You may have heard about the winter garden. This new practice has become a decorative trend in many homes. Anyone who wants to leave a more natural and lively environment will love the tips that are present in this article.
Check it out now and find out how to make a winter garden in your house!
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How to make a winter garden in your home?
First of all, you need to choose a suitable place to make your winter garden. This environment needs to be closed, so you can choose any room in the house, which makes this practice ideal for those who live in an apartment.
In addition, you must remember that the chosen room needs to have natural light, with sunlight to facilitate the development of plants. That way, you can combine a more intimate setting with natural beauty.
Building the ideal winter garden location
After choosing where your winter garden will be, it's time to get your hands dirty and start building it. In this way, betting on beautiful vases and ornamental stones is a way to make the place even more beautiful.
To start assembling the garden, you should cover the ground with a plastic tarp – preferably black – and then place some bricks around the tarp. Thus, a delimited space will be created within the room.
If desired, it is still possible to include small wooden decks instead of tarps, or other spaces to place the vases in higher places. Finally, just arrange all the vases to fit within that space. A tip for those who want to create a cleaner climate in the environment is to use white stones.
What are the best plants to have in a conservatory?
Once you have created the space for the winter garden and chosen the best pots for your environment, it is time to decide which are the best plant options to compose it. In that sense, the most suitable are succulents, which are more resistant and, in many cases, do not need direct sunlight. Some examples are the sword of São Jorge, the palm trees, the fern and the boa constrictor.
But attention! Some of these plants can be toxic to children and animals, so it's important to check this and restrict space if necessary.
