Beautifying Your Space with Hanging and Climbing Plants

Is your living space missing the zest and color you want? You don't have to spend a lot of money on fancy art or furniture because nature already offers a wide variety of bright colors and textures. You can turn even the most boring corners and nooks into green sanctuaries by adding plants that hang and climb.

How can someone find the perfect balance of color texture and air purifying qualities? To find the answer you need to pick the best plants that can climb and hang indoors. They will make your home look better and they might also make you feel happier help you focus and lower your stress.

When you pick out plants first figure out how much sunlight your space gets. Some plants do well in sunny spots but others like the shade better. If you're looking for something to brighten up the place English Ivy also known as Hedera helix is a great option to give some vertical depth. This vine grows quickly and looks great when it's in a hanging basket or it can climb up a trellis and look amazing. It can adapt to different lighting conditions but it does best in bright light.

If you don't get much sun the Swiss Cheese Plant also called Monstera deliciosa is a good choice. The big leaves on this climbing plant look as impressive as their name sounds and they have a special pattern that's all their own. The Swiss Cheese Plant does well in low to bright indirect light and it likes a humid environment.

The Golden Pothos also known as Epipremnum aureum is another plant that does well in low light and is easy to take care of. Its heart-shaped leaves add a magical feel to your living room as they hang from baskets or spread across the tops of bookshelves and curtain rods.

If you're new to gardening and think you just can't grow anything don't feel bad. Some plants are really tough and resilient and they are fool-proof too. The Spider Plant also known as Chlorophytum comosum is a tough indoor plant that makes any room look better with its curving leaves. It likes low light and doesn't need much care which makes it great for beginners.

After you pick your plants find a pot or planter that looks good with your style and is big enough for the plant's size and how it grows. Make sure it drains well so water doesn't collect and roots don't rot.

When you add plants to your space try to spread them out evenly like putting a beautiful hanging basket in one spot and a creeping vine in another. If you place things in the right spots your living space can turn into a charming indoor garden. Climbing plants bring height and depth and hanging plants help soften sharp lines and fill up spaces above. This delightful combination can truly revitalize your living area and turn it into a lush relaxing sanctuary.

If you've been gardening for a while or just started taking care of plants you will find it really rewarding to add climbing and hanging plants to your decor. Why not add a touch of nature then? You can be sure that both your home and your well being will appreciate it.