by MELISSA EPIFANO
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Vegetable gardens, patio planters, and flower beds undoubtedly add appeal to any home and make for some really fun hobbies. But if you just don’t have the space, you can’t go wrong with curating your own indoor garden.
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To bring some greenery into your home and experience all the benefits different plants and flowers have to offer, check out these ideas to get started.
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Use a small cluster of mid-sized plants to help take up awkward blank space.
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A half-and-half garden helps blend the inside and out, making your home feel even bigger.
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Mixing and matching plants and pots makes for a visually interesting display for anywhere in your home.
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Your dinners will seem even tastier with a fresh herb garden at your fingertips.
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Commandeer a set of shelves or closet for your indoor garden.
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A few glass display cases and a handful of your favorite air plants or succulents is all it takes to form a mini plant world.
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Plant hammocks and a variety of leafy friends can make a fun statement in any room.
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Create a mini succulent collection that still adds a boost of greenery but takes up little room in your home.
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You can place plants based on their light preferences, or even rotate them as needed to keep them healthy.
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For a splash of personality and color, arrange your plants around and inside your non-working or faux fireplace.
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Adding a few fronds and leaves to a mudroom or laundry room space instantly gives it greenhouse vibes.
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While herbs are popular for kitchen gardens, they’re by no means the only plants that can thrive in your cook space.
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A bathroom can be a glorious location for plants, whether you stack a few on a shelf, hang one from the ceiling, or drape one from the shower head.
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Terracotta pots and cacti are a simple but striking display when wall-mounted in cutout shelves.
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If you’ve amassed cuttings of your favorite plants, hang them in a chic wall display until they’re ready to be repotted.