Bring the outdoors in with this easy group of 5 indoor gardening ideas that will give you a Zen state of mind. All are easy to create and offer a sense of peace and tranquility to your home.
Gardening doesn't have to only occur outside, nor does it only include growing edible plants. Though I do enjoy growing a few edibles the majority of my enthusiasm for gardening has to do with ornamental plants.
I find that gardening indoors with houseplants is a big help during the winter or sometimes during the hottest days of summer, with my state of mind.
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Today I'm sharing just a few of some of my favorite garden related DIY projects that are sure to give you a Zen feeling of calm and tranquility let alone add some beauty in your home.
5 Indoor Gardening Ideas to Bring On Zen
This group of indoor gardening ideas is a great way to bring beauty and a feeling of calm into your home. Five easy projects you can create to help you feel relaxed and calm.
How to Make an Indoor Water Garden
These tabletop water gardens were so fun to make. I love the marimo moss balls and playing with different stones. They require minimal care and maintenance so you can enjoy their beauty all year round.
DIY Terrarium - Create a Beautiful Living Indoor Garden
Terrariums are easier than you think to make and create their own eco-system so you need only enjoy it after creating one. Back in the day, they were sometimes called a Wardian Case as plant specimens were housed in these types of cases for travel. A great craft for people of all ages.
How to Make a Succulent Birdcage Planter
Some succulents are more difficult to grow than others and they do require a good amount of light. Tip: Stick to those in the green family and less to the blue or purple. They are easier to grow. However, this beautiful birdcage planter makes an outstanding decor statement for a succulent lover.
Kokedama: How to Create a Moss Ball String Garden
Kokedama moss balls are sometimes hung as a beautiful string garden. However, they can also be set on a pretty dish. I started with ferns but the orchid has done the best as it doesn't mind the dry conditions in our home.
DIY Indoor Water Fountain You Can Make in Minutes
This last post is not technically a garden but a water fountain certainly makes me think Zen. If you haven't read this one yet, you may be shocked at just how easy it is to make a charming little water fountain that's music to your ears.
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