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Dish Gardens
Dish gardens are a great way to bring nature indoors and are easy to maintain. A dish garden can fit in practically any space, from your kitchen counter to your bathroom vanity. If you can’t figure out how to decorate a certain area of your house, you really can’t go wrong with dish garden plants. ProFlowers offers a range of dish gardens for delivery, so you never have to struggle with how to decorate again.
Dish Garden FAQs
What are dish gardens?
A dish garden is an arrangement of various types of plants held in a single container. The container is typically shallow and is meant to fit in various spaces in a home. Plants are an easy way to brighten and liven up any space. All you have to do is place a couple of potted plants around your house and the entire space will be instantly transformed into a green, relaxing oasis. Any shape or size of a container can be used for a dish garden. Dish gardens are similar to potted plants, except they do not contain drainage holes like flower pots do.
What are some typical dish garden plants?
There are various types of plants that you can put in a dish garden. Some typical dish garden plants include succulents, ivy, fern, and peace lily. Succulents are easy to care for and ivy and fern make for pretty greenery. Most green plants that require minimal care are great options for a dish garden.
How do I care for my dish garden delivery?
With Proflowers, you can get a dish garden delivered right to your doorstep. Caring for your dish garden delivery is relatively easy. You want to keep the soil moist at all times. Water it as soon as the soil gets dry, but make sure it's never too wet. Dish garden plants do best in diffused sunlight and warm weather. A succulent dish garden is the perfect gift for a loved one.
Can dish gardens be kept indoors?
Yes, a dish garden is meant to be kept indoors. Dish garden plants are perfect for those who live in a city without much access to nature, but still want plants in their home. Dish gardens thrive indoors, as they do not need direct sunlight like most gardening plants do.