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Going Green: 5 Plant Types That Thrive In Conservatories

Grassmoor Glass Ltd • March 14, 2023
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If you’re unsure how best to decorate your new conservatory, then consider the multitude of benefits you could get from adding an array of plants. The extra warmth and shelter that your conservatory can provide makes the perfect environment for growing leafy potted plants or delicious fruit and vegetables.


Plants make for attractive and luscious decor, whilst also boosting your wellbeing and indoor air quality. See your new conservatory as a vital addition to your garden, where it can function as a plant nursery or a makeshift greenhouse. Remember to adjust your watering routines accordingly in the summer months, and rotate leafy plants to avoid scorching in the hot sun.


Peruse this list of the top plants that will thrive in your conservatory.

Cacti & Succulents

Known for their low maintenance needs and love of warm, dry spaces, cacti and succulents are the perfect starter plants for your conservatory. Available in a huge range of shapes and sizes, these plants add interest to your space without depending much care and attention.

Palms

A big leafy palm will add height and depth to any space, and will be very happy in the shelter and warmth of a conservatory. You can invest in a range of interesting pot designs and shapes for added colour. Varieties such as Sago and Blue Hesper work well in a sunny indoor environment.

Clean Air Plants

Whilst most leafy green plants will likely boost your indoor air quality, some species are more effective at this than others. A potted fern or winter heather will ensure your air is thoroughly rejuvenated, and will thrive indoors all year round. Also consider a pot of ivy or aloe vera plants to boost your conservatory’s clean air status.

Fruit

A conservatory provides the perfect space for fruit to ripen in summer. The indoor sheltered area provides protection from birds and insects, whilst the glass emulates a typical garden greenhouse. Fruit varieties that will bloom in this environment include strawberries, peaches, figs and even bananas.

Flowers

Growing flowers in a conservatory is just as effective as growing fruit, where the blooms are protected from wildlife and the weather. Flowers will also grow bigger and quicker in a warm environment. Varieties to consider include orchids, violets and bird of paradise plants.

Conservatories In Chesterfield

At Grassmoor Glass Ltd, we custom build conservatories to suit your needs. Our installation consultants will give you expert advice on designs to compliment your property, where we offer both modern and traditional Victorian conservatories.


In addition to conservatories, we also offer double glazed windows and composite doors for your home. Contact us now for more information or to speak to our expert team of glassware specialists.[1]   No comments - you can go ahead and upload :)


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