturtiums are the mainstays in this 5-foot-long container. Grow this mix in partial shade. List of Plants A) Variegated Snake Plant Sansevieria trifasciata var. laurentii B) Nasturtium tropeolum majus 'Alaska Mix' C) Winged Begonia Begonia x