#indoor-gardening

#indoor-gardening

You know that moment when you realize you've become a serial plant killer? Mine came last winter when I stood in my kitchen, staring at yet another crispy basil plant that had gone from vibrant green to sad brown in what felt like days. This was attempt number four, and I'd done everything the little care tag suggested. Watered it regularly (but not too much!), kept it on my brightest windowsill, even talked to it occasionally while making morning coffee.

Growing your own vegetables is a fun and rewarding activity. Not only will you ensure they are at their freshest when you eat them, but you will also know how they are grown, especially if you care about pesticides and other harmful chemicals found in commercially grown produce. If you don't have an outdoor garden space, you can still grow some tasty veggies indoors - and some of the simplest (and fastest-growing) are radishes.

There's no better neighbor for it than marjoram. Companion plants - like rosemary and thyme, or tomatoes and marigolds - are plants that thrive under the same growing conditions. They like the same type of soil, amount of sunlight, and general temperature. Marjoram and lavender make terrific companion plants, stimulating each other's growth and improving their flavors as their shared soil is symbiotically enriched.

When the cold weather comes and you can no longer grow your own garden produce (or find local fruits and vegetables at the market), it can really throw a curveball in your recipe plans until the seasons change again. Sure, you can still find delicious ingredients, but they're never quite the same as something grown fresh at home. Luckily, if you have some space indoors, you can easily grow smaller tomato varieties right on your windowsill, even in the winter.

Users can grow a variety of plants indoors all year round, making it a unique option for those without outdoor gardening space, especially during winter.

Many fruit trees need to be pollinated to produce fruit. Outside, helpful bees and other pollinators handle this. But assuming you're not going to welcome bees into your house, pollinating falls to you.

The LEGO Terrarium Set elevates plant creation, featuring a rustic design that transforms playful craft into tasteful home decor with detailed botanical elements.

When nighttime falls at Macy's, a dedicated team tends to the 8,000 plants, ensuring the Flower Show remains vibrant and enchanting for shoppers each day.