Choosing the Right Indoor Planter Box

[Jerry Peed]

After putting so much effort into the backyard, the results were worth every bit of trouble it might have been. The plants are beautiful and thriving, the patio furniture was a good call, and you can't help but be drawn outside as much as possible. It's lovely and it warms the heart to see all the plant life you are growing in your garden. But it doesn't have to stop there. The yard is beautiful with plant life, but you only get that when you step outside or look out the window. Why not bring some of that magic inside as well? If you find the right type of indoor planter box for your home decor and the ideal plants to match, you can bring in a little bit of your garden inside where you can enjoy the beauty of leaves, vines, and flowers at any point in the day. But before we get ahead of ourselves here, let's take a step back and start the first thing we need to do. Let's pick out an indoor planter box.

Big & Tall

The first type of indoor planter box you might want to consider is a large, tall planter. This type of planter is good for placing near entryways like the front door as they add some effortless elegance to a living space. They take up more room vertically than anything else, so you may want to lean into that and get a simple, copper planter then grow something high and upright inside like snake plants.

Small & Wide

Going in the complete opposite direction, you can also choose an indoor planter box that is wide but sits low so it does not take up much space. This style is pretty flexible because you can move it around the home easily. It can sit on any surface that is wide enough like a table, nook, or island, and therefore can sit just at eye level for you to enjoy. You can purchase one that has one wide cavity for soil, or another that is more like a set of individual containers. Either one allows you to plant one type or multiple types of plants together.

We've laid out a few types of planter boxes that could work inside the home, providing a bit of decor in addition to a proper vessel for the plants you will be picking out to go with them. Once you have settled on the right indoor planter box or the best combination of planters, you can add to cart and work on getting the plants you envision gracing your home. From richly colored foliage to vibrant floral arrangements, you can have whatever style of plant life you want living in your home with you, less vulnerable to the outside elements.

Now that you've brought a bit of your garden home with you, you get to enjoy watching the natural world grow around you without always needing to hop outside. To find the indoor planter box you need to get the ball rolling, visit HPotter online, where they have plenty of home and garden pieces you might like.