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Our dish gardens come with a variety of houseplants, allowing for a charming and low-maintenance arrangement. These gardens typically feature a mix of houseplants with varying textures, colors, and heights, creating an interesting and cohesive display. Common plants used in dish gardens but not limited to, include ferns, snake plants, peace lilies, pothos, and ivy, which thrive in similar light and watering conditions. The plants are arranged thoughtfully in the dish or a birdhouse, with taller plants at the center or back and smaller ones toward the front.
Our dish gardens come with a variety of houseplants, allowing for a charming and low-maintenance arrangement. These gardens typically feature a mix of houseplants with varying textures, colors, and heights, creating an interesting and cohesive display. Common plants used in dish gardens but not limited to, include ferns, snake plants, peace lilies, pothos, and ivy, which thrive in similar light and watering conditions. The plants are arranged thoughtfully in the dish or a birdhouse, with taller plants at the center or back and smaller ones toward the front.
