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Indoor Plant Zone – Kitchen

Our top pick for plants in the kitchen will always be herbs. There’s nothing better than just reaching across to flavour homemade dishes with homegrown herbs, their fresh flavour is second to none! If you are after something more decorative, trailing plants or hanging plants will bring your kitchen instant charm.

Bright light lovers, handy herbs

·       Anthurium:

·       Herbs:

·       Pothos:

Scotts Osmocote Indoor Potting Mix: Developed to bring out the very best in your indoor plants. This unique mix is formulated without compost or pine bark that are known to shelter pesky fungus gnats, helping to keep your home pest free!Scotts Osmocote Pour+Feed: A ready to use liquid fertiliser that is formulated to give your plants the nutrients they need with visible results in just 7 days! Give your plants a fortnightly boost with no mixing, no mess, no fuss!

STYLING TIPS

In our modern lives, the kitchen serves more than a space for cooking. As we bond with our families and friends, the heart of our home makes for an important moment. Our lives revolve around this central point as a gathering space so why not turn a traditionally utilitarian room into a verdant statement.

PLANTS TO USE IN YOUR KITCHEN

  • Mistletoe cactus (Rhipsalis) – Perfect for softening shelf edges.
  • Macho fern (Nephrolepis biserrata) – This tender touch can add impact instantly.
  • Begonia – With an array of interesting foliage Begonia’s add intricacy to any benchtop.

STYLING TIP

  • Earthy planter colours can anchor your plants and align them to your interior palette.
  • To prevent your space from feeling chaotic, weave in some neutrally toned planters to simply add texture and support your hero pieces.
  • Give your plants some breathing space. A healthy void between plants can give your clusters hierarchy.

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